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Ivy Bridge 3770K/3570K available on Newegg

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Blades said:
I hate Amazon. Fuck them and their super-inflated stock price. Who actually gets stuff from them
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I do... sometimes they have good deals and no tax... with AMAZON prime I don't even have to pay for $3 and I still get it next day (If shipped from Arizona warehouse)...

NewEgg taxes me... I live only 10 minutes from their corporate warehouse and 2 minutes from their original warehouse (when they were a tiny egg!).D:
 
ShadowVVL said:
I still dont get why intel and others dont just cut out the middle man and sell products on there site.
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For the same reason that Amazon or Newegg don't enter the business of designing and running chip fabrication plants.

I was getting taxed by Newegg (CA), so got the 3770K from Amazon.

Edit: Oops. Looks like I'll be buying from MC B&M.
 
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ShadowVVL said:
I still dont get why intel and others dont just cut out the middle man and sell products on there site.
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Because intel rather ship pallets, containers, and truck load of their product rather than individual packages...

NewEgg = E-Commerce and Retailer

Intel = R & D, product design, etc...
 
I paid 369.99 at canada computers a few days ago, so I guess I wasn't getting ripped off as bad as I first thought.
 
SolidSnake42 said:
Do you think the prices will go down later today or do you think they will be like this for a while?
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Where are these prices? Darn it.
 
I payed 1595DKK with 25% VAT for my i5 3570K 10 days ago or so. (Around 227$ without VAT.)

Also Newegg has basicly been price grouging in all its life at new releases. In a week or 2 they should be 20$ cheaper or more.

On Geishalz its down now to 209€ with 19% VAT. Or also somethign around 227$ without VAT.
http://geizhals.at/eu/761856

Not to mention its 190$ at Microcenter. So vote with your dollar and dont buy it at Newegg.
 
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I just paid £145/$235 (no tax) in the UK for a 3570k.
I think some places are listing it for less, but they don't necessarily have stock in hand, or won't ship to me.
 
If you live near a Microcenter they are in stock for for online ordering. I just got a 3770k for $308 (tax included) Im not sure but you might be able to order it for the discount price and have it shipped.(Not 100% sure on that part)
 
Ordered and bought from Amazon for $349. I had $125 in gift cards on my account, so it only cost me $225 out of pocket anyways. I went with the $3 next day shipping, so I should have it on Tuesday.

I couldn't wait any longer to be honest. I upgrade my computer maybe but once every 3-4 years now, and I've been waiting for this moment like it's the death of me, rofl.

It's gonna get paired with a Gigabyte Z68AP-D3 (Gen3, Rev2) board, 8GB of DDR1600 RAM, and a CM 212 cooler. The motherboard said it was 22nm compatible and I really couldn't see any major difference between a Z68 and a Z77 board while searching online.
 
Ventanni said:
Ordered and bought from Amazon for $349. I had $125 in gift cards on my account, so it only cost me $225 out of pocket anyways. I went with the $3 next day shipping, so I should have it on Tuesday.

I couldn't wait any longer to be honest. I upgrade my computer maybe but once every 3-4 years now, and I've been waiting for this moment like it's the death of me, rofl.

It's gonna get paired with a Gigabyte Z68AP-D3 (Gen3, Rev2) board, 8GB of DDR1600 RAM, and a CM 212 cooler. The motherboard said it was 22nm compatible and I really couldn't see any major difference between a Z68 and a Z77 board while searching online.
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Don't buy a new Gigabyte Z68 board due to boot looping issues! If you are going with a new Gigabyte setup then go for the Z77 models. It'll be money well spent.
 
Purchased 3770k on Amazon prime! I was waiting for my 8 pin extension cable so I said what the heck?

2700k FS real cheap now. lol
 
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phillyman36 said:
If you live near a Microcenter they are in stock for for online ordering. I just got a 3770k for $308 (tax included) Im not sure but you might be able to order it for the discount price and have it shipped.(Not 100% sure on that part)
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The site is currently saying out of stock. I just plan to drive on over and see if I can get one.
 
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