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Intel Kaby Lake processors Prices Surface In Webshops
While Intel Kaby Lake processors will not be available until early January 2017, they already went on pre-order at some webshops. Here in the Netherlands. For example a Core i7 7700K will sell at € 434,-
There are two webshops in the Netherlands listing the prices, I have picked the one with the lowest prices, which is centralpoint. If I quickly handpick the more popular models then a Core i5 7600K would cost you 300 euro and the 7700k would cost you 434 euro. below an overview with links to the shop.
| Kaby Lake | Price |
|---|---|
| Core i5 7400 | € 235 |
| Core i5 7500 | € 253 |
| Core i5 7600 | € 277 |
| Core i5 7600K | € 301 |
| Core i7 7700 | € 386 |
| Core i7 7700K | € 434 |
Mind you that if you visit the shop, the big orange prices are excluding VAT, under it you can read the value (as noted in the chart) inclusive of VAT. Likely prices around launch time will drop a notch more to normalized values, but overall that's what you looking at.
Intersting to note is that the shop is mentioning expected stock availability at Saturday December 10th, 2016.
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Doge
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#5363204 Posted on: 11/26/2016 07:28 PM
I hope AMD delivers, so Intel is forced to lower their prices eventually.
I hope AMD delivers, so Intel is forced to lower their prices eventually.
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#5363210 Posted on: 11/26/2016 08:07 PM
50 Euros more and you'll probably need a 200 series Union Point Chipset to even get all the new Instructions/features. Like USB 3.1 Gen 2 and H.264 10bit.
50 Euros more and you'll probably need a 200 series Union Point Chipset to even get all the new Instructions/features. Like USB 3.1 Gen 2 and H.264 10bit.
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#5363232 Posted on: 11/26/2016 09:18 PM
$389 for the top zen part I read on overclock.net, if true and it stands up in the benchmarks I will gladly fork it over no problem at all.
$389 for the top zen part I read on overclock.net, if true and it stands up in the benchmarks I will gladly fork it over no problem at all.
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#5363244 Posted on: 11/26/2016 09:59 PM
OK, for next gen is 500€ for the CPU and 1000€ for a 1080 Ti.
I'll buy a PS4.
OK, for next gen is 500€ for the CPU and 1000€ for a 1080 Ti.
I'll buy a PS4.
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Ive seen the prices from the old 2500k to this i5 and i think they´re charging too much extra each generation. Our salaries are the same and inflations isnt this bad tbh. Stop this please.