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Intel Pentium G4560 Cannibalizing Core i3 Sales, Company Effectively Kills it

That's fine, I would just spent a little extra and get a Ryzen 5 1400 for 2 extra physical cores and 4 threads instead of an i3.
 
I'm glad I got mine on release, it makes a fantastic 4k HTPC chip. I can't say I'm surprised at this though, its performance is near enough the same as the i3. It's just missing an instruction set, one that the majority of people won't notice is missing and the iGPU is one revision lower. Neither of those factors justify the i3 being double the price.
 
It is a fantastic cpu for the price £50.99 when I picked up two a few months back. I hope AMD come up with a offer in this area of performance in which case intel can bugger off.
 
So the Ryzen 3 will be what,closer to £120ish for the cheapest model and can be overclocked - so does Intel think that a £100+ Core i3 is going to look that great in comparison especially for gaming builds??
 
So the Ryzen 3 will be what,closer to £120ish for the cheapest model and can be overclocked - so does Intel think that a £100+ Core i3 is going to look that great in comparison especially for gaming builds??[/w.QUOTE]
Depends if you need the i-gpu I guess which is where the Pentium really did well for itself, but yeah the I3 won't sell well at current prices
 
There is a serious mark up on prices in what is available of the G4560 anywhere up to £90 :eek:

They were only 55 quid maximum not long back?! Will we ever see these at sensible prices again?
 
Would Intel admit to reducing supply?

What we do see is the G4560 selling for way above MSRP in the US close to 7100 prices.

Even if it was demand, Intel have the ability to match demand easily.

This isn't like the same situation as AMD who are desperately trying to produce as many cards as possible to cash in on the demand.
 
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