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Originally Posted by BlazingArrow
Mwave and their prices. I cancelled my order from TD. Im going to wait until mon and see what that brings.
Supposely Tankguyz first shipment of e6600 was sold out... Expecting next shipment mid/late august.
Nothing new on BLT, still out of stock with eta 8/4/06.
This conroe thing is insane - Now our first shipment may be pushed back as well, and I would not expect BLT to have these today. That ETA is still from Ingram Micro (which we have orders there as well) and they already missed 3 ETA's on these chips - so don't hold your breath :(Quote:
Originally Posted by vsamaco
Stores that have to buy through distributors are going to have a rough go for a bit longer yet - if some stores are lucky enough to buy direct from Intel they may well have some on Monday, but we'll have to wait and see.
I'm going to send another update e-mail out tonight to all our customers, and will always keep the latest news up on our forum as well.
Dang... I hope monday is more fruitful.
I could of had my e6600 this week if td wasn't selling oem that first day... Was there any other retailer that sold oems at the same time? I mean after all the crap I've heard about not fulfilling orders for orders the same day, why OEM?! Did they just get a stockpile for custom built computers or something or was that their intent to sell oems at higher price (with disclaimer of buying heatsink/fan for warranty)?...
I just looked at Mwave and the prices are absolutely dispicable.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haltech
I've updated the OP so that it makes for a easier read...
This is so retarded. Why can't online stores ship when they say they will? What is so hard about shipping Aug 7th.
:mad: Intel dropped the ball here, plain and simple. These are obvious supply problems.Quote:
Originally Posted by TankGuys
I'll bite my words if things change on Monday, but from what you're saying it looks like they won't. :(
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Originally Posted by Gautam
Ive got limited experience with intel (built a s478 system for a friend years ago) but im starting to agree with you here. amd may have bought ati but intel must have bought the rights to their paper launches :slapass:
I feel for guys like Tankguys who are a a smaller operation and trying their damndest to get these things into the hands of their customers and are getting told eta after eta that seem to continuosly change.
It also doesnt help when people say things like "be patient it will only be another week or 2." some people have spent hundreds of dollars getting ddr2 and conroe capable mobos and dont want to sit around for another couple weeks watching them gather dust.... just makes for a frustrating situation for some and it could all have been avoided if intel didnt launch on the 27th when the only real people who had an abundance of chips on that day were dell/compaq and all the other big o.e.m purchasers
Thanks for trying.Quote:
Originally Posted by TankGuys
I'm going to go get a crappy $60 celeron so I can be sure everything works and so I have my rig built, please keep us all informed.
GOD DAMNIT.
I called up and tried cancelling at Monarch after ordering from ClubIT and they said I cannot get the credit back into my account for 15-30 days WHAT THE :banana::banana::banana::banana:.
GOD DAMNITTTTTTTTTTttttttttttt :banana::banana::banana::banana:!
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Originally Posted by Akaikami
thats a bit of a stretch from them. Ive had similar situations where it takes 5-8 buisness days for a recredit to appear but never seen anything that long (dont have alot of expeirnce with canceling orders though im sure it varies)
You guys are funny...many here including myself easily obtained E6400 and E6600s CPUs without an issue with NO pre-orders a week ago...I'm actually on my second Conroe now, an E6700, that just arrived.
Tip: Go with the big boys, and don't utilize pre-orders. Small boutique resellers who are chained to bigger distributors are farrrrrrrrr down on the totem pole in terms of priority to those distributors. Think about it and good luck. You'll love it once you get it, I'm stunned at how tangibly fast everything is on them, it's almost like the difference in going to a next-gen video card. Very impressive.
Yeah i'll go with the 'big boys' that overprice the :banana::banana::banana::banana: out of their processors. Sorry, I actually have a budget unlike you rich spoiled little kids.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mako88
LOL!Quote:
Originally Posted by Akaikami
I paid approximately $25 over Intel's 1000 tray price for both of mine. Man did I get screwed! ;)
And PS - I'm 28. :cool:
I ordered E6600 from Clubit on the 27th. I got pizzed when I saw people ordering after me getting tracking info. so I sent them an email asking to send my chip. Here's the reply:
"Hello Kevin,
Intel did give us allocation already and it's on its way here. We are expecting it to arrive today. If we can get it here on time then we'll ship it today.
