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About LinkBacksRead more.Thinking of carrying out a Core i7 upgrade next month? Here's one of the high-end motherboards that'll be available at launch.
Read more.Thinking of carrying out a Core i7 upgrade next month? Here's one of the high-end motherboards that'll be available at launch.
Crikey that looks swish - but it'll be hella expensive.
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Exactly.. how much are people willing to spend on a chipset that will probably be obselete when Intel change the electronic characteristics of the chips yet again.
we'll soon find out.. I mean when Core i7 launches
Me want Ultrabook
£50?there's no word on pricing just yet, but we'd expect it to be pricey
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I'd expect no less then £150Originally Posted by MSIC
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£300 from me
You two would be rubbish at haggling. I thought if i started off offering £50, i could negotiate up from there
- Another poster, from another forum.I'm commenting on an internet forum. Your facts hold no sway over me.
System as shown, plus: Microsoft Wireless mobile 4000 mouse and Logitech Illuminated keyboard.
Sennheiser RS160 wireless headphones. Creative Gigaworks T40 SII. My wife. My Hexus Trust
I'd guess somewhere around £250-£300 as well. Which is, frankly, mental. Especially as it'll be about the same in dollars. Bunch of theiving &*%$&£*F
more then the actual cpu! does anybody really buy these premium made mobo's or is it better to just buy a cheap mobo?
You think there'll be a choice? At the moment it's looking like if you want to buy a core i7 then you have to buy a premium mobo to go with it.
Id personally say a little over £200, £250 tops.
£300 does seem ridiculous really.
im not gonna buy it lool, im just guessing the price!
I'll give you sixteen for the deluxe gourd bundle.You two would be rubbish at haggling. I thought if i started off offering £50, i could negotiate up from there
Mblaster (20-10-2008)
Looks interesting. Obviously I want to see benchmarks and stability testing (in particular with RAM) before I commit.
Don't forget, all you're gonna get on release is silly prices, and t his is the enthusiast only stuff, mainstream chips and boards aren't here until next year Q1-Q2 iirc.
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