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First sign of trade conroe sales in uk..

After some searching, I can say that the E6600 is marked as £227.06 inc VAT, and the E6300 and E6400 are both marked as £135.37 inc VAT. Finally the E6700 is marked as £372.50 inc VAT.

Delicious. :D :cool:
 
Stelly said:
I have been saving... just gotta try and not let the gf know.... sssssshhh

Stelly

Yea I've been saving for a while, still nowhere near enough. Meh I'd still take nights out over it though.
 
If thats just for the base unit then you could get the E6700 (2.66 Ghz) EASY! If you need monitor, keyboard etc then easily E6600 (2.4 Ghz) :).
 
Thing is if you get the 2.93ghz chip the FSB will be high already, limiting overclocking somewhat. Unless you can change multis on extreme chips like the FX's?
 
Beenom said:
If thats just for the base unit then you could get the E6700 (2.66 Ghz) EASY! If you need monitor, keyboard etc then easily E6600 (2.4 Ghz) :).
Only need: ;)

1. Motherboard
2. CPU
3. Graphics Card
4. Memory - 2GB Fast DDR2

and i`am not interested in overclocking the setup.
 
Sylver123 said:
Only need: ;)

1. Motherboard
2. CPU
3. Graphics Card
4. Memory - 2GB Fast DDR2

and i`am not interested in overclocking the setup.

Then you can get the E6700, a really good and stable motherboard, maybe X1900XTX Crossfire and some really fast DDR2 ram. :) Im not sure about how much the X6800 (2.93 Ghz) would be.
 
I think that Enermax should be ok :) And if incase it isn't then you still have spare change from £1400 to buy it.

(Guesstimate prices)

E6700 - £320 - £350
Motherboard - £150
Gfx X1900 XTX Crossfire - ~£650
2 GB DDR2 RAM - £200

Thats about £1300, so plenty left for a nice powerful PSU. :)

But im sure that PSU is enough.

[EDIT] Just read on xtremesystems forums, a guy asked about his PCP&C 510W, it will be fine so your 600W should be fine too :)
 
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I'm gonna be buliding an entire rig from scratch with £1200 so I guess I'll stick with the E6600 and then hopefully get the 3.2 Ghz EE when its released later this year.
 
Must be weird from a standard consumer point of view, intel have had "on paper" faster cpu's than this for ages now all of a sudden theyre making slower ones (on paper). Gonna be some confused people buying pc's.
 
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