Newegg's site now says they aren't sure if the 3900X will be restocked. Strange stuff.
Looking at Amazon today, 11 different resellers say the 3900x will be back in stock between Sept 30th (4 days away) and as late as Oct 4th. Basically next week. Maybe the drought is over ?
Yup. I have 3 of them crunching away trying to cure cancer.... And I have an empty socket waiting on the 3950x. Its a 570 motherboard, so it is ready.A batch is incoming and I'm sure they will go fast. There's a lot of scalpers out there sucking them up, sitting on them for a week or two and jacking the prices when none are to be found. GRRRR!
Can't wait for the 3950X myself. The 3900X was a real treat to use, much better than the 2700X. And not just the four extra cores either.
They are gone....Amazon has stock right now at $564 - sold by Amazon.
They are gone....
Well, I got 2 different emails from newegg, and one time they had them for $580 for an hour or so. They are coming into stock more often, and next week a bunch of suppliers say they expect shipments. Hold on a little longer, and you may be happy.On the one day I go out for lunch. Damn
Well, I got 2 different emails from newegg, and one time they had them for $580 for an hour or so. They are coming into stock more often, and next week a bunch of suppliers say they expect shipments. Hold on a little longer, and you may be happy.
Well, I got 2 different emails from newegg, and one time they had them for $580 for an hour or so. They are coming into stock more often, and next week a bunch of suppliers say they expect shipments. Hold on a little longer, and you may be happy.
Good plan ! Not sure then I will sell them, but you know me, always upgrading....I decided to use a discounted 3800X as a hedge against 3900X speculation. My secret plan, now revealed on the internet, is to wait until early next year when certain 3900Xs used for medical research will flood the FS/FT forum for $200. That's my delusion and I'm sticking to it.
What is their new price ? I can't see it using the web store.Man, I just noticed even Microcenter jacked up the 3900x prices...
AMD could already be producing the 3900 and 3900 PRO for system builders. Orders from these companies probably have priority over supplies to end customers.
Anandtech said:AMD on Monday announced the availability of its 3rd generation Ryzen Pro processors for commercial and small business desktop computers. As with their consumer counterparts, the new Pro CPUs will pack up to 12 cores
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Initial customers for the Ryzen Pro 3000-series processors will be HP and Lenovo, with the former using them inside its EliteDesk 705 G5 SFF and Mini desktops, while Lenovo will use the chips for their upcoming ThinkCentre M75s-1 SFF and M75q-1 Tiny desktops.
Doubtful. Different Bins. The biggest issue is going to be that AMD probably planned 3900x adoption rates on 1800x sales. Same price point and what not. It takes a while specially when you consider that changing production (or in this case chip build configurations) will have a wave affect through their production lineup. Top it off the 3600x is one of their best sellers and the 24c TR3 is going to be the base TR3 configuration flagship at first. Seems they prioritized 6c chips for Retail and 8c chips for EPYC (since supposedly the ability to order 24 and 48c configurations in EPYC seems to be nearly impossible). AMD probably has one of the best lead times due to their configuration then most when it comes to shifting production. But it isn't going to be instantaneous and they are going to be reluctant to do so in case the bottom falls out in sales. Personally I think almost all 3900x demand is pent up demand. Once AMD fills that the 3900x will drop to the middle of the demand pack. Then you add that shifting production away from the 3600x (will be a sustained volume seller) and a 24C TR3 (higher margin sales), would be a bad decision on top of the possibility of sitting on unsold 3900x stock.AMD Announces Ryzen Pro 3000 Series CPUs For Q4
www.anandtech.com
Now I really believe that the shortage of 3900X has a lot to do with supplies to HP and Lenovo.
12c, 24c, and 48c processor SKUs are in stock in Germany. I don't know whether or not complete servers with them are readily available.Seems they prioritized 6c chips for Retail and 8c chips for EPYC (since supposedly the ability to order 24 and 48c configurations in EPYC seems to be nearly impossible).
I was watching a couple of videos less then a week ago implying that vendors were shying customers away from them like AMD removed them from pricing sheet (even thought they didn't obviously). The 12c though isn't going to be using 6c chiplets imho, my guess is it will be 4 3x0 chiplets. I really really doubt AMD will chip unbalanced cooling on EYPC releases.12c, 24c, and 48c processor SKUs are in stock in Germany. I don't know whether or not complete servers with them are readily available.
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this doesn't say much though, because mainboards are hard to come by. 1P mainboards are unavailable to mere mortals, and 2P mainboards for Rome are entirely unavailable here.
B&H photo sent me an email saying it was back in stock, but by the time I went there they were out. $529.
You people seem to be ignoring all the other parts of the manufacturing process! It is not just about TSMC and bare silicon chips, you need to make a functioning product out of them.Doubtful. Different Bins.