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I don't know if any arrived last week, it may have been cancellations as to why your queue position has gone up.I was at 183 on the 6th Nov for Ryzen 5600X and Friday got updated to 165. So roughly 20 CPUs stocked in a week?
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I don't know if any arrived last week, it may have been cancellations as to why your queue position has gone up.I was at 183 on the 6th Nov for Ryzen 5600X and Friday got updated to 165. So roughly 20 CPUs stocked in a week?
Do not like the polarities in this thread.
Surely moving UP means getting closer to the front of the queue
Yeah, it's like Top of the Pops.from 2 to 3 is going down
from 2 to 3 is going down
I'm sure that would clear up the confusion. Like how an appointment that's moved back is actually moved forward in time. Perfectly clear and unambiguous....Perhaps we should use the terms 'moving back' and 'moving forwards' in the queue...
Thanks for the update, good to know.Here's the response from the O/C discord channel
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Our sales manager believes this was due to a number of finance orders being referred and not fully processed before we sent the first lot of queue positions, once the orders were then accepted they will have been processed with the order date/time they had at the time the customer ordered them which slotted them in their relevant queue positions which subsequently then meant others going backwards. In actual fact those customers never went backwards, they were never meant to be in the ''42nd'' queue position originally as per your example.
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Here's the response from the O/C discord channel
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Our sales manager believes this was due to a number of finance orders being referred and not fully processed before we sent the first lot of queue positions, once the orders were then accepted they will have been processed with the order date/time they had at the time the customer ordered them which slotted them in their relevant queue positions which subsequently then meant others going backwards. In actual fact those customers never went backwards, they were never meant to be in the ''42nd'' queue position originally as per your example.
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from 2 to 3 is going down
Yeah, it's like Top of the Pops.
"up three places at number 2 is...."