Look this online store:
http://www.pccanada.com/inventory.asp?cat=CPUS#AMD
This could be true, because I see this statement at NCIX too...
:slapass:
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Look this online store:
http://www.pccanada.com/inventory.asp?cat=CPUS#AMD
This could be true, because I see this statement at NCIX too...
:slapass:
Newegg keeps raising the price of the Opteron 165 and it is really ticking me off lol.
AHHH buy up the cheap 148s at monarch while you can
The Inquirer is reporting this too, along with price drops for the X2s.
Link: http://www.theinquirer.net/?article=29095
The 165 just went up 20$ at ZZF yesterday. Cheapest is 325$ at mwave.
The Inquirer probably picked that up from the report above. They'll take anything.Quote:
Originally Posted by Kesnel
to bad they raised the price on ZZF today, I was going to buy mine yesterday but then decided to wait till today, now I have to pay an extra 20
Just noticed that the store I got my Opty 146s from is a) out, but expecting new stock and b) charging 30 UK pounds more for them.
I think I know the store you mean :rolleyes: They slapped £20 on the boxed 144s this week, they certainly didn't shout about it on their forums!!Quote:
Originally Posted by stone_cold_Jimi
Rob H
This is what I've predicted myself many weeks ago, starting a few weeks b4 xmas even. I've been using a german pricelisting site to keep track on especially the Opteron 14x cpus (I still need one myself :brick:) and I've noticed more and more sites had/have raised the price little by little every now and then. Many sites keep a very low price still though but that's expected since they are all out of stock everywhere right now and none of them have no idea when new samples arrive in stock.
I'm guessing it's a common AMD strategy which is simple & effective from economical view, make a few good performing & overclocking samples to a very low price that will capture attention and to see the reaction of the people. Now this period is over and we probably see starting from about late January the real Opteron marketing take place, this time probably with slightly higher price due to the popularity of these cpus regarding this low price we've been used to. I'm guessing if an Opteron 146 today costs let's say 170 - $180, I could expect the price to be raised to sth between 190 - $210. Also another interesting point for me is, will these new samples overclock just as good as their predecessors, or will AMD try to get more attention for their already very popular but expensier dual core cpus or perhaps wanna squeesh more money out of Venice/San Diego or at least try to make it more balanced. (Ok, not every1 are overclockers, but still Opterons get a lot of attention affecting ppl's choises)
(sorry wasn't meant to become any "The Inq." kinda msg... I like predicting tho :p:)
If any1 got any ideas plz post away... I'm quite worried atm when I haven't got any Opty 146 yet myself and I want one... but as it seems to me now there's a bigger chance that we're seeing a raised price than unchanged or lowered.
Hiya ...
i had today a longer conversation with an sales rep of one of the biggest AMD Distributors here in Germany ... it does really look ugly (regarding the prices) :eek:
144 moves up ~ 30€
146 moves up ~ 60€ !
148 moves up ~ 30€
150 stays +- the same
152 drops a lot
154 drops a lot
165 moves up ~ 25€
170 moves up ~ 20€
175 moves up ~ 25€
180 drops a lot
The values in € just depends on the current exchange rate $/€ ... so it could vary a bit ... new Prices are effektive already - but stocks are mostly "0" on the lower models. Next Shippment we expect ~ 25.01.06.
Yes the Opteron 146 is popular but 60€ :eek: is prolly way of what we will end up seeing, at least I hope so :(
I`m afraid not :eek: ... as i already ordered for next week ... and our price was ~ 190€ + tax, before it was ~ 130 + tax .... so ... it seems they checked their numbers ... and raised the number #1 on sales: 146 :nono: :mad:Quote:
Originally Posted by RPGWiZaRD
Damn if I only could have gotten one before they ran out of stock I'd only have had to pay 153€ + 20€ in shipment from Germany (to Finland)... sux, lucky bastards who already got one :stick:
Wanna get rid of this Sandy 3700+ that does 2.7GHz with 1.65V but only 10mins prime stable, useless to raise vcore. It's barely stable so no games or appz I use end up crashing and I refuse to lower the already miserable overclock. :D
:party: you have a PM
Yeah, I might sell my 146. Killed the last one trying to phase it, would rather sell this one than kill it trying the same.
