45 nm prices

Upon the release, I heard the prices will be around $400. Who knows if this is accurate. I personally had anticipated them to be more expensive but we shall see in about a week.
 
JLV2k5 said:
Upon the release, I heard the prices will be around $400. Who knows if this is accurate. I personally had anticipated them to be more expensive but we shall see in about a week.
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$400 for which product? There are going to be several upon release.

There was a thread a little while back which had prices for the upcoming 45nm quad and dual core processors. Do a search and I'm sure you will find it.
 
[-0MEGA-];870114 said:
$400 for which product? There are going to be several upon release.

There was a thread a little while back which had prices for the upcoming 45nm quad and dual core processors. Do a search and I'm sure you will find it.
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In another thread, I suggested that the Q9450 may, at first, release around $400 due to demand.
 
Well this sounds good. I will be interested in the E8400 and E8500 I think. I have heard some poor things about Quad core processors. Things like they are not utilized to their potential yet and blah blah.
 
JLV2k5 said:
Things like they are not utilized to their potential yet and blah blah.
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ha ha. Yeah, it's true that some applications and games do not utilize all four cores. However, game developers are aware that quad-core computing is the future, and they will begin to release games that take full advantage of the CPU. Consider a quad-core purchase as a way of future-proofing. :) The dual-cores are good, too.
 
mep916 said:
ha ha. Yeah, it's true that some applications and games do not utilize all four cores. However, game developers are aware that quad-core computing is the future, and they will begin to release games that take full advantage of the CPU. Consider a quad-core purchase as a way of future-proofing. :) The dual-cores are good, too.
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Nicely put, I completely agree.


And footballdude2k3, we seem to have similar budgets, I would hate to pay much over $200 for a CPU so the 8400 and 8500 attract me.
 
yea sounds like it, i cant wait until mine is all done, this is my first build for myself, i always build friends computers and help them, but im sick of being outdated, so im finally gonna upgrade!!
 
I plan on building my first this summer. By then I will go through like 5 designs, all the prices on things will change and new products will be released (Jan 20)
 
yeah it looks like it will be a waiting game for me, if the e8400 really hits its price mark, AND beats out similarly prices processors from intel and AMD (since the phenom 9500 is so cheap i will take it into consideration also)

in a nutshell, if the 8400 kills an e6850 or something like that then my mind is made up for me lol
 
lovely? said:
in a nutshell, if the 8400 kills an e6850 or something like that then my mind is made up for me lol
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The E8400 is better than the 6850 due to the increase in cache and better manufacturing technology. With good cooling, you could probably take it beyond 4GHz. ;)
 
lovely? said:
yeah it looks like it will be a waiting game for me, if the e8400 really hits its price mark, AND beats out similarly prices processors from intel and AMD (since the phenom 9500 is so cheap i will take it into consideration also)

in a nutshell, if the 8400 kills an e6850 or something like that then my mind is made up for me lol
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why does it need to kill a CPU with the same claock speed, lower cache, and more cash money? i think as long as it matched it, hell even if it was slightly subpar to it the projected price is defiently worth it purely for the 45nm tech
 
ride3k said:
why does it need to kill a CPU with the same claock speed, lower cache, and more cash money? i think as long as it matched it, hell even if it was slightly subpar to it the projected price is defiently worth it purely for the 45nm tech
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nah to me a real improvement must have been made for it to be worth it.
 
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