secretanchitman
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Damn Microcenter needs to come back to the Bay Area!! ( RIP Santa Clara store)
If I were a betting man...You guys think this will be the lowest we will see on this?
Tried to order but 0 in stock in Massachusetts.
Tried to order but 0 in stock in Massachusetts.
Actually they are. The online inventory just hasn't updated. Ask me how I know![]()
I don't think it will go lower than this until right before it goes EOL, but at that point it's a mad rush and super hit or miss. I think they clearanced the 2700K at like $180 and the $2600K at like $160, don't think I have seen similar yet for the 3770K. Typically $200 is the lowest though for the performance mainstream Intel chip, it will probably go up to $230 after this if history is any indicator.You guys think this will be the lowest we will see on this?
You won't be sorry, it's a pretty huge upgrade from 1st gen i7 even running it stock. I was comparing to a 4GHz 920 and the stock 4770K was still faster. If you have any SATA3/6G SSDs, even more noticeable gains, especially on boot up. Big difference in power consumption too.I just got back from there with one. They had plenty in stock. I did call ahead and they let me know they were in stock. All the signs and stickers still said 279.99 but they rang it up for me at 199.99 I wonder if they would have tried to charge me full price if I did not ask about the online price first. Either way I am backing up some files now and getting ready to install this sucker. I was getting ready to sit this generation out, again, until this deal came through. Pretty excited.
Agreed.![]()
I don't think it will go lower than this until right before it goes EOL, but at that point it's a mad rush and super hit or miss. I think they clearanced the 2700K at like $180 and the $2600K at like $160, don't think I have seen similar yet for the 3770K. Typically $200 is the lowest though for the performance mainstream Intel chip, it will probably go up to $230 after this if history is any indicator.
You know you want to make that 2500k a Plex server and get an i7So tempted to get the Haswell i7 but it's a bummer I would need a new mobo. My i5 2500k is at 4.6 and I only use my rig for gaming. Though this is an excellent price.
People have been able to do a price match at Staple.com using live chat, my i7-4770K from Staples is set to be delivered on Friday.
http://www.staples.com/Intel-Core-i7-Quad-Core-i7-4770K-35-GHz-Desktop-Processor-Socket/product_IM1QX8539
I don't think it will go lower than this until right before it goes EOL, but at that point it's a mad rush and super hit or miss. I think they clearanced the 2700K at like $180 and the $2600K at like $160, don't think I have seen similar yet for the 3770K. Typically $200 is the lowest though for the performance mainstream Intel chip, it will probably go up to $230 after this if history is any indicator.
You won't be sorry, it's a pretty huge upgrade from 1st gen i7 even running it stock. I was comparing to a 4GHz 920 and the stock 4770K was still faster. If you have any SATA3/6G SSDs, even more noticeable gains, especially on boot up. Big difference in power consumption too.