They would be the bargains of the century at those prices. £260 and £350 would be fantastic. @FoxEye must immediately buy.
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5900x or 5800x for gaming?
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They would be the bargains of the century at those prices. £260 and £350 would be fantastic. @FoxEye must immediately buy.
You're off your rocker if you think £260 is a bargain price for the 5600 non-X. Ditto £350 for the 5700X.
Knock £100 off both and we'd be much more like it.
(Cue "FoxEye wants a 16 core for <£200" or some other hyper-exaggerated nonsense. Trolls gotta troll
)You're off your rocker if you think £260 is a bargain price for the 5600 non-X. Ditto £350 for the 5700X.
Knock £100 off both and we'd be much more like it.
(Cue "FoxEye wants a 16 core for <£200" or some other hyper-exaggerated nonsense. Trolls gotta troll
Horse, why won’t you drink? The fountain of awesomeness awaits you.
Conan, what is best in life?
"To cash in coupons, to sniff out special offers, to buy at bargain prices, and to hear the lamentation of the price gougers."
Caporegime
You're off your rocker if you think £260 is a bargain price for the 5600 non-X. Ditto £350 for the 5700X.
Knock £100 off both and we'd be much more like it.
(Cue "FoxEye wants a 16 core for <£200" or some other hyper-exaggerated nonsense. Trolls gotta troll
Exactly,when the Ryzen 5 3600X was cheaper. So everything moved up more than one tier in price. Wait until we are back to 2016 when the best CPU under £250 is a quad core.
I suppose all the memes criticising Intel and Nvidia for its price increases,are now back in the cupboard too.