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The price of parts very between generations like some antique ram may cost more than some brand new ram. One thing is common, a lot of time has passed for the prices to change to that extent but I have noticed that the ryzen 1700 x now cost more than the ryzen 2700 x ranging between $50 and $70 can someone explain why when they're not that far part in generationsScreenshot_20200305-065208.png.51c172d90273edfbd94504f1b4e58324.png

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The price a store is asking for a product is based on what they paid their vendor/supplier for it, it's not based on what is the logical price for its performance.

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I would understand that if it was just one store maybe two but this is going across the board with a lot of stores and it also doesn't explain why the 1700 x the overclockable processor cost less than the 1700 at many of the same stores

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Maybe they raise the prices again if the stock is lower for the cheaper product, who knows. Only way to really find out is to ask whoever set those prices.

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Personally I really don't mind, getting a faster processor for cheaper then what I was expecting I am all for it, I'm just wondering if something came out that cause the price to go up on the older processors like Bitcoin did to graphics cards

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