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Micro Center Stores: Intel Core i9 10850K 3.6GHz Unlocked Desktop Processor Expired
$300
$649.99
+ Free Curbside Pickup Only
Micro Center Store has Intel Core i9 10850K Comet Lake 3.6GHz LGA 1200 Unlocked Desktop Processor on sale for $299.99. Select the 'Reserve Now' for free curbside pickup only if stock permits.
Thanks to community member puttingdog for finding this deal
Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location/stock.
About the Product
Thanks to community member puttingdog for finding this deal
Note, curbside pickup may vary depending on location/stock.
About the Product
- Intel 10-core processor w/ 20 processing threads
- 3.6GHz operating frequency/5.2GHz turbo speed
- Unlocked for overclocking
- Intel UHD Graphics 630 w/ Boost Max Technology 3.0 support
- Compatible w/ Intel 400/500 chipset based motherboards
- Includes a 3-Year warranty w/ purchase (labor + parts)
Editor's Notes & Price Research
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- Price Research: Purchase this unit today and save $350 Off (53.85% Savings) from the original listed price of $649.99. The next best available price starts at $399.99 ($100 Off or 25% Savings). The best price we've seen for this unit was roughly around ~$320
- If you bundled this deal w/ a compatible eligible motherboard, you may receive an extra $20 off for these purchase
- Great price if you're looking for a processor that offers amazing gameplay/creativity w/ Intel's supported platform features. WiFi (Gig+), versatile connectivity w/ Thunderbolt 3 and accelerated responsiveness w/ Intel Optane memory
- Offer valid while promotion last
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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I guess they are clearing out stocks for 11th gen cpu
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Both of these sockets are end of life so there is no upgrade path other than existing CPUs.
The 5800X can be upgraded to a 5950X in the future. However, I don't see this as a logical or likely scenario for most people. Pure CPU performance, the 10850K is the better buy. It lacks PCI-E 4.0 support so if you have an NVME SSD that can take advantage of it, you lose this benefit. It does have an iGPU though which can be quite useful. Motherboard costs to features have mostly reached parity between the two as well. The difference in CPU power draw will mean that you are spending a few extra dollars a year to run the 10850K but it would likely take at least 10 years to reach that $70 in savings. Honestly, unless you just want to build an AMD system, I'd say go for the 10850K, depending on the deals you find on the motherboard, of course. Total platform cost for your specific use is more important than individual CPU cost when determining value.
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Both of these sockets are end of life so there is no upgrade path other than existing CPUs.
The 5800X can be upgraded to a 5950X in the future. However, I don't see this as a logical or likely scenario for most people. Pure CPU performance, the 10850K is the better buy. It lacks PCI-E 4.0 support so if you have an NVME SSD that can take advantage of it, you lose this benefit. It does have an iGPU though which can be quite useful. Motherboard costs to features have mostly reached parity between the two as well. The difference in CPU power draw will mean that you are spending a few extra dollars a year to run the 10850K but it would likely take at least 10 years to reach that $70 in savings. Honestly, unless you just want to build an AMD system, I'd say go for the 10850K, depending on the deals you find on the motherboard, of course. Total platform cost for your specific use is more important than individual CPU cost when determining value.
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I wanted the 5600x but it was OOS and way too damn expensive. Scalpers ruined it
BTW with these processors you gotta budget another 50-100 dollars for a decent cooling solution, might be worth it to just save that $70 and use it on a premium AIO cooler
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Great cpu, I have this paired with 64gb 3600 cl16 and 3090 ftw3 ultra.
This is a good deal. I paid 349 few months ago.
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