Regards,
Well, it's hard to ship them when you don't have them :DQuote:
Originally Posted by thunderstruck!
The big distributors keep changing the ETAs, which I assume is because Intel keeps pushing back the ship date - though I don't know for sure. Granted, I've got all the 6300/6400 orders covered and ready to ship on the 7th, but the 6600/6700's are positively MIA in the supply chain. Not a single distributor has them. I've ordered from EVERY one of them - so as soon as Intel actually ships to one of them, I'm set... but that has yet to happen :(
is this one of those 8/7 at 3pm est releases or just 8/7
midnight or ?
I really believe after 6 months if they say they will have 1 million chips
something is wrong here.
They brag that they have to ability to make 27 million a quarter.
So they can't even get out 1 million since april for the new intel chips
and the bragging they have been doing?
this smells to me
sparks
Its supposed to be 1 million shiped in the next 6 weeks (although I think 8)not months. But a lot of those are going to companies like Dell. And from the looks of it starting out with only e6300/e6400/x6800.Quote:
Originally Posted by sparks
I've already had an ES over a month ago but didn't like it. This time I want an X6800, so obviously my budget is pretty big. In any case, I don't feel like shelling $360 over MSRP to the egg, that's just highway robbery. Good for you if you have a Conroe already, but this is no fault of the consumer.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mako88
I shot an email over to BLT today to see if they got their shipment of E6600's scheduled for the 4th... response I got was the status is unchanged and any updated information will appear on the website. Anyone else heard anything at all from BLT? Response I got was not all that encouraging :p
Been rather patient with the whole thing but I am very tempted at this point to cancel the order and go with a 6700 from ClubIT. Have a working PC now but hate staring at the new one, sitting there just waiting for a processor.
If BLT is indeed buying from Ingram, they won't have them today. I suspect any stores buying from distributors won't have them today :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Larzus
If you check the BLT status page on the processors, they say they are no longer answering any questions as the information below is all the information they have. They probably just got tired of it.
I'll give Tankguys a lot of credit for his patience. I'm sure he's just as tired of the BS as everyone else.Quote:
Originally Posted by Verisimilitude
Thanks. Yea it's bad. I mean, I want one too, but on top of that I've got hundreds of customers counting on us - I think I'm driving my distributor contacts crazy as well. I was pretty happy when I snagged the 6300/6400's but sheesh, the other two are impossible to get.Quote:
Originally Posted by kman540
I get the impression that the only way stores will have these on Monday is if they buy direct from Intel. While I now have that option with AMD, we don't carry the same clout with Intel yet... considering I've sold AMD/Intel chips in a ratio of about 2,000:1 :D
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Originally Posted by TankGuys
Thats just not true. Some retail e6600s have escaped either accidentally or purposefully and there are reports that these are sitting in warehouses just like the other chips. I think come Monday we will see all chips available from major retailers in decent numbers with even more coming in starting Monday. The smaller shops might be having a hard time getting hands on some of the chips.
Geez and some people don't want to go to Iraq, get some perspective, its a cpu, cheese to go with your whinning:slapass:Quote:
Originally Posted by Hyperformance
It was referred to elsewhere as "geek crack.."Quote:
Originally Posted by dum
I'm talking about the Distribution channels - so yes, it IS true :D - I don't mean places that buy direct from Intel. If any E6600's have moved through the distributors, it's been *VERY* small quantities, and I didn't see them. I'm #1 or #2 in line at most of them - so if they'd been there, I would have likely known about it.Quote:
Originally Posted by HeadShotWI
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Originally Posted by TankGuys
Ahhh. Sorry I misunderstood you. Thats a real bummer that the dist channels are getting them in faster.
This makes u think that Intel has yield issues doesn't it? They ahve the ability to make/ship 9million cpus a month, yet they can only make 1 million conroes in 6-8 weeks. Then again, I think its more of an inventory issue. Until old unwanted stock gets sold, I doubt Intel will fully ramp up the new chips.Quote:
Originally Posted by ewitte
It is a bummer, and it sort of surprises me. I would have thought the distributors would actually buy in larger quantities than the individual stores, and thus be "more important" to Intel, and thus get quicker allocation - but apparently not :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by HeadShotWI
Yieled issues wouldn't have the overclocking ability these things do. A BAD 6600 will still get 500Mhz+.Quote:
Originally Posted by situman
True. I bet the real issue is a combination of the following:Quote:
Originally Posted by ewitte
1. Intel released Woodcrest, Conroe, and Merom in a short period and must supply all three.
2. Only 3 65nm fabs online (as far as I know)
3. All retail conroes are rev 6 (B2) - they have not had much time to build a large stockpile of new product inventory.
4. Financially, Intel wants to keep its inventory levels under control, regardless of the fact that 65nm C2Ds and 90nm 965s are not long-term inventory concerns.
