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Where are the price drops?

12900kf still resales for.the same money  even after zen announcement.

 

Wtf. Any info?

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Intel CPUs rarely drop in price due to new releases, unlike AMD CPUs have. Should have seen how the 6700K and 7700K held their value for years.

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Intel basically never lowers their prices for new chips, and old high-end Intel chips are always overvalued in the secondary market because people are dumb. 

 

Even with that said, it doesn't make much sense to expect an immediate glut of used 12th-gen i7's and i9's when the chips people would replace them with are only announced and not actually for sale yet. Do you think people are just going to sell their current CPU and then not use their PC for the next several weeks until they can get their hands on the new CPU?

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Intel never lowers their prices.

 

Why would they? Then nobody would buy their new stuff.

 

Same happens with used a i7 7700k used still costs more than a 8700k whilat beinf far worse.

 

 

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11 hours ago, Middcore said:

Do you think people are just going to sell their current CPU and then not use their PC for the next several weeks until they can get their hands on the new CPU?

To be fair that is legit happening rn and has happened a lot of times before 😛

 

Usually score great deals around these times

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