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Devil's Canyon Available for pre-order in AUS with a ridiculous price to match

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So a few websites/stores have got it up for pre-order now and all fellow Australians be prepared to be hit it the head with a boomerang because this is beyond stupid.

 

That's right you can pre-order your very own devil's canyon 4790k for the low low price of $430 and can expect for it to arrive by the end of the month.

 

Just even more reason to want to leave Australia with the atrocity in tech pricing, that is pretty much $100 more than what you can buy it off of Amazon US, and if you want I calculated that you could redirect the CPU from the US to Australia for around $400. This is just getting stupid, why does hardware have to cost so god damned much in Australia, it is no where near the RRP that intel had said and it will take a whole month to get in stores.

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Repost from the 2nd of June

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Repost from the 2nd of June

Link? and this is specifically for the Australian pre-orders as clearly stated.

 

It's a site which compares the price of tech products in Australia, it's pretty good but can be annoying at times.

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So a few websites/stores have got it up for pre-order now and all fellow Australians be prepared to be hit it the head with a boomerang because this is beyond stupid.

 

That's right you can pre-order your very own devil's canyon 4790k for the low low price of $430 and can expect for it to arrive by the end of the month.

 

Just even more reason to want to leave Australia with the atrocity in tech pricing, that is pretty much $100 more than what you can buy it off of Amazon US, and if you want I calculated that you could redirect the CPU from the US to Australia for around $400. This is just getting stupid, why does hardware have to cost so god damned much in Australia, it is no where near the RRP that intel had said and it will take a whole month to get in stores.

Best part is, is the factories are in china which is closer to australia

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Best part is, is the factories are in china which is closer to australia

I know it's just so sad that we get ripped off so often when really we shouldn't be, if anything we should get better prices as factories are closer but that's just not how it works :(

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Link? and this is specifically for the Australian pre-orders as clearly stated.

 

It's a site which compares the price of tech products in Australia, it's pretty good but can be annoying at times.

Why is it that expensive though? I've seen GTX 780 Ti's for $2000.

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Why is it that expensive though? I've seen GTX 780 Ti's for $2000.

Are you talking about the site or Australia? I actually have no clue for either it's probably because of tax and our strict customs.

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Microsoft said it ages ago, pretty much because they can. Only thing is other companies won't admit it. 
The Tesla model S is for example is actually quite cheap compared to its competitors and factoring in exchange rate is quite comparable to the US.

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Are you talking about the site or Australia? I actually have no clue for either it's probably because of tax and our strict customs.

I'm talking about the site itself compared to other tech sites. 

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Are you talking about the site or Australia? I actually have no clue for either it's probably because of tax and our strict customs.

Isn't the entire cost of living there more?

I used to skateboard and knew some people online that paid a higher price for boards and stuff. But it's just a bigger number, it's not actually more expensive IIRC. The average pay is higher there I believe. How expensive is gasoline?

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Link? and this is specifically for the Australian pre-orders as clearly stated.

Hmm, you are correct, the Australian pre-order prices were machined in a couple of threads on the day of announcement, but a thread was never made of it.

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Isn't the entire cost of living there more?

You are right,

 

Australia's minimum wage is much more then anywhere else in the world. So it ends up balancing its self out to have the price justified for Australians.

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Isn't the entire cost of living there more?

I used to skateboard and knew some people online that paid a higher price for boards and stuff. But it's just a bigger number, it's not actually more expensive IIRC. The average pay is higher there I believe. How expensive is gasoline?

The price of petrol is around $1.50 that is very rough though so don't take it too seriously.

 

 

I'm talking about the site itself compared to other tech sites. 

Well those are the only AU sites that have them listed to my knowledge, however on amazon it's cheaper because they are based in the US

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That isn't ridiculous - a 4770K will set you back $395 as it stands today.

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Like windscreen said the 4770k is already a $400 pars so with the clock bump this is not that surprising. As long as. The pentium is not to much I don't really care

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Like windscreen said

Windscreen?

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Windscreen?

Thanks autocorrect, I meant to say windspeed

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That isn't ridiculous - a 4770K will set you back $395 as it stands today.

Well some places it cheaper but I'm not going to argue that, however the 4790k was supposed to replace the 4770k and be at the exact same price, but it isn't it's almost $50 more depending on where you look.

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Thanks autocorrect, I meant to say windspeed

LOL, I was just yanking your chain bro :), I knew who you were referring to :D

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-snip-

I personally have NEVER heard of those places and I wouldn't trust any pricing until Intel release the new CPUs themselves. I personally don't think the 4790K will cost that much because the 4770K costs just AU$385 at PCCG (http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=187_1490&products_id=23497). That'd be AU$44 more expensive than the 4770K and I don't that is the correct price.

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I personally have NEVER heard of those places and I wouldn't trust any pricing until Intel release the new CPUs themselves. I personally don't think the 4790K will cost that much because the 4770K costs just AU$385 at PCCG (http://www.pccasegear.com/index.php?main_page=product_info&cPath=187_1490&products_id=23497). That'd be AU$44 more expensive than the 4770K and I don't that is the correct price.

That is pretty much the point of this thread, it's a ridiculous price for something which is supposed to be the same price as the 4770k

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Well some places it cheaper but I'm not going to argue that, however the 4790k was supposed to replace the 4770k and be at the exact same price, but it isn't it's almost $50 more depending on where you look.

Those prices aren't correct as Synnex doesn't yet have the new K SKU's listed.

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Those prices aren't correct as Synnex doesn't yet have the new K SKU's listed.

Synnex? what's that?

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