For me it was an AMD 3500+ 64bit socket 939 I paid £250 for it in 2004.
Edit: I think it was £250, Main has got me thinking now! :S
£300 and upwards.
£200 to £300
£100 to £200
Less than £100
For me it was an AMD 3500+ 64bit socket 939 I paid £250 for it in 2004.
Edit: I think it was £250, Main has got me thinking now! :S
Last edited by Sputnik; 27-03-2009 at 09:31 PM.
A short dip through invoices later...my trusty Athlon 64 3200+ socket 754 was £141.59 on todayonly in September 2004.
It's also the only chip I've gone into triple figures for so far.
£150 for my Q6600.
Think I spent about £300 on a DX4-100 a LOOOONG time ago
~£130 for my Q6600, also the first time i've spent 3 figures on a CPU! I cant see me buying a £200+ CPU ever, unless i win the lottery or get uber rich some other way. Things may be different if overclocking wasn't possible though!
For an original FX57 when they came out, an insane amount of cash, abt £600 iirc
An E4300 for around £110. I kept all other CPU purchases to under £100 including my Q6600.
The QX6700 Extreme that's sitting in the rig I'm typing this on. Bought in late 2006 for a stupid amount of money, several hundred £s IIRC. Probably won't be doing that again!!
140 quid for Xeon X3360 last summer
£90 for my s939 opteron, stil running it now with a bit of OC, playes latest Eve, COD4, Farcry2, etc quiet hapilly. Just looked and it was back end of 2005, scan did the opty 146 so its just over 3 years old Barginnnnn
skt 939 X2s were far too expensive.. darn Intel failing to come up with any competition at the time...
Hmm, £800 on a Core i7 965 D:
Maybe a bit too much? I love it though
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