Phanto
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I doubt the prices are gonna drop the way Intel said. Keep in mind the charts say per cpu in batches of 1000. I hope they do, but I doubt they will.
Didn't you read the article posted in this thread ?
Intel's lineup looks very confusing at first, but after the price cuts take effect it'll be a lot easier to recommend processors. The table below has all currently available Intel CPUs (as well as a few that are due out soon), but you'll notice that some lines are in red. The lines in red are products that are available in the market, but no longer make sense to buy after the price cuts next week.
In an attempt to quickly move the market to 1333MHz FSB platforms, Intel has made those chips far more attractive than the previous 1066MHz FSB processors:
See a trend? Financially it makes no sense to buy any of the 1066MHz FSB CPUs anymore, Intel sure knows how to push new chipsets on a market.
If you remove all the CPUs that no longer make sense to buy from the chart, you actually get a pretty nice and simple processor lineup:
Even if the chart said or not the cpu in batches if 1000 It don't make sense to sell them at the "current prices" but thats just what I think.