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AMD CPU conundrum :-? (AMD 3700 San Diego only £55 @ OcUK!)
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Hi there
AMD have cleared all their old 3700 and 4000 stock out.
Guess whos bought most of it?
That means we've now got some cracking prices on Athlon 64 3700 and 4000 but it is only whilst stock last, so be quick.
We may have 1000 units but at £55 I am sure you can imagine how fast they will sell.
AMD have cleared all their old 3700 and 4000 stock out.
Guess whos bought most of it?
That means we've now got some cracking prices on Athlon 64 3700 and 4000 but it is only whilst stock last, so be quick.
We may have 1000 units but at £55 I am sure you can imagine how fast they will sell.
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What steppings do these chips have?
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How do I order one? THe buy button is gone and the link doesn't take you to the special offer one.
Gibbo said:Hi there
AMD have cleared all their old 3700 and 4000 stock out.
Guess whos bought most of it?
That means we've now got some cracking prices on Athlon 64 3700 and 4000 but it is only whilst stock last, so be quick.
We may have 1000 units but at £55 I am sure you can imagine how fast they will sell.
Gibbo, your retail 4000+s dont state whether they are clawhammer or san diego. Do you stock both retail types and customers get at random?
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Gibbo said:
Nope it's still last weeks offers.
Reality|Bites said:
Well I can see it.
ARGH... decisions, can someone help me on this
either
1) - 4000+ (OEM) SD core
2) - X2 3800+
I play games and do other stuff on my PC. Though when I do use it for wordprocessing/encoding I really do use it and do mutiple things at one time!
Explicit said:Looks like you answered your question...get the X2!
OK done - and I'll clock the hell out of it as well....... hope OCUK have enough left for me to pop in tomorrow on my way home (I pass it every day calling me in
)Now Gibbo... about that post I put in the other thread (the one that went missing....
)Gibbo said:Yup there is a mix of both I am afraid.....
The OEM chips are all San Diego and much cheaper.
Fingers crossed as I bought it 2 weeks ago and didn't know.
worst case scenario, I sell it to a non techy and get an OEM
At the moment I'm running a 3000+. Seeing the great value on a lot of the processors right now, I'm thinking about upgrading.
I mostly use my PC for gaming and internet browsing, I run a dual monitor set up and run an MMOPRG game on one monitor, and have a load of seperate programs loaded up on the second monitor, mainly ventrilo, a few IE windows, and some other minor programs.
I'm not sure whether to go for the:
AMD Athlon 64 4000+ San Diego (Socket 939) - OEM (CP-175-AM)
Price: £69.95 (£82.19 Including VAT at 17.5%)
or the:
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 3800+ (Socket 939) - Retail (ADA3800BVBOX) (CP-134-AM)
Price: £99.95 (£117.44 Including VAT at 17.5%)
Any ideas?
I mostly use my PC for gaming and internet browsing, I run a dual monitor set up and run an MMOPRG game on one monitor, and have a load of seperate programs loaded up on the second monitor, mainly ventrilo, a few IE windows, and some other minor programs.
I'm not sure whether to go for the:
AMD Athlon 64 4000+ San Diego (Socket 939) - OEM (CP-175-AM)
Price: £69.95 (£82.19 Including VAT at 17.5%)
or the:
AMD Athlon 64 X2 Dual Core 3800+ (Socket 939) - Retail (ADA3800BVBOX) (CP-134-AM)
Price: £99.95 (£117.44 Including VAT at 17.5%)
Any ideas?
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for this price u have to buy one
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