No-one seems to realize that manufacturing a new product is a ramp vs. a step function. They also don't realize that Intel has to supply the entire planet.Quote:
Originally Posted by aashburns
There's:
OEM
Industrial disti
Commercial disti
B&M
Stocking Resellers
Drop ship resellers
Integrators
ETC
Priming the entire supply line can't be done in one simple step.
I want an e6600 now! :(...Ive been waiting to build a rig for about 3-4 months because of Conroe. I have to use this pos Dell for now. boooo.
Anyone know if ClubIT really truly had the E6600's in stock when they showed in stock last week? They claimed they were in their warehouse but I'm hoping they weren't counting on expected disti orders as part of their inventory.
If they slip past 8/7 because they lied about availaibiliy I'll be pretty pissed at them.
The retail 6700 from Mwave was real!
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Crappy camera.
Then again, maybe operator LOL
Im gonna cry if the e6600s arent widely available on monday.
Buy.com come listed for e6600 for $339 with free shipping though it says it will ship within 1-2 weeks
Clubit has 24 Retail E6400's in stock ready to ship. Better hurry if you plan on getting this cpu.
NewEgg told me they will have the e6600 available for sale on 08/07/06 (Monday).
I took my chances, ordered from buy.com with next day shipping + tax.. $380.18. Lets see what happens on monday.
Heh, clubit had over 280 of those e6400 in stock when I ordered... I got it today and am running it now with ds3, and g.skill hz ram... just stock, just installed windows.
Just got off the phone with Fry's and looks like they too will have it on Monday. I will swing over to see their prices and what the egg has to offer. Now the hardest part is getting a p5w!
This is ridiculous, how many ETAs are there? I think Intel is deliberately holding back on their e6600/e6700 stock to jack prices up. This is unfair and makes me not want to buy a conroe. Is it so hard to be straightforward?
how about a MSI 975X Platinum??? ...don't bother with that silly Asus, lol j/k ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by syne_24
My guess is $425 for the 6600. BTW I looked on eaby earlier and someone was selling for $489 +25 shipping :rotf:Quote:
Originally Posted by syne_24
Tank guys is showing the E6600 in stock at $350.71
http://www.tankguys.biz/intel-core-e...oe-p-1671.html
Lol they emailed me today and said the e6600 I have on order wont be filled probably until the middle of the month. :confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by Yraen
Ok... wtf is going on guys. I just got an email saying it was delayed.Quote:
Originally Posted by Yraen
The email said most probably delayed with the forum posting a 1% chance of getting it by Monday. Hey, its better than the lottery. We need to wait to hear from them to see what this means.
Is there any way to tell what stepping you get by looking at the heatsink? I punched in some #s and leters on mine and got this.
http://processorfinder.intel.com/det...px?sSpec=SL9S7
Still can not tell what stepping it is:confused:
I got this CPU from Mwave.
All the other speeds at Tank Guy's shows back ordered.
Probably just a mistake.
All retails right now are B2. The others were Engineering samples.Quote:
Originally Posted by rodman
Oh ok, so you can't tell if you get a good one from looking at the heatsink like you could on the AMDs?
Is there a difference in performance from the 2mb to 4mb Cache on the Conroes?
It's just our (very annoying) software. Lately, it's been randomly setting the Quantity to "1" for various Conroes. This is a bug I've noticed before with heavily backordered items. It's driving me crazy :slapass:Quote:
Originally Posted by EquilibriumX
If our site says they are in stock, but there is still the "pre order" info below, just ignore it. Very annoying!
Well seeing how it did not look like to me that BLT would be getting the E6600's in today I cancelled my order, took a leap of faith, and ordered a 6700 from Clubit. O and fyi don't fat finger the spelling and put in clubtit... they dont sell processors there :p
Got my FedX tracking number tonight. Chip will be here Tuesday.
