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The 2500K will be a fair bit less than £200, it's an i5, not an i7!
£170 for the 2500K and £250 for the 2600K seems to be the rough prices.
£170 for the 2500K and £250 for the 2600K seems to be the rough prices.
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When is OcUK getting 2500K in stock?
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The 2500k would seem to be a no-brainer in that case - little in the reviews seems to justify paying £80 more for the 2600k.
Soldato
... and of course we don't have to buy one straight away do we... prices are only going to fall after the initial hype has died down a bit!
That of course if the sensible way of looking at it... and we are all very sensible on here... aren't we?
That of course if the sensible way of looking at it... and we are all very sensible on here... aren't we?
LMAO! I have yet to see an i7 in our shop, let alone anything as current as a pre-release chip. As an unfortunate employee, may I suggest avoiding the above retailers like the plague and stick to OcUK. If you want to pick one up I'm up for a roadtrip on release day! *my fee is one 2500k*
Soldato
yeah if you expect too walk into a retail store and pick up an actual cpu you will be disapointed, im also an unfortunate employee sadly the people on the top dont know how to do there job since we never have had any cpus in stock only with a bundle deal.... so we redirect them to Overclockers website or ******s lol
So when I say retail store I mean overclockers store etc
So when I say retail store I mean overclockers store etc
Soldato
Wonder if OCUK are planning to release GOOD Pre-built systems on the 9th with sandybridge cpu's.
By good i mean worth the money and have good components
Oh yes
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nath, is the current date that they will go on sale scheduled for the 9th?
Soldato
Further to the previous post, will 'on-line' customers be able to order in advance of this date, so as to actually receive their components on Monday 10th?
Thanks!
Thanks!
Further to the previous post, will 'on-line' customers be able to order in advance of this date, so as to actually receive their components on Monday 10th?
Thanks!
+1 this question.
We've been told to go live now, early so not prepared but now showing in stock.
!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Edit: Does this mean they are on sale now, or is this preorder and they will still be delivered from the 9th?
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Soldato
Hmmmmmmm ... virtually £190 for a 2500K.... ouch! 
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Fantastic news!!.....any ideas when the overclocked bundles will be here?
!.....any ideas when the overclocked bundles will be here?Hmmmmmmm ... virtually £190 for a 2500K.... ouch!
Indeed.
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Will the new intel processors deeper into the year work on the new sandy bridge motherboards being released on the 9th, do we know?
£20 extra for getting it four days early
Oh I didn't realise they were actually selling them right now. I thought delivery would still take place after the 9th.
£20 extra for getting it four days early
I thought it would be about £ 150 ex VAT and its £ 158.32 ex VAT at ocUK but to hell with it I have ordered my P8P67 and 2500k for £ 280.04 ex VAT inc Delivery (via DPD).
EDIT: I do not pay VAT as I am in Channel Islands.
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We've been told to go live now, early so not prepared but now showing in stock.
Not sure if it's just me but your P67 motherboard page seems to have issues loading correctly in Chrome.
edit: seems okay now. That Asus P8P67 board looks pretty nice.
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