The CPU Price War is out of Control!

Mathew Everett (Sledgehammer70) As Intel & AMD slash prices on there current offerings, some site such as buy.com, newegg.com and many others have been selling more CPU's than they have instock. Which is good for both companies. But Some online retailers are taking things a bit to far. I am sure this is a typo over at Buy.com, but $43,000 for a 4800+ X2 is far from any type of great deal.

July 28, 2006 12:04 PM ET in News,

As Intel & AMD slash prices on there current offerings, some site such as buy.com, newegg.com and many others have been selling more CPU’s than they have instock. Which is good for both companies. But Some online retailers are taking things a bit to far. I am sure this is a typo over at Buy.com, but $43,000 for a 4800+ X2 is far from any type of great deal.

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Source: Short Media

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12 Comments:

  1. citrixmeta
    28 Jul '06, 12:11 pm

    "Qualifies for FREE SHIPPING" lol

  2. Gargoyle
    28 Jul '06, 12:19 pm

    I (heart) Price Wars.

  3. Gargoyle
    28 Jul '06, 12:28 pm
    Quoting Sledgehammer70

    Buy.com, but $43,000 for a 4800+ X2 is far from any type of great deal.

    But, you get free shipping!

  4. Jengo
    28 Jul '06, 12:41 pm

    im buying it just cause of the free shipping!

  5. Zanthian
    28 Jul '06, 1:05 pm

    LOL this is great.
    "Enjoy no interest for 6 months*
    on purchases over $399.00."

  6. Donut
    28 Jul '06, 7:16 pm

    Damn! Sold out!

  7. RADA
    28 Jul '06, 7:53 pm

    I sent the link to Geeky.....

    he's buying 4..

  8. airbornflght
    28 Jul '06, 8:23 pm

    I bought one, I might have it paid off by the time I am 40.

  9. dragonV8
    29 Jul '06, 12:47 am
    Quoting Sledgehammer70

    but $43,000 for a 4800+ X2 is far from any type of great deal.

    Link

    Source: Short Media

    This is a special deal for the AMDfanboi(s). They won't buy Intel, so have no choice BUT to pay the money.

    This is what you get for being one-eyed.

  10. Leonardo
    29 Jul '06, 1:16 am
    $43,000 for a 4800+ X2

    In my eBay forays for the last few days...that figure doesn't look that far fetched. I'm seeing a lot of processors, even used ones on eBay going for 25-30% higher than new-in-box retail CPUs at the major online retailers. I swear, half of eBay bidders are mentally challenged.

  11. Sledgehammer70
    30 Jul '06, 1:05 pm
    Quoting Leonardo

    In my eBay forays for the last few days...that figure doesn't look that far fetched. I'm seeing a lot of processors, even used ones on eBay going for 25-30% higher than new-in-box retail CPUs at the major online retailers. I swear, half of eBay bidders are mentally challenged.

    They are ebay attic's and don't know any other sites

  12. muddocktor
    31 Jul '06, 10:23 am
    Quoting Sledgehammer70

    They are ebay attic's and don't know any other sites

    They are also idiots, too!

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