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I was under the impression that prices were supposed to drop for Intel's X299 boards with the release of the latest gen



https://www.newegg.ca/core-i7-x-ser...GA 2066&cm_re=LGA_2066-_-19-117-961-_-Product 8 core CPU for $1999

https://www.newegg.ca/intel-core-i5...GA 2066&cm_re=LGA_2066-_-19-117-791-_-Product Quad core for $368


https://www.newegg.ca/core-i9-x-ser...066&cm_re=LGA_2066-_-9SIAKGN9E98593-_-Product $3686

vs

https://www.bhphotovideo.com/c/prod...icKRzGUXecUDwf2goLKK25IaAjpQEALw_wcB&pcur=CAD $1400


These are all in Canadian dollars. It is absolutely insane that the 3970 is almost $1000 less (not that you will be able to get one any time soon) than the 9980XE.


 

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Intel® Processor Pricing
Effective Nov 04, 2019
Recommended Customer Price Tray Units
i9-10980XE (24.75M cache, 18 Cores, 36 Threads, 3.00 GHz) $979 $979 -
i9-9980XE (24.75M cache, 18 Cores, 36 Threads, 3.00 GHz) $1,979 $1,979
....
i9-10900X (19.25M cache, 10 Cores, 20 Threads, 3.70 GHz) $590 $590 -
i9-9900X (19.25M cache, 10 Cores, 20 Threads, 3.50 GHz) $989 $989 -
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All i9 CPU'S will be top dollar as there Extreme CPU'S, 10980XE is 18 core 36 threads. Then add Canadian exchange to it all.
 
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Intel® Processor Pricing
Effective Nov 04, 2019
Recommended Customer Price Tray Units
i9-10980XE (24.75M cache, 18 Cores, 36 Threads, 3.00 GHz) $979 $979 -
i9-9980XE (24.75M cache, 18 Cores, 36 Threads, 3.00 GHz) $1,979 $1,979
....
i9-10900X (19.25M cache, 10 Cores, 20 Threads, 3.70 GHz) $590 $590 -
i9-9900X (19.25M cache, 10 Cores, 20 Threads, 3.50 GHz) $989 $989 -
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I don't know what Intel is smoking but how can they justify that the previous gen would be double (triple in Canada) the price.
 
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Intel basically never drops their prices on previous gen stuff, go take a look at the list price for the 7700k just as an example...
 
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I was under the impression that prices were supposed to drop for Intel's X299 boards with the release of the latest gen
Thread title says CPUs.. first line says boards... links are CPUs............... o_O :confused: o_O

We've seen this behavior before...most of the time prices drop on the older stuff. Sometimes not.
 
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It's the same generation, Core i9 7980X, Core i9 9880X, Core i9 10980X - all are based on the same Skylake-X lithography, same TDP, same cash. They release a new chip just to increase the clock speed (to be more competitive performance wise), thermal and soldering specifications might change, and in the case of 10980X, increased memory speed and capacity, which is USELESS anyway, as this chip does not support ECC, so who would install 256 GB of RAM for generic, non server related apps anyway??? With Ryzen it's clearly technological improvements, that are established + significant IPC boost, with Intel it's just error corrections.

Think about that!
 
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