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Retail AMD 3500+ 90nm $285 shipped

Originally posted by: Devistater
It looks like an ok deal, but whats the shipping, and reseller ratings? You need to check that.
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Ground shipping included. But did you see the "quantity pricing" cost? It's $4 higher per unit than the single-unit price. Cute.
 
Keep in mind this is the winchester 90nm boxed version (with 3 year warranty I belive) of the AMD 3500+ 64 cpu. So its a fairly good price. I think newegg is something like $40 more.

Resellerratings lifetime is 8 and 6 month is 7.5 so apparently this is a ok company to buy from.
 
Originally posted by: Mudbone
$285 This is as cheap as I could find it. Is this a good deal?
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It is $285 if you buy just one. However, if you buy 5 or more you get a "discount," and the price is $289 each. hmmmm.?
 
yeah there is a $60 difference between the newcastle and winchester cores on newegg.. $265 130nm - $325 90nm both for retail versions.. crazy the price differences between companies ..the say the supply is really low for these right now which is killing me because i need to order on in the next day or so...
 
monarch had the oem 3500+ 90nm one for 264 like 2 days ago from what i remember.... they had the best cpu prices but they been raising it LIKE ALOT lately due to limited supply
 
Originally posted by: davidtran007
monarch had the oem 3500+ 90nm one for 264 like 2 days ago from what i remember.... they had the best cpu prices but they been raising it LIKE ALOT lately due to limited supply
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But again, Monarch's $264 is the OEM price. No heat sink. No fan. 30-day warranty. $285 is the retail version. Compared with what the price has been of late, $285 is good (though still not a cost-effective on a price-performance basis). Another reseller recently listed the the Winnie 3500+ retail at $290, a good trend. Perhaps it will come down to realistic levels in the next month or so.
 
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