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Your total will be $1259.99 (excluding tax) + shipping is free
Additional Savings:
American Express via Amex Offers[americanexpress.com] is offering Select American Express Cardholders: $40 Statement Credit back on $200+ or $120 Statement Credit back $599+ Dell purchasesw/ your enrolled Amex Card and make a purchaseat Dell.com
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You can split pmt up to 3, pay $350 from each of your two 15% Chase, and rest to Amex 100 off 500, and the 13% cherry on the top. You have the purchase protection from Amex too even partial pmt
What is ultra 7? Is this just what they're calling the next generation of processors or is this a whole different class apart from the previous 13th, 14th Gen processors?
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What is ultra 7? Is this just what they're calling the next generation of processors or is this a whole different class apart from the previous 13th, 14th Gen processors?
Yes, it is their generation after 14th (can think of it as the 15700k). Rides on new socket, LGA 1851, hence a new motherboard is needed if upgrading from previous gens.
It is generally considered a lackluster upgrade, as was the 13th and14th gen, not just because AMD destroys intel when it comes to gaming, but even their previous gen 14700k beats it in several tests.
Not all bad. It still does ok with gaming, very well in most productivity, consumes less power than previous gen- and since intel's newest CPUs are considered a dud, can be found at a cheaper price/performance then several AMD rivals.
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It is generally considered a lackluster upgrade, as was the 13th and14th gen, not just because AMD destroys intel when it comes to gaming, but even their previous gen 14700k beats it in several tests.
Not all bad. It still does ok with gaming, very well in most productivity, consumes less power than previous gen- and since intel's newest CPUs are considered a dud, can be found at a cheaper price/performance then several AMD rivals.
Gamer's Nexus did a review:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7...HDs
Or if you just want to scan comparison charts fast, TechSpot review:
https://www.techspot.co
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nobody should ever spend this much money for an 8gb GPU, let alone the worst one
How this is not at negative up votes is beyond me
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