yup they're going up in Australia Opteron 146 went from AUD$235 to AUD$350 now and 148 went from AUD$395 to AUD$417 so far
WOW! Sucks if you've just bought a 4800x2.... from $787 to $630... -$157 :eek:
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here in toronto the prices went thru the roof check it out link and if you thought that was bad ncix is selling 146 for well over 320 before taxes
good thing bought my 144 on boxing week for $170CDN with taxes :woot:
there where a few times I even saw a retail 144 more expensive than a retail 148 at newegg....lol....this is crap....why are they raising prices...its like they are upset that they are SELLING CPU'S amd is really starting to irritate me....if the dothan platforms didn't suck, i'd be gone by now..
Picked up a 170 from mwave.com 5 minutes ago for $395- $10coupon +shipping. Was thinking about the 165,but found the price for 165 went up to $325(was $309 5 days ago).
Ordered a 170 from Provantage in the states - £250 (converted from dollars), just gotta pray customs and excise dont get me!
Wow I just got mine two days ago from ZZF for $313!Quote:
Originally Posted by Kobalt
I got mine from a dave_graham on OC Forums, best price in town! $285 oem $15 express mail= $300 to my door in 2 days!:D
So whatever happened to the increasing price for the Opteron processors ?
http://www.amd.com/us-en/Corporate/V...l?redir=CPPR01
Edit:
There is another thread about the same subject.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=87238
Also Cooper has one thread over here.
http://www.xtremesystems.org/forums/...ad.php?t=87310
I wondered the same thing. I even left the price list page open last so I could compare. Looks like most 100 Opterons are the same.
Hi ....
AMD Distributors here in Germany have definately higher Prices than stated on the amd.com page. I talked with 2 today - both confirmed raised Opteron 1xx prices (biggest move up: 146 :slapass: ).
Anyway - as Example - the X2 price drop was "known" around the 10th of January - AMD updated the Page Jan 23rd. So maybe the amd.com page is just a few days behind the actual info the distributors have :confused:
Prices look higher pretty much everywhere to me..
the price at ZZF hasn't gone up since the raise last week(ordered mine comes in tomorrow:))
Check out monarch
The 148 OEM went from 207 to 261, the retail went up 30$, and the 144 is no longer listed.
ZZF and newegg don't even list most of them anymore.
Hi ...
this e-mail we got today from AMD :eek:
LATEST AMD OPTERON(tm) PROCESSOR PRICING
Dear ....
Effective immediately some prices will change for
939 pin, AMD Opteron Processors 100 Series.
All other AMD Opteron processor pricing remains unchanged.
Please contact your AMD authorised distributor for pricing and availability.
So - it`s official now :slapass:
lol.... :owned:
It has come to my knowledge today, that one customer at Sweclockers,
that ordered the processor in December 2005.
Were rejected to buy one opteron 146.
With these words from AMD Sweden
How about that !Quote:
Originally Posted by AMD Sweden
Dang, that's a slap in the face saying that "he's not important".
man, this must be an issue with amd's demand...
with all the rumors about amd being sold out, maybe they are getting a stockpile of ####+ chips while barely being able to keep opterons in stock.
It would be understandable because im sure the demand for opties is crazy considering how bad they spank intel in the server market. Not only that, ever since we discovered the opties i bet there was a large and unforseeable demand shift away from desktop cpu's and towards opties.
so what im saying is, i bet amd couldnt keep opties in stock for the people who actually need them, and supply and demand being what it is, they raised the price up to control the quantities. Meanwhile, demand has dropped for the desktop cpu's, so they drop the prices of those down a little bit.
Makes sense to me, AMD isnt trying to make it hard for the enthusiast, they are struggling to keep things stocked :p:
Ouch! :(Quote:
Originally Posted by Esso