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A HIGH FPS GAMES DREAM: INTEL 9900K & 8086K BUNDLES WITH FREE STUFF!!!

Gibbo

Gibbo

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Hi there


For those who want insanely high FPS to go with 144-240Hz refresh monitors or need a CPU that can power the latest 2080Ti, even in SLI, then you need frequency, so OcUK has put together a pair of bundle deals to try and offset the current high cost Intel processors are selling for generally world wide.

Both are these bundles are capable of 5.0GHz and high memory speeds as the Aorus memory kit uses Samsung B Die so also has some overclocking potential.

The bundles come with the following FREE items:


Gigabyte UD Pro 512GB SSD 2.5" SATA 6Gbps Toshiba 3D NAND Solid State Drive @ £79.99 inc VAT



GP-GSTFS30512GTTD, 512GB Gigabyte UD Pro, 2.5" SSD, SATA III - 6Gb/s, 3D NAND technology, Read 530MB/s, Write 500MB/s, 80K/75K IOPS, 3yr Warranty



Only £79.99 inc VAT - FREE WITH BELOW BUNDLES!

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intel starter pack - call of duty 4 black ops, killing floor 2, evasion & adobe bundle @ £149.99 inc vat



intel starter pack enthusiast speciality bundle including call of duty 4 black ops, killing floor 2, evasion and adobe games/software free with qualifying intel processors.



only £149.99 inc vat - free with both bundles!

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intel starter pack - battlefield 1, paladins & pubg plus exclusive in game content @ £149.95 inc vat



battlefield 1, paladins & pubg plus exclusive in game content and more free with selected intel i5 & i7 cpus



only £149.95 inc vat - free with both bundles!

order now








Promo Bundle - Intel Core i9 9900K, Aorus Z390 Master, Aorus 16GB RGB RAM **FREE 512GB SSD** @ £1,049.99 inc VAT



bundle contains intel core i9 9900k tray processor with 5.0ghz turbo, aorus z390 master rgb motherboard, 16gb aorus rgb 3200mhz memory, free gigabyte 512gb sata ssd



only £1,049.99 inc vat.

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Promo Bundle - Intel Core i7 8086K, Gigabyte Z370 Ultra Gaming Wifi, 16GB RGB RAM **FREE 512GB SSD** @ £799.99 inc VAT



Bundle Contains Intel Core i7 8086K Anniversary Edition Processor with 5.0GHz Turbo, Gigabyte Z370 Ultra Gaming WIFI RGB Motherboard, 16GB Gigabyte RGB 3200MHz Memory, FREE Gigabyte 512GB SATA SSD




Only £799.99 inc VAT.

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When you factor in all the FREE software and the FREE 3D NAND Gigabyte SSD, these bundles are absolutely unbeatable and help bring the value back to Intel. :)
 
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ALSO REMEMBER EVERYTHING IS IN STOCK, SO CAN SHIP NEXT DAY AS WE HAVE PLENTY OF 8086K AND 9900K IN STOCK. :)
 
Gibbo said:
ALSO REMEMBER EVERYTHING IS IN STOCK, SO CAN SHIP NEXT DAY AS WE HAVE PLENTY OF 8086K AND 9900K IN STOCK. :)
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So why are you selling the 9900k for £600 still if you have plenty of stock?

So you are deliberately over charging customers under the pretence of very short supply yet you have “plenty in stock”?

So why is the 9900k not selling for the msrp because I’m confused.
 
Your concussed about what???We buy the stock.. The price on our site is what we charge for it......

Bundles look great value. Good work Gibbo.
 
8 Pack said:
Your concussed about what???We buy the stock.. The price on our site is what we charge for it......

Bundles look great value. Good work Gibbo.
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Lol I don’t actually care what you charge for something as that is up to you guys it’s just the unsavoury taste of those blatantly profiteering under false pretences.

Don’t get me wrong I’m just as happy to purchase from elsewhere it’s no skin off my nose as such I just don’t like these kind of practices.

Profiteering - Disproportionately large or grossly unfair profit, generated often through manipulation of prices, abuse of dominant position, or by exploiting a bad or unusual situation such as temporary scarcity. There is usually no governmental control over profiteering unless it involves illegal means.
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http://www.businessdictionary.com/definition/profiteering.html
 
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smogsy said:
manufacturer's suggested retail price
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Yes the price has been suggested and in this case overclockers and others are hiding behind a shortage as a way to increase prices beyond a reasonable amount to increase their profit margins.

I understand supply and demand but to on one hand say their is a shortage of stock to then on the other say we have plenty of stock is IMO is not acceptable.

Overclockers have done an amazing job to build themselves up in to the position they are in, but they deserve to be called out on this, this is taking advantage out of their customers and is something that goes against their aim of supplying exceptional customer service. A pack of haribo is not enough.
 
smogsy said:
manufacturer's suggested retail price
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Good point, really odd though when retailers can sell at any price they want, that they sell for very similar but higher prices and no-one at the msrp...is Intel raising the prices to retailers to the point that there is no profit at the MSRP?
 
Troezar said:
Good point, really odd though when retailers can sell at any price they want, that they sell for very similar but higher prices and no-one at the msrp...is Intel raising the prices to retailers to the point that there is no profit at the MSRP?
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Well obviously Intel are not slapping the back of their hands for increasing prices, either that or we have price fixing across the market.

I’d like to know who’s profiteering from these abnormally higher prices.

Don’t get me wrong I’m not bitter as I have no intention of buying right now or paying over the odds I just cannot stand greedy business practices.
 
Doobedoo said:
Yes the price has been suggested and in this case overclockers and others are hiding behind a shortage as a way to increase prices beyond a reasonable amount to increase their profit margins.

I understand supply and demand but to on one hand say their is a shortage of stock to then on the other say we have plenty of stock is IMO is not acceptable.

Overclockers have done an amazing job to build themselves up in to the position they are in, but they deserve to be called out on this, this is taking advantage out of their customers and is something that goes against their aim of supplying exceptional customer service. A pack of haribo is not enough.
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All depends on the price OC actually managed to buy it for from the wholesalers... If they got it around the Intel MSRP or less then yes you can accuse them of profiteering but they might have had to buy them themselves at an inflated price hence the reason they have the price they have. I do find it strange literally everyone is charging the same price though... Only thing you can do is what myself and others did, went from going to spend 1k plus on an upgrade to spending 0..
Problem is there's enough saps buying them at the price that they are so you can't really blame a supplier for selling the items to them can you.
 
what's wrong with making a profit? at the end of the day, OC is a business and thus need to make a profit... If there's a shortage issue with a desired product and a company is able to outbid their competition to get more stock, then surely that's good business sense?!? If the company has had to pay more to get the stock then they naturally need to sell it for more to keep the same profit margins. Not saying this is outbidding competition, but you could well imagine a situation like that. If the product sells and people pay an elevated price (whether happy to or not) then it's priced for the market...

Even the news/reports of shortages is enough to elevate prices, just look at the way shares bounce about with good/bad news...
 
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