Is their not going to be a P55 chipset or something?
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Seems like pretty good estimations, as CCLonline now have them priced for preorder, so they're going to be in the regions of (including VAT):
Core i7 920 ~£250
Core i7 940 ~£475
Core i7 965 EE ~£850
Ouch.
Looks like they have a motherboard priced too...
MSI Eclipse SLI - £250.48 ex VAT, £294.31 inc VAT
and scan have 4 triple DIMM sets listed (filter using "3x" to see only them) between £103 and £241.
So by these prices an i7 set will be at least ~£640 for just the core components...or probably ~£600 if somebody does a cheaper motherboard...
Waaaaaaaaay outta my price range
Once you add a new GPU its just scrapin my price range after christmas but i been waiting a LOOOOONNNNNNGGGGGG time for a proper upgrade. My current one was literally the cheapest B4B option at the time cuz everything was so cheap and my opty 175 was only scrapin COD4. May end up goin high end C2Q but well see.
i still need to buy a new GPU,psu, hdd and case
Early adopters will always pay a significant premium for having the latest kit near launch day.
Give it a month and we should, I hope, see sensible pricing on motherboards, along with DDR3 continuing the drop down.
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