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$15 OFF $150+ New!
Coupon code: FUN15
(Expires: 9/30/2009)

so instead of $559 (cheaper than what u were getting with Newegg + tax), u get with the coupon for $545 + Free Shipping!

This is the best price i could find anywhere..checked Amazon, bestbuy, WalMart, CircuitCity, Dell, Newegg and many more...still this is the best price i could find.



how much is it at microcenter?

5% CashBack at bing, another $25 off.


EVER heard of acting like an ass??

i checked microcenter, this processor is not even with them. I checked frozencpu, petra tech...everything i can find..but none had it. that is why i posted this offer so at least people who really wanna get something good can get this cheaper than they get it from Newegg or other places. Kindly speak nicely next time. So before rating is negative of someone else's work, lets see u find the same thing cheaper.


yjhuoh said: how much is it at microcenter?

5% CashBack at bing, another $25 off.

Can't get bing if you use a coupon.


iceoptimist said: LinkY

$15 OFF $150+ New!
Coupon code: FUN15
(Expires: 9/30/2009)

so instead of $559 (cheaper than what u were getting with Newegg + tax), u get with the coupon for $545 + Free Shipping!

This is the best price i could find anywhere..checked Amazon, bestbuy, WalMart, CircuitCity, Dell, Newegg and many more...still this is the best price i could find.

Better deal is to get a CPU back from the cutting edge. 99% of people won't notice any difference in their apps and the CPU will be less than half the price.


clearanceman said: iceoptimist said: LinkY

$15 OFF $150+ New!
Coupon code: FUN15
(Expires: 9/30/2009)

so instead of $559 (cheaper than what u were getting with Newegg + tax), u get with the coupon for $545 + Free Shipping!

This is the best price i could find anywhere..checked Amazon, bestbuy, WalMart, CircuitCity, Dell, Newegg and many more...still this is the best price i could find.


Better deal is to get a CPU back from the cutting edge. 99% of people won't notice any difference in their apps and the CPU will be less than half the price.
can you please post research and facts to your statistics here? You know what would save you even more money than that? Not buying anything at all. Its a good deal, for this processor, which people (I guarantee you the sample rate is much higher than 1%) would notice a definite difference in. Its an I7 processor guys, and its worth every penny.


Paying for a cpu $545 ?This sounds like it is against the spirit of fatwallet no matter how much the actual price is.I always buy the cpu that is a little over than what my programs/timing need. I upgrade in 122-18 months later and get even a better cpu instead.With the less overall cost.


well i read the reviews of this processor on Newegg Reviews and was very impressed with what people have said abt it...Its totally worth it as its not an extreme processor by one that has hyperthreading so will virtually act like a 8 core processor and that too u can overclock it to 4.8..and people have done overclocking to abt 4.2 and more with this processor.


eturkan said: Paying for a cpu $545 ?This sounds like it is against the spirit of fatwallet no matter how much the actual price is.I always buy the cpu that is a little over than what my programs/timing need. I upgrade in 122-18 months later and get even a better cpu instead.With the less overall cost.thats irrevelent to this thread, you can wait 12-18 months for anything and get a better deal


They all have the same hats ! (ignoring the two outliers)


Does anyone have a link to benchmarking results? I haven't seen reviews yet, wondering how much an improvement in performance this offers over the $200 920...


with the way the economy is and with BF coming something will happen. if not I only missed a few months. since these handle the new RAM whats everyones motherboard preference, there is only a few choices


check toms hardware for benchmarks. you'll find that an i7 920 is sufficient though since it can process 8 threads too like this one.


here are the results of some tests done on i7 950 and i7 920

Professional tests

non-professional tests

Clearly shown that i7-950 is better than i7-920


Considering that an i920 can be overclocked faster to a stable speed than any existing i7, it's the best buy out there.

The i950 does not OC THAT much better than the 920. Certainly not enough to justify the extra $300+


even if its faster to overclock it, that $300 diff u will use for other hardwares (ram, mobo, etc) to make it overclock to 3.8 or 4.2...in that same difference u can easily achieve 4.6 in with i7 950


iceoptimist said: even if its faster to overclock it, that $300 diff u will use for other hardwares (ram, mobo, etc) to make it overclock to 3.8 or 4.2...in that same difference u can easily achieve 4.6 in with i7 950

The $300 you are saying to spend on ram, mobo, etc would be spent on that regardless of which flavor i7 9x0 you got if you are looking at overclocking the chip. I gave the deal green for the price, but you'd be much better served getting the 920, overclocking it, and using the money saved to get a nice SSD or vid card.


ondeez said: clearanceman said: iceoptimist said: LinkY

$15 OFF $150+ New!
Coupon code: FUN15
(Expires: 9/30/2009)

so instead of $559 (cheaper than what u were getting with Newegg + tax), u get with the coupon for $545 + Free Shipping!

This is the best price i could find anywhere..checked Amazon, bestbuy, WalMart, CircuitCity, Dell, Newegg and many more...still this is the best price i could find.


Better deal is to get a CPU back from the cutting edge. 99% of people won't notice any difference in their apps and the CPU will be less than half the price.
can you please post research and facts to your statistics here? You know what would save you even more money than that? Not buying anything at all. Its a good deal, for this processor, which people (I guarantee you the sample rate is much higher than 1%) would notice a definite difference in. Its an I7 processor guys, and its worth every penny.

Can you please post research and facts to your statistics here? - about your comment that "Its an I7 processor guys, and its worth every penny". $550+ for a CPU is a rid off to FWer, some people excluded.


linlanjia said: ondeez said: clearanceman said: iceoptimist said: LinkY

$15 OFF $150+ New!
Coupon code: FUN15
(Expires: 9/30/2009)

so instead of $559 (cheaper than what u were getting with Newegg + tax), u get with the coupon for $545 + Free Shipping!

This is the best price i could find anywhere..checked Amazon, bestbuy, WalMart, CircuitCity, Dell, Newegg and many more...still this is the best price i could find.


Better deal is to get a CPU back from the cutting edge. 99% of people won't notice any difference in their apps and the CPU will be less than half the price.
can you please post research and facts to your statistics here? You know what would save you even more money than that? Not buying anything at all. Its a good deal, for this processor, which people (I guarantee you the sample rate is much higher than 1%) would notice a definite difference in. Its an I7 processor guys, and its worth every penny.


Can you please post research and facts to your statistics here? - about your comment that "Its an I7 processor guys, and its worth every penny". $550+ for a CPU is a rid off to FWer, some people excluded.

Sure.

Fact: This "Hot Deal" gives you 4% off.


or you can buy it on eBay for $570 and get 8% bing CashBack. total would be 525 shipped.


rkennedy...if its a matter of budget or something and want a good rig then yeah 920 is also good...but for gamers who want a high ghz without overclocking then they would go for this...and thanks for the green for the price...this post is obviously for the low price of the processor.


huynhc01 said: or you can buy it on eBay for $570 and get 8% bing CashBack. total would be 525 shipped.

i wont trust eBay when it comes to this high price things.




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