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MicroCenter Stores: Intel Core i7-13700K Raptor Lake 3.4GHz LGA 1700 Processor Expired
$355
$519.99
(In-Store Only)
Micro Centers Stores (link for reference, store locator): has for New Customers: Intel Core i7-13700K Raptor Lake 3.4GHz 16-Core 24-Thread LGA 1700 Processor (BX8071513700K) on sale for $355 when you follow instructions below. Offer is valid In-Store Only.
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Deal Instructions:
Thanks Deal Hunter nicktoms for sharing this deal
Deal Instructions:
- Click here for the New Customer Coupon sign-up page and fill out with your information.
- Click "Send my Coupon"
- Within a few minutes, you will receive a text w/ a link to your unique barcode.
- At the Store have the cashier Scan the barcode at the register to get $25 off AMD/Intel CPUs.
- Your total should be $354.99
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- About this Offer: Our research indicates that this sale price is $85 less (19.31% Savings) than the next best price from a reputable merchant with prices starting from $440.
- Warranty: Includes 3-Year Limited Warranty
- Coupon Terms/Conditions:
- Offer only valid at Micro Center retail locations.
- Coupon cannot be used with other coupons.
- No coupons available at the store.
- Coupon is serialized / one-time use only.
- Coupon not redeemable for cash.
- New customers only. Limit one coupon per customer.
- Refer to forum thread for discussion from the community regarding this offer. -slickdewmaster
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MicroCenter [microcenter.com] has for New Customers: Intel Core i7-13700K Raptor Lake 3.4GHz 16C/24T LGA 1700 Processor on sale for $379.99 - $25 when you follow instructions below and present your unique text coupon barcode in-store = $354.99. Offer valid in-store only.
Deal Instructions:
Deal Instructions:
- Visit the sign-up page [microcenter.com] and fill out with your information.
- Click "Send my Coupon"
- Within a few minutes, you will receive a text w/ a link to your unique barcode.
- Scan the barcode at the register to get $25 off AMD/Intel CPUs.
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TLDR:
go AM4 if you want to upgrade cheap (CPU prices have never been cheaper)
go Intel 13XXX if you want something faster than AM5 in productivity and 1080p gaming.
go AM5 if you want flexibility to upgrade to a 2024 or 2025 processor.
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But.. is 13th gen worth that $200 ish motherboard cost premium?
Need some good ol debate here people!
But.. is 13th gen worth that $200 ish motherboard cost premium?
Need some good ol debate here people!
You can still use an old Z690 board for it, it just has to support being able to flash to a newer BIOS without a cpu installed
But.. is 13th gen worth that $200 ish motherboard cost premium?
Need some good ol debate here people!
As one use says you can use Z690. But yes absolutely. Gen 13 destroys 12 in every way....
Yeah i know. Trying to have someone convince me to keep the 12700k + asus z690 tuf combo for $350 (after tax) or go to 13700k for $383 (after tax) + keep my msi z690 edge (with bios flashback!) that i paid $213 (after tax) for. Decisions decisions...
After tax, delta is about $213 between the 12th gen and 13th gen setups. Also i could instead sell the asus mobo for $150ish and use the msi board, making the 12th gen combo $413 after tax, or $183 delta between them for a better mobo.
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A Z790 board will work out of the box, the Z690 will need to have their BIOS updated in order to recognize the 13th gen CPUs. Can save some money getting a Z690 if you can put up with the hassle of flashing it. (not all boards can flash w/o CPU installed tho, something to keep in mind when shopping)
The danger to going with this deal is AMD comes out with the X3D chip(s) during CES and obliterates all competition again just like the 5800X3D did when it released. The problem with that is the AM5 motherboards are expensive right now. I'm on a 7700K box and I'm also contemplating on just picking up a cheap AM4 mobo and cpu but would be dead end (but still cheap). I would personally rather do that than pick up a 13900K which is also a dead platform. Those benchmarks beat AMD only when you go with DDR5 ram so if you're going to fork over that much money, you might as well do it on an AM5 motherboard so you can upgrade to a 8000 or 9000 series Ryzen in a few years with the same motherboard.
TLDR:
go AM4 if you want to upgrade cheap (CPU prices have never been cheaper)
go Intel 13XXX if you want something faster than AM5 in productivity and 1080p gaming.
go AM5 if you want flexibility to upgrade to a 2024 or 2025 processor.
TLDR:
go AM4 if you want to upgrade cheap (CPU prices have never been cheaper)
go Intel 13XXX if you want something faster than AM5 in productivity and 1080p gaming.
go AM5 if you want flexibility to upgrade to a 2024 or 2025 processor.
> go AM5 if you want flexibility to upgrade to a 2024 or 2025 processor
Memory controller capped at 6000 (1d2r), will bios update bump it?