Good deal, but compatible mobo prices kinda kill the value.
Perhaps Intel has far more profitable contractual agreements with PC builders, that easily offset processor discounts of these 12th generations, as opposed to AMD.
Then again; blatantly churning bipolar markets get tiresome... really quick. Now back to your regularly scheduled, overextended duopoly...
Do you happen to know if any of them will be ddr4 compatible? Like the Aorus Z690i? I'm specifically looking for a budget ddr4 lga1700 itx board…. Not available right now. Don't want to plunk down $300 for the gigabyte. It's lethal to build in. Too many fins chopping peoples fingers off.
Do you happen to know if any of them will be ddr4 compatible? Like the Aorus Z690i? I'm specifically looking for a budget ddr4 lga1700 itx board…. Not available right now. Don't want to plunk down $300 for the gigabyte. It's lethal to build in. Too many fins chopping peoples fingers off.
Perhaps Intel has far more profitable contractual agreements with PC builders, that easily offset processor discounts of these 12th generations, as opposed to AMD.
Then again; blatantly churning bipolar markets get tiresome... really quick. Now back to your regularly scheduled, overextended duopoly...
Picked one of these up.
In discussing the insane price with the Microcenter guy, he said, "yeah - we're loosing money on these. The idea is for people to come in and buy a complete system".
I looked at the bare shelves stocked with a few clusters of DDR5 only hyper-overpriced boards and nonexistent slots for DDR5 memory.
"But you don't HAVE any complete systems", I said.
I picked up the 12600k 2 mins before closing. I also picked the dreaded Z690i Aorus DDR4 motherboard. Reviews for this board are terrible. Apparently very difficult to build in and also BIOS issues. I'm just holding it till the H670 and B660 boards start popping up and will promptly return the motherboard if I can get my hands on a good ITX MB.
I picked up the 12600k 2 mins before closing. I also picked the dreaded Z690i Aorus DDR4 motherboard. Reviews for this board are terrible. Apparently very difficult to build in and also BIOS issues. I'm just holding it till the H670 and B660 boards start popping up and will promptly return the motherboard if I can get my hands on a good ITX MB.
ASrock is suppose to come out with a Z690 itx DDR4 board.
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Then again; blatantly churning bipolar markets get tiresome... really quick. Now back to your regularly scheduled, overextended duopoly...
Do you happen to know if any of them will be ddr4 compatible? Like the Aorus Z690i? I'm specifically looking for a budget ddr4 lga1700 itx board…. Not available right now. Don't want to plunk down $300 for the gigabyte. It's lethal to build in. Too many fins chopping peoples fingers off.
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Then again; blatantly churning bipolar markets get tiresome... really quick. Now back to your regularly scheduled, overextended duopoly...
In discussing the insane price with the Microcenter guy, he said, "yeah - we're loosing money on these. The idea is for people to come in and buy a complete system".
I looked at the bare shelves stocked with a few clusters of DDR5 only hyper-overpriced boards and nonexistent slots for DDR5 memory.
"But you don't HAVE any complete systems", I said.
He replied, rolling his eyes, "I knoow".
https://www.tomshardware.com/news...therboards [tomshardware.com]
Gskill claims they don't use the same power management chips and are not subject to shortages. Good memory company.
The pricing of the 12900k at launch should have been 5900x pricing as well. Atom cores don't make gamers lives matters.
ASrock is suppose to come out with a Z690 itx DDR4 board.