Friday, February 26th 2021

Intel Core i7-11700