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Ivybridge price?

Sandy prices a month back or now ? you would pay 260 odd for a 2700k a month back - now they're less than 220

I can't really see the 3770k being 220 ?
 
Lord_ZED said:
Hope thats not illegal to post with no accurate figures or links.
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Unless you signed a NDA your perfectly within your rights to speculate until the cows come home :D
 
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I've got a stack of new build parts waiting for IB ,real I5/I7 reviews will make the difference which i get ,my wallet is running very hot !. :eek:
 
If you look for i7 3770k bundle.. you can then strip the bundle down to see a guide price of what the cpu will cost.

i5 3570 £240 inc VAT ish..
i7 3770k £280 inc VAT ish..

Think i will stick with my i7 920 D0...
 
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DaGooN said:
If you look for i7 3770k bundle.. you can then strip the bundle down to see a guide price of what the cpu will cost.

i5 3570 £240 ish..
i7 3770k £280 ish..
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If those are the prices then IB definitely isn't worth it. I'd rather use the 10% discount code on a sandy bridge CPU and even if I didn't have the discount code I'd still buy sandy bridge. Only way I would purchase Ivy over Sandy if I was upgrading is if the price difference was no more than £20-30 more and even then I'd wait till the reviews about the heat issues on Ivy for overclocking.
 
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