Price check - error on website?

[scrandman]

How come the difference between Wifi & non-Wifi versions of the Abit NF-M2S is £9.10, but on the NF-M2 nView, the difference is only £1.36?

It's not a "price of existing stock" issue either, as the non-Wifi nView board has been out of stock for the last week or so and just come back in, whereas the other 3 have been showing in stock for the last 3 weeks or so. Perhaps the newly recieved stock hasn't had its price amended yet?

Edit: LN17364 & LN15981 versus LN17656 & LN16856

[BUFF]

but if they don't have stock it will be at the price of that they last received whereas the WiFi bundle being newer will have been received later & as you know as mobos get older they get cheaper...
Anyway you should just have kept schtum & ordered the WiFi nView!

[scrandman]

but if they don't have stock it will be at the price of that they last received whereas the WiFi bundle being newer will have been received later & as you know as mobos get older they get cheaper...

Read my post again - it's not old stock. It went of of stock and then came back into stock, but at the same original price.

Anyway you should just have kept schtum & ordered the WiFi nView!

Kind of pointless additional spend - don't have a wireless router and have no intentions of using one.

Anyone from scan care to comment?

[Lee H]

Maybe this is down to the purchasing price and the quantities that we have bought.

For example - if we got say 10 of 1 motherboard and 10 of another compared to 100 of 1 model and 100 of another then the prices for the 100 are going to be a lot better on the boards which have been bought in smaller quantities.

And to back this up - we recieved 100 of both LN17364 & LN15981 whereas the latter 2 have only had 100 of the first and 20 of the second.

Hopefully this explains the differences in price.