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b grade more expensive than non b grade?

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Can you guys help me understand this as i feel i am definitely missing something. I was looking into the b-grade cards to see if there were any nice offers and came across this:

b-grade 6650xt nitro sapphire graphics card: £440

Same but non b grade version: £400 + free games


What am I missing? I feel quite dumb as i can't see it.
 
Ahhh, great thank you :)
If you read the op below and some later replies you’ll see who to email

 
What am I missing? I feel quite dumb as i can't see it.

There have been some big price drops on lots of stuff lately, but particularly graphics cards (e.g. you can get a 6700 non-XT for £350 and a 6600 non-XT for £250), so the b-grade prices can be way behind, assuming it was a deliberate price in the first place and not just a placeholder as suggested above.
 
What am I missing? I feel quite dumb as i can't see it.

The non B grade was probably closer to £500 when they priced the B grade at £440. So the B grade looked a good deal. Obviously the prices are dropping all the time. It's a lot of work for the staff to keep an eye on the B grade prices every time there's a non B grade price drop. Sometimes a few get missed.

That's the explanation I came up with when I first noticed this happening years ago.
 
As others have said contact them.

Some of the prices i expect if the stock is very old would have been priced long time ago.

This is one area I would like OCUK to improve review this sections prices either weekly or monthly it can be a pain to keep contacting for prices then messing about phone ordering.
 
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