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Our best selling mainboard has been the P8P67 Pro, done 200 since Saturday.
The standard one we've sold about 80.
I shall see what kind of bundle deal I can do it on it tomorrow and put it live on website.
Were a business and due to business effects we sell a product based on what it will sell for in a timely manner before it is replenished, its better we have stock at a higher price then sell out and have no stock even if our price is low. Looking at our competitors, there is only one other with stock and were within £10 of their price but we are supplying Lost Planet 2 game wheras they are not.
We do great deals all the time, but its not always the deal people want.
A few of the top of my head done recently:-
Corsair 4GB 1600MHz kits - £35 Inc. VAT
MSI 5850 Twin FrozR - £125 Inc. VAT
GTX 580's - £399 Inc. VAT
XFX 5870's - £185 Inc. VAT
I5 2300 - £136.99 Inc. VAT *current deal*
HIS 69xx launch pricing and never running out of stock!
See This Week Only, GeIL RAM amongst other kit.
We always have deals on and are sometimes the UK cheapest, many of the above perfect examples, but you can never cater for all thats the problem.
Our Christmas day deal with 5% off and free shipping for all went down a storm, we did 3x more business than any previous Christmas, was very popular, made Christmas day as busy as a normal trading day.
(well, free postage for us lot anyway i guess) 
when i notice VAT getting added on
Inclusive of VAT and shipping and that would = bargain not to be missed
I have to jump in and say "inclusive of VAT" because i know what shops are like, they all talk in exVAT numbers giving the impression of awesome prices only for me to go
When I can get myself another 2000-3000 units our pricing will be very competitive just like it is on other CPU's, look at our AMD for example and other Intel lines.
You see I don't do bundles, but I agree we should maybe look at just some regular none OC bundles where we just put 2-3 items together as a recommendation and give a discount for buying them all at once.
Whilst still doing our awsome pre-configured OC bundles alongside.
I think the loyality comes down because its a small forum, everyone kind of knows each other on a personal level which is an OK thing and some might be scared by the size of this forum. Its good that people are loyal, but sometimes loyality is blind.
The other issue though is were already making a killing as we can't get the stock in the doors quick enough, because you have to remember OcUK has a huge advantage and thats these forums, the info and helpfulness available here is second to none.
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Well if you run out of stock you can always jig the bundles about to change ram/heatsinks etc. Though if the stock issue is on the cpu that wouldn't be so easy.
Still I think it's a great idea and well worth looking into because you know anyone buying a SB has to be buying ram and a mobo at least and likely a heat sink and thermal paste. If they arn't buying it all from you then you are loosing sales no matter what as someone else got that sale. It's not like someone upgrading an i5 where you don't know if they bought a mobo elsewhere, you know they have if its sb
We've done well though, as people buying the CPU's have all purchased a motherboard alongside. And over 60% have purchased memory which is better than we expected as older DDR3 is compatible, just run it sub 1.60v.
Though we have been quick to act by testing our memory and updating descriptions to say sandybridge compatible and updating the working voltage range so customers can easily what DDR3 is compatible.
