Yeah, 5950 can be had brand new for £515 from some retailers, £800 from ocuk, it’s the reason I don’t shop here anymore unless I have to.noticed OC have put the prices of the 5000 series back up significantly
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Yeah, 5950 can be had brand new for £515 from some retailers, £800 from ocuk, it’s the reason I don’t shop here anymore unless I have to.noticed OC have put the prices of the 5000 series back up significantly
Stop been stupid.After these reviews I'm afraid Intel might price the 13600k at 500 pounds. Don't see why not
I saw 449 and 599.Overclockers had the 7700x for sale for £428 and the 7900x for £599.
They have removed them from the shop now.
Guess some one added them to the shop too early.
I only buy from the shop that has the cheapest price.Yeah, 5950 can be had brand new for £515 from some retailers, £800 from ocuk, it’s the reason I don’t shop here anymore unless I have to.
Hmm, considering I already have a 5900X it looks like the 7950X for gaming isn't worth a whole new system. I think I'll wait to see how Raptor Lake and/or 7950X3D next year (if it happens) washes out.
Of course but not every retailer has everything in stock at all times.I only buy from the shop that has the cheapest price.
Can't think why anyone would be any different.
They always do.noticed OC have put the prices of the 5000 series back up significantly
If that cause would put the 7600x at £328 whcih is £79 too much!Overclockers had the 7700x for sale for £428 and the 7900x for £599.
They have removed them from the shop now.
Guess some one added them to the shop too early.
Noticed same thing on every other retailer too, except the Rainforest.They always do.
Sucker some poor sods into buying the wrong ones.
If that cause would put the 7600x at £328 whcih is £79 too much!
DDR5 6000 30CL, high temperature, no idea on AM5 motherboard price as can’t find anywhere available yet, hard to justify, let alone the CPU price.
Even someone buying the whole system today, AM4 seems like a good bet. 5800x at £265.
noticed OC have put the prices of the 5000 series back up significantly
It looks like it might be possible to increase framerates further, by increasing the Infinity Fabric clock above 2000mhz:
I think you dont understand how percentages work. TPUP has the 3600 at 72% and the 7600x at 100. That's not 35% faster, lol.@Bencher
I'm comparing the 3600 to the 7600X, HUB have it around 60% faster vs TPU about 35%....
I upgraded from a 3600 to a 5800X, the one that rings more true to me in real life is the HUB one. Even if i still feel like that's conservative. and i don't even have a high end GPU.