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I has my binned 2700x from usa came out SAME price as in store with shipping and tax. BUT now pound is weakerUS ? they may well have........................but absolutely will not be £724 by the time you have it delivered
Seen a few posts from people that bought direct from amd have got the games promo and xbox pass sent in emails.ill not play any of the games but if I sell the codes it will be a few quid off the price
I think overclockers won't ship the order until it's all complete so I'd say you won't get anything until it's your turn in the que for a 3950x
i feel for you mate i really do.i think in 20 in the que now with all the cancellations that have occured.amd have good products now for the first time in years but are plagued with yield issues and the fact that the chiplets are being useed in tr4 and eypc skus.all thses chips will be highly binned and its obvious looking at the world wide situation regarding stock that this is whats happening.shame really as amd said in sept that 3950x was being delayed to avoid the supply issues with the 3900x happening with the 3950x and wanted customers to be able to actually get there hands on the skus
Indeed as per Gibbo's earlier posts it actually is a lot worse than the 3900x release. Some shops didn't even put it up for sale yet. It is a big shame I think the fact that chiplets can be used higher in TR4 and Epyc hurt the 3900x and 3950x a lot.
yea just ring customer services .when i ordered it was exactly 14.00.00 but id say by the time my bank processed the transaaction im in around 20 in the que.it takes ocuk 15 mins to verify payment though i checked my internet banking and it was showing as a future payment so all was good my end
Some shops, but if you head over to a big PC supplier you can configure a 3950X and get it delivered well before Christmas, so it looks like AMD would rather supply the OEM market, which seems like a sensible move when you are looking for market share.
