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23-04-2008, 12:46 PM
estaba chusmeteando un review en x-bit labs y me encontre con esta buena noticia para el que tiene pensado comprar CPU nuevo. les dejo la nota.
Intel Reduces Pricing on Quad-Core Chips by up to 50%.
Intel Slashes Pricing on Numerous Desktop, Server Microprocessors
Intel Corp., the world’s top maker of x86 central processing units (CPUs), on Monday slashed pricing on numerous desktop and server microprocessors. As a result of the price-cut the most affordable desktop quad-core chip at Intel now costs just $224. Pricing of dual-core chips and single-core chips was also reconsidered.
The two chips which price was decreased by 50% are Intel Core 2 Quad Q6700 and Intel Xeon X3230 for 1P systems, both of which operate at 2.66GHz, sport 8MB of cache and use 1066MHz processor system bus. The aforementioned quad-core microprocessors now cost $266 in 1000-unit quantities, down from $530. Intel also reduced the price of Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 and Intel Xeon X3220 (2.40GHz) by 16% to $224.
A little less than a year ago Intel already decreased pricing of certain quad-core microprocessors by 47% - 50% (http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/cpu/display/20070723105508.html), hence, the order of magnitude of the most recent price slash is not surprising. What is a little surprising is that Intel keeps the price of its quad-core chips at $224 and above, whereas AMD already lowered the cost of its most affordable chip with four processing engines – AMD Phenom 9550/9500 – to $209 in business quantities.
In addition to make its quad-core processors which are mostly aimed at performance-demanding users Intel also slashed the pricing of numerous quad-core chips aimed at masses. Besides, the chipmaker quietly introduced several new processors, including two Intel Core 2 Duo chips made using 45nm process technology.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/images/news/2008-04/intc_price_reduction_april21_2008_554.png
si bien son procesadores viejitos, hay muchos q tadabia tienen mucho para dar y ahora a un buen precio;)
fuente: http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/cpu/display/20080421230206_Intel_Reduces_Pricing_on_Quad_Core_ Chips_by_up_to_50.html
Intel Reduces Pricing on Quad-Core Chips by up to 50%.
Intel Slashes Pricing on Numerous Desktop, Server Microprocessors
Intel Corp., the world’s top maker of x86 central processing units (CPUs), on Monday slashed pricing on numerous desktop and server microprocessors. As a result of the price-cut the most affordable desktop quad-core chip at Intel now costs just $224. Pricing of dual-core chips and single-core chips was also reconsidered.
The two chips which price was decreased by 50% are Intel Core 2 Quad Q6700 and Intel Xeon X3230 for 1P systems, both of which operate at 2.66GHz, sport 8MB of cache and use 1066MHz processor system bus. The aforementioned quad-core microprocessors now cost $266 in 1000-unit quantities, down from $530. Intel also reduced the price of Intel Core 2 Quad Q6600 and Intel Xeon X3220 (2.40GHz) by 16% to $224.
A little less than a year ago Intel already decreased pricing of certain quad-core microprocessors by 47% - 50% (http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/cpu/display/20070723105508.html), hence, the order of magnitude of the most recent price slash is not surprising. What is a little surprising is that Intel keeps the price of its quad-core chips at $224 and above, whereas AMD already lowered the cost of its most affordable chip with four processing engines – AMD Phenom 9550/9500 – to $209 in business quantities.
In addition to make its quad-core processors which are mostly aimed at performance-demanding users Intel also slashed the pricing of numerous quad-core chips aimed at masses. Besides, the chipmaker quietly introduced several new processors, including two Intel Core 2 Duo chips made using 45nm process technology.
http://www.xbitlabs.com/images/news/2008-04/intc_price_reduction_april21_2008_554.png
si bien son procesadores viejitos, hay muchos q tadabia tienen mucho para dar y ahora a un buen precio;)
fuente: http://www.xbitlabs.com/news/cpu/display/20080421230206_Intel_Reduces_Pricing_on_Quad_Core_ Chips_by_up_to_50.html