To be honest though I kinda feel for places like BLT, TankGuys, etc. Most of them are honest places and are only telling the customer what they are told from Distributors, yet we can see how pissed people get with them when the dates get pushed out.
Think if it was me I wouldn't take pre orders :p
That's absurd. It's a simple matter of very high demand and limited supply. Do you expect Intel to tell Dell that they can't have any Conroes until ScottFern gets his?Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottFern
The thing that disturbs me, is I ordered an E6600 (retail) from Clubit on July 27. When I placed the order it was in stock. I emailed them yesterday and they said "Intel did give us allocation already and it's on its way here. We are expecting it to arrive today. If we can get it here on time then we'll ship it today" That to me means it actually wasn't in stock. Has anyone received an E6600 Retail from Clubit yet?
I wonder where these eBay sellers are getting them?Quote:
Originally Posted by Fred_Pohl
I see one eBay seller has 10 retail e6600's "in stock and ready to ship".
You obviously didn't do very well in english class. It's the deliberate process of slow release with the conroes that pisses me off. There is no reason for such short supply. There has been no material shortages or manufacturing issues. Besides everyone and their mother was saying oh Intel launches are always very good with lots of stock.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fred_Pohl
Yea Intel is definately shipping out e6600 and the e6700 at a slow rate to be :banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::banana::b anana:s. They made us wait 2 weeks to supposedly "allow retailers to have stocks and keep prices even" when now they are screwing with us. Why wait around to give the masses what they demand and beat around the bush with chips we don't want. We all aren't made of money and can't buy a e6300/6400 to hold us off until Intel decides to stock e6600/6700. This really sucks HARD.
:slap:
Does anybody have any experience with order cancellations from MonarchComputers?
They said it'll be 15-30 days till i'm credited back to my account but I hope to god that isn't true. Please tell me it isn't true (I don't want to wait 15-30 days to finish my PC just because of this damn cancellation).
Tell them they shouldnt have taken the money since they didnt ship the item. Request an IMMEDIATE refund. Ive done that in the past with monarch.. They had given me the run around until they were told i would be faxing over a letter from my attorney that afternoon. Whola, instant credit! they try to hold the 15-30 day bs so they dont get a certain amount of charges doing single cancellations from their CC service. Its cheaper for them to do mass cancellation/refunds with their vendor at one time.
Exactly, the money should have been on hold not withdrawn. In Addition, taking only 1-3 business days for it to clear upon cancellationQuote:
Originally Posted by Haltech
You obviously didn't do very well in economics or business. But, there's no point in arguing with someone who has it all figured out.Quote:
Originally Posted by ScottFern
Intel is deliberately slowing the release of Conroes to drive the prices up. No other possible explanations could possibly exist. Kudos for brilliantly exposing Intel's sleazy Conroe price gouging scheme...
http://www.ewiz.com/detail.php?name=E6400BOX
free shipping and 244 retail box e6400, get em while they're hot:D :p:
Threads merged - bachus_anonym
I doubt any high prices are a result of anything Intel did at all, most likey just the stores that you are buying from are raising the price due to lack of supply.
Thanks Haltech, didn't know if it was possible for them to speed up the process. I called today and had quite an attitude with the guy who I spoke to because I asked him if there was anything they could do to speed up the process and he said no, at the end of the call I politely said "Thank you for your crappy service" and hung up.Quote:
Originally Posted by Haltech
I'll call back tommorrow and tell them to credit it back to my account immediately or I will be faxing a letter to my attourney about how they took out the payment before shipping.
Lighten up Francis. It's a computer chip, not the end of the world.Quote:
Originally Posted by Akaikami
Want one of my three Conroes? Happy to help out... :D
I already seen the prices for the Conroes at Frys:Quote:
Originally Posted by syne_24
E6600 was for 379.99
E6700 for 599.99
:mad:
It's not the processor i'm worried about. I'm pissed off that they charged me 2~ weeks before they even had any in-stock. What the hell? They could've at least put the charge on hold or something instead of instantly taking it out of my account.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mako88
Sure i'll take one of your Conroes if it's for free :D
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Originally Posted by brentpresley
You should have directed this to Scottfern. It's his opinion, not mine. What I said was dripping with sarcasm. Read it again.
