Soldato
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Purchased my 3900X for £405 this morning.And the i7 is £420 when the 3700x is £260.
Seems a bit mad unless you want to commit to this and then buy rocket lake in 6 months.
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Purchased my 3900X for £405 this morning.And the i7 is £420 when the 3700x is £260.
Seems a bit mad unless you want to commit to this and then buy rocket lake in 6 months.
Absolute steal thatPurchased my 3900X for £405 this morning.
£159.99 for the i5 10400F. That markup for the unlocked part is insane though.
I'm strangely tempted by the 10900K, I know it's daft but it will no doubt take the gaming performance crown and the sooner AMD can release Zen 3 the better. People itching to upgrade from Haswell (like myself) willActually - OcUK page is live - pricing is more in line with what I expected - so the Rainforest have got it wrong!
https://www.overclockers.co.uk/pc-components/processors/intel/socket-1200-comet-lake
I'm strangely tempted by the 10900K, I know it's daft but it will no doubt take the performance crown and the sooner AMD can release Zen 3 the better. People itching to upgrade from Haswell (like myself) will
just look at the raw numbers apart from heat and power consumption obviously. I'll have to be strong although as I'm GPU limited it obviously makes little sense to buy now.
It's in stock.Is that going to be one of those "cheap Intel CPU's" that is officially launched but rarely put on the market?
Those things are just for reviewers for to add to a performance value chart.
It's in stock.
Now out of stock and another £10 on top, waste of time.
So the 8700K (read 10600K) has now dropped down to £275, a whole £100 drop in 2.5 years, whoop.![]()