I guess nobody buys Poozen 2

>implying that intel isn't the street shitter brand

mercurynews.com/2019/07/19/korean-american-software-engineer-claims-discrimination-by-intel-managers-of-indian-descent/

That's why the 3900x is sold out everywhere in Europe then I guess.

Does anyone still buy parts from bricks and mortar stores? The last time I saw a computer store in my area was in the 90s.

Jokes on you, I actually got a 2xxx series because how cheap they are now.
8C/16T

Feels real good, and the CPU was cheap, the motherboard out of the box supported it which was also cheaper. Didn't have to wait, fells good upgrading from a shitty quad core

>new CPUs sold out
>complain

>new CPUs not sold out
>complain

Yes in the US they do. Microcenter is very competitive on prices

Based

Hahaha time for Intel to get Unit 8200 to activate CTS Labs again and push another fake story through Bloomberg.

>Untouched stock good
It's like nobody's rushing to buy Ryzen in spite of the hype.

God I miss living near a microcenter

I also saw this post on reddit

>browsing reddit
based

>gets new stock in
>already a bunch gone hours after restocking

thats a BIG yikes from me intcels

No need to be a beta tester. 7nm EUV is where it's at.

whos dumb enough to go and buy off a microcenter? (((they))) mark up shit like $50-$100.

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lol no. My local Microcenter got stock in of 3900X and 3700X's. Within an hour, the 3900X's were completely out of stock again.

Literally every one of those is a CPU that AMD has sold

People are fucking weird. They're going crazy over a "pricing error" where the CPU is 'only' $600.

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