I happen to agree with you.
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Originally Posted by brentpresley
That'll make a nice temperary STICKY:D Great Job man
Well.. What was said above might be true, it doesn't really mean anything, sorry. Business is a business. If you happen to be in a business who deals with clients you will know. Hah.. Well, say if I couldn't meet the deadline for whatever reason (sure they are all legit) and told a client to be patient and grow up.. :D Chances are not only you would lose the deal (therefore whatever you've invested on the job to that point) but you wouldn't see that client again. Of course the client has friends in the circle and other clients might hear about it.
So the bottom line is that Intel paper-launched. (Wait - before you go on to exaplain what paper-launch really is according to the dictionary - I'm not into semantics, thank you. If you don't think it's a paper-launch then that's fine with me. Let it go please)
1. They "showed off" or "leaked" about upcoming processors and their performance half a year ago. (which was unprecedented in Intel history)
2. Of course they did it because they were losing market share to Opterons. They had to stop it at all cost.
3. Then they officially "launched" them on July 14th, with much of fanfare and apprent traces of A LOT of marketing dollars.
4. They went on to say "These chips will available on 27th"
5. In the meantime the head of company proudly stated "We'll make a million of these over next 7 weeks!" (more on this later)
6. Between 7/14 and 7/27, OEMs started taking orders and retailers started advertising "Coming 7/27 the 2nd coming of Jesus!"
7. Customers anxiously rushed to stores on 27th only to find "available on 8/7", "usually shipping in 10~15 days".
8. In the meantime their excuses leaked here and there. "Giving shops time to stock" "Giving OEMs chance to sell" "Giving Steve Jobs an honor for his keynote"
9. Also at the same time some stores and individuals sell a few here and there for outrageous prices.
10. Only a couple days ahead from the promised 8/7, we're hearing a different story.
If you think the above described is a legitimate business practice, I have nothing else to say. Through the procedure many got hurt. Individuals and small business, not to mention AMD and Intel itself. But of course Intel can afford such temporary damage since they've got money and size.
Oh and 1M chips (which will be divided to Server/Desktop/Mobile market, and of course Dell and Apple get the first treat) in 7 weeks? I couldn't help but laugh when I heard that. Google how many chips Intel makes average in 7 weeks.
(Hint: 02x) ;)
BTW I already have an E6300 and now waiting for an E6400, which I will receive on Monday.
Thank you Lopri for explaining it the way I couldn't! :)
Oh well this is just lovely...
I preordered 6700 from Monarch because the price was unbeatable and no CA tax, 575 shipped 2day fedex by August 14th.
Now it says
"Hot New Item! Due to increased demand we expect all pre-orders to ship on or before August 31st.
If this date is to change, you will be emailed directly."
This changed from August 14th to August 31st, and i was NOT emailed.
Now i have to deal with cancelling an order from Monarch, and the last time i did it took over 3 months to get the refund.
VERY UPSET.
Will have to try the old Haltech method on them... definitely not taking any more crap from them.
^ just read some reviews on Monarch, didnt look good at all :(
It sucks because the majority of etailers are in California, I'm trying to save some $$ on tax too. I'll see what monday will bring...
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Originally Posted by Absolute_0
i hate monarch and have delt with them before. They suck when it comes to customer services and prices oh i forgot to mention order times.
Do yourself a favor and order from newegg or zipzoom fly
clubit didn't require a signature for my e6400 at my request, which was nice... it was just left at the door. This was one reason I choose them over blt, monarch, and others... their insistance that somebody be at the door IN PERSON to sign for it simply wasn't possible.
edit... i noticed they raised the price on it by twenty dollars.. interesting. There are those here still insistant that they'll be able to get their e6600 for 319 with free shipping... good luck!
I'm just glad I've got mine now, at a good price, and it's over with, and it appears the sky's the limit for this puppy.
http://www.netaffilia.com/ad/electro.../04/18496.html
Not exactly how good of a deal that is but it is promising that we will be seeing combo deals from frys on these.
Monarch's Resellerrating has been pretty bad the last 6 months. I've shopped without incident with them several times. The one time I had to pick up the phone and speak with them did not inspire confidence.
