Broadwell-E prices....

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enenyi

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Vulpix said:
Godamnit, those prices are pretty extreme. :(
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Not really that extreme, considering current exchange rate of $1 Canadian Dollar = $1.06 Singapore Dollar.

Basing on PC Themes pricelist, i7-5930k alone already costs S$882.

So doing the conversion to SGD and comparing SKU-for-SKU, we have:

i7-5930k at S$882 vs i7-6850k at S$932.

i7-5960x at S$1569 vs i7-6900k at S$1578.
 
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enenyi said:
Not really that extreme, considering current exchange rate of $1 Canadian Dollar = $1.06 Singapore Dollar.

Basing on PC Themes pricelist, i7-5930k alone already costs S$882.

So doing the conversion to SGD and comparing SKU-for-SKU, we have:

i7-5930k at S$882 vs i7-6850k at S$932.

i7-5960x at S$1569 vs i7-6900k at S$1578.
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When AMD gets weak , Intel gets Expensive.
 
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enenyi said:
Not really that extreme, considering current exchange rate of $1 Canadian Dollar = $1.06 Singapore Dollar.

Basing on PC Themes pricelist, i7-5930k alone already costs S$882.

So doing the conversion to SGD and comparing SKU-for-SKU, we have:

i7-5930k at S$882 vs i7-6850k at S$932.

i7-5960x at S$1569 vs i7-6900k at S$1578.
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At that price, the most value for money is i7-5930k.
 
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I7-6950X PROCESSOR EXTREME EDITION @ $2,339.85 CAD is way too expensive.
 
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fuwah... bankrupt.. looks like i be using e5-2670 for another cycle..
 
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Haha can't wait for enthusiasts to run tests on adobe applications.
 
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ondooy said:
http://www.coolaler.com/showthread.php/336563

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there you go, pretty much it's confirmed... :s22::s22::s22:
bye bye 10 core @ 4.5ghz.... :(
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Is it worth to get i7-6800k over i7-6850k for the 12 additional pcie lands and US$175 price diff? I presume 6800k and 5280k are at the same level albeit 5820k is 0.1ghz slower? 5820k is priced at US$399, so like no point getting 6800k?

Seems like its either 5820k or 6850k.
 
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