In turn, this means Intel has to choose and prioritize which they are manufacturing, and the entry-level H310 chipset got the short end of the straw. Now that supply relief has resumed the production, it seems Intel chose to pivot that entry level chipset to meet their consumer demands. After all, Windows 7 is still an extremely popular OS. Those who use the H310 chipset will most likely not spend money to switch their systems to Windows 10 as well.Motherboards based on the H310C are expected soon.
Intel preps H310C chipset for low-end Windows 7 systems
Posted on Wednesday, August 08 2018 @ 11:09 CEST by Thomas De Maesschalck