That depends. The people you talk too on the phone don't have that much power and don't make that much money. Piss one off enough and they might cancel your order when you get off the phone. They really don't have that much to lose.Quote:
Originally Posted by brentpresley
Eric
Is the E6400 really such a good value? It has a pretty low multiplier. For anyone to reach 4gig, they would need a 500fsb, which none of the boards will do right now. I think the best overclocker's friend is the E6600 that's why I'm holding out for it.
Hello? Are we talking about same thing here?
1. You keep talking about technological difficulties regarding production while that's not what I said neither by others. Yes, Yes, you can talk about them forever but to me they're all excuses. And I have no interest in their difficulties because that's not what they said to begin with. (Not that that's what they're talking right now.. are they?) If you were not ready, you shouldn't have made such bold comments nor shouldn't have pulled such an unfair and unfortunate act. Remember this is the FIRST TIME Intel did this. They also know this is not the right way but they had no choice. (Opterons)
2. So you and I agree with the paper-launch. Thank you. (Ha.. btw I think it's funny that you saying "it's not an excuse but I'm just saying" then highlight it) Being not the first company doesn't make it inappropriate? I don't think so. You don't have to drag down other companies because we're all aware of it and they paid their share. Only reason Intel can get away with this is, like I said, because they're a global monopoly. Do you know a company who advertised those "Das-Keyboard" or something? A keyboard which supposedly have programmable individual keys. Well when they first came out it was interesting, but after many unfulfilled promosed launch, they now say they'll start selling special "3-key pad" (instead of full 108-key keyboard) for $100. Even that's not out for sale but I doubt many would buy.
What I'm trying to say is you brought up two points (1. It's hard to make them 2. Other companies did it too!) but unfortunately neither of them is relevant to my post. And I never overestimated 1M chips. Mr. Paul Otellini did. Read my post again I was laughing when I heard about it first becasue I know Intel make prob. more than 20 million chips in 7 weeks. And unfortunately many people don't know that. People just go "wow" ,"1M Chips!","OH-SO-MANY" and that kind of false sense of reality is probably what he was targetting, especially when dealing with mass-media.
This is the stupidest thing I've ever heard of.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fred_Pohl
You're saying that Intel is going to cancel the 1000's of stocking order's they've recieved and renegotiate price after the launch???
Has it ocurred to you that the price gouging is comming from resellers that have already bought the product from Intel???
By Intel trying to delay the release to 8/7 they are accomplishing the exact oposite. Giving time to prime the channel and get all the players at the starting gate at the same time. That minimizes price gouging.
Shees, no-one has any concept of HVM. New products are always a ramp vs. a step function. C2D is the fastest ramp in their history, however they have to supply the entire planet. Intel doesn't have some big switch they throw that magically transforms Pentiums into Conroes.
I find it odd how pretty much everything else has been available but the 6600. Retails are slim to none and I've only seen a couple people post they had one. I pre-ordered from ShopBLT now they say the 28th for everything else? :confused: le sigh.
OK This is the summary.
Intel pre-maturely announced a product to stop their competitor from taking their marketshare away. Instead of come out clean and explain (or even make excuses), they keep trying to deceive the industry and customers. Of course with marketing dollars. In the meantime the products are being pushed back again and again, and customers are getting f**d. Of course Intel can do this thanks to their market status and capital. (Had a company been competeing against 3~4 companies of similar size and resources, and it pulled out this type of paper launch, it'd suffer from a serious backlash.)
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Originally Posted by ewitte
Sounds like a company that should rott in hell
IT is really weird, i thought the x6800 was coming in on the 4th of August, now its been pushed to the 16th of august.....Quote:
Originally Posted by kidstechno
http://www.shopblt.com/cgi-bin/shop/...R_ID=568420581
I wonder where the holdup is.
yea on my preorder from east luna for a e6700 was eta on the 4th now its pushed back to the 11th
is clubit out of stock? If not why aren't you ordering from there?? I don't get it, really I just don't get this bickering (online chains not having C2D in stock) when a online retailer has them in stock. I just checked and they do have C2D in stock...what's the problem here?
I think they might be, (e6600) and according to the email they sent me 2 days ago, I'm not convinced they ever had them.Quote:
Originally Posted by Eastcoasthandle
Looks like I made a good decsion paying a little extra ordering from ZZF and getting my E6300 last Monday because there is a lot of confusion.
I purchased rfom clubit and had no problem at all.