Pentium 4 3.2 EE available

Wow, that took Intel long enough, considering the Athlon 64 regular and FX-51 has been out for over two months. Intel really has to get better at supplying their products, as some releases takes ridiculously long to come out.

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Like the release of the Opteron, hmm I love to reminise too.

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Wow $1025.00 I' m going to buy one. Wait!!!! Who has the hot Loto number so I can buy one.

It's still not available in Pricewatch. Reminds me about Athlon XP 2800+ (T-Bred "B"), which was available in Newegg but not in Pricewatch

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Heh, wow. Newegg has them in stock now, still at $1,045. It'll drop in the next couple of days just like the Radeon 9800 XT's.

<P ID="edit"><FONT SIZE=-1><EM>Edited by Jon on 12/03/03 01:06 PM.</EM></FONT></P>

i have seen them available on alienware for a while but its a $700 upgrade from a 2.8c. intel was initially only releasing them to the builders (alienware etc.). consumers are always last on the list.

Gee us consumers don't count for puter sales?

Not really.

Heh.

OEMs buy far more processors than end-users. Of course, the end user that buys the computer still ends up buying the processor; but as far as Intel is concerned, selling huge volumes of their chips to OEMs means more to them than selling a few hundred-thousand (if that) to end-users. Once Intel has sold the CPU to the OEM... they could care less if the OEM is able to resell it afterward.

<font color=red> If you design software that is fool-proof, only a fool will want to use it. </font color=red>

Ya I know. It would be nice if you can buy the same time Oems do.

Definately. :smile:

I mainly deal with Supercom as a distributor. They don't have SKUs on the P4EE yet, let alone Scotty. I'm sure other distributors probably have them... but we're not set up to do business with them.

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