Soldato
Don't have a go at me, you wrote it lol. Calm down dear, it's just a commercial.
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*** AMD "Zen" thread (inc AM4/APU discussion) ***
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You haven't replied to my challenge re your 'hyperbole' comment to me do you stick by it? Despite the quotes i listed?
Is the trolling kettle calling the pot black?
Caporegime
Your response to me there was gibberish ^^^^ how does you respond to gibberish...
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What i think may actually happen is the 6900K may get replaced with a £1000 7900K and retailers may get a small rebate on all existing Skylake stock, so all Intel 6### series CPU's may end up a bit cheaper, until the stock is gone.
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What i think may actually happen is the 6900K may get replaced with a £1000 7900K and retailers may get a small rebate on all existing Skylake stock, so all Intel 6### series CPU's may end up a bit cheaper, until the stock is gone.
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Soldato
What would a 7900K consist of?
Caporegime
A re-branded overclocked 6900K.
Oh dear /facepalm....
I then went in to quote numerous forum members who think ryzens top efforts' will come in at top end current intel consumer pricing levels what was 'gibberish' about that? Do you stand by your claim or not?
As be as there won't likely be a x99 '7900k/x' as there won't be any more cpu's for the platform with skylake-e up next!
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Soldato
Not likely, if anything they'd replace the 6950X, the flagship is the target market for that kind of roll out. As history dictates.
SKL-X/KBL-X is well underway regardless. Anyway, this really is turning into hyperbol now so I'm out
I think for Intel it will be business as usual. Intel haven't needed to offer people reasons to upgrade for a long time and still make an absolute killing.
Caporegime
Your assertion was, and i quote:
No one thinks they are going to get "6900k beating performance" for "intel 6700k/7700k prices!"
You're exaggerating, hyperbole.
No one thinks they are going to get "6900k beating performance" for "intel 6700k/7700k prices!"
You're exaggerating, hyperbole.
I can quote from some of the same people re where they expect ryzen performance to be next to intel's 6900k.... You appear to be dodging the question
And thats means what exactly?
fingers crossed less than 6 weeks left of this competitive guesswork then we can declare a winner and go back to fighting about GPUs
Caporegime
I'm not dodging the question, you're just not getting it, nothing you have shown me makes me think there was anything wrong in what i said.
I'm really don't have to explain that do I?
Hint: Some of the people expect intel beating perfomance
Question if can show forum users expecting current intel consumer pricing for 6900k beating performance is my original quote hyperbole?
Caporegime
6700K pricing, thats what you said.
And what? You keep trying to prove £200 is the same as £300 and Intel haven't been increasing prices
I said 'intel 6700k/7700k' pricing which has bee circa £350 over the past few months jigger directly linked his expectations' to consumer intel cpu pricing