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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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#5363091 Posted on: 11/26/2016 12:04 PM
Those prices are kinda too much. I hope this is just that specific shop.
Those prices are kinda too much. I hope this is just that specific shop.
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#5363096 Posted on: 11/26/2016 12:56 PM
I got my 2500K for 174€. If i would buy a 174€ CPU today i would end up having a i5 6400 which is actually worse. And Kaby seems to be the same
This is not how this should work....
I got my 2500K for 174€. If i would buy a 174€ CPU today i would end up having a i5 6400 which is actually worse. And Kaby seems to be the same
This is not how this should work....
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#5363107 Posted on: 11/26/2016 02:03 PM
it's Euro not $
it's the normal starting price for intel high end... few month after it will drop as usual...
1st, milk early buyer, then put regular price
So it's roughly $50 more than the previous gen?
it's Euro not $
it's the normal starting price for intel high end... few month after it will drop as usual...
1st, milk early buyer, then put regular price
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#5363109 Posted on: 11/26/2016 02:06 PM
Kaby Lake should be no more expensive than Skylake, it's not as if it's a new architecture let alone revolutionary. I guess they have to cover the cost of their recent R&D failures somehow.
Kaby Lake should be no more expensive than Skylake, it's not as if it's a new architecture let alone revolutionary. I guess they have to cover the cost of their recent R&D failures somehow
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So it's roughly $50 more than the previous gen?