bit of a late response but it was 146 i think, cant remember.What was your position in the queue last week?
Also, everyone I have been dealing with has taken money with the pre-order.They won't be earning anything like 1% on a cash account! Also, they are only holding it for a few weeks, not a whole year. They absolutely aren't making anything like £150k from sitting on pre-order cash.
Goodmorning guys. I have a question. I was going to buy a 5900x but as I am stressing out because of everything being out of stock for so long, I am grabbing all the things that come in stock so I am closer to my goal. Two days ago, I managed to get a 5950x. I am building my pc to edit videos (mostly at 4K), edit pictures as I’m a content creator. Also I will be streaming and gaming at the same time. I was told 5900x is more than enough which I think so too. Have I done the wrong thing to spend 250 extra on this pointless 5950x?
If you are video editing the 5950x is not a pointless purchase.
Goodmorning guys. I have a question. I was going to buy a 5900x but as I am stressing out because of everything being out of stock for so long, I am grabbing all the things that come in stock so I am closer to my goal. Two days ago, I managed to get a 5950x. I am building my pc to edit videos (mostly at 4K), edit pictures as I’m a content creator. Also I will be streaming and gaming at the same time. I was told 5900x is more than enough which I think so too. Have I done the wrong thing to spend 250 extra on this pointless 5950x?
Looks like some other retailer have just put the 5600x on sale (in stock) for £33 more RRP (£289). Shame as would have purchased at 299. I guess the current issue with air shipping is pushing the costs up. Hopefully with more stock incoming the prices will reduce back down to RRP.
Agreed, £300 really should be the upper limit for the 5600X, but given the price hikes across all AMD CPUs I don't think will see them on the shelves under £300 until the 2nd half of January. Assuming Brexit doesn't brake anything more than its already broken.
If another retailer get the 1246 5600X next week and another 1750 the following week as they are expecting, that should go a long way to meeting demand.Unfortunately I don't think prices will stabilize until supply meets demand. Even then, RRP means recommended and the vendor who thinks he can sell at a higher price will generally do so.
Only if you want a 5600XIf another retailer get the 1246 5600X next week and another 1750 the following week as they are expecting, that should go a long way to meeting demand.