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Multiple AMD CPUs on sale lolAll of the Black Friday CPU deals are Intel. No need to reduce any AMD I guess :/
All 12th gen that have been reduced for awhile now to clear old stockBlack Friday Banner > Black Friday PC Parts & components > Black Friday CPUs (9)
all 9 are Intel
12900k for 269 is a great deal tbfAll 12th gen that have been reduced for awhile now to clear old stock
Clicking on the "AMD Black Friday" does display the 7800X3D at £399.99.
Clicking the "Intel Black Friday" section brings up 2 x 14th processors as well.
Yeah, I have been tempted to save a load of money and getting a 12th gen system to replace my 9th gen system but then I think that these are now 3 gens old12900k for 269 is a great deal tbf
7800X3D was available for under £350 and a few times under £300. £450 would be the current price of the 9800X3D at today's exchange rate. So unless the exchange rate collapses,anything more than £10 to £20 is an early adopter tax.
On a straight currency conversion I get:
$479 = £369.59, with VAT = £443.50
Best case scenario I think would be £480. £500 - £550, I wouldn’t be surprised.
Its minimal compared with people's gfx card obsession only £1500 for a 4090? I'll take two! Spend a few hundred quid on a cpu, *sharp intake of breath* dunno, a bit pricey that, mateyeh i was surprised too. it is also only a small games sample though so might not be across the board.
I spent more in the past on the hobby. I just have other priorities these days. and a more limited budget. alas.
Would depend on the age and how much they are at the time of listing it.Anyone have an idea to what a 7800X3D would be worth on MM?
I might be wrong. I’ve just seen it too often over the years that tech companies just convert the dollar amount to pounds.The $479 already includes the profit margin though. Would UK retailers really add that much on top? People in the US have the same competition as we do CPU wise.
Tbh I was thinking of around the £250 mark, but like you say it depends on new price at the time.Would depend on the age and how much they are at the time of listing it.
If they do ever drop back down to £315 or £350 people may still get it new if your selling it for £300 for the full warranty etc.
Would most likely last 2 seconds on the MM if you sold it today\weekend time lolTbh I was thinking of around the £250 mark, but like you say it depends on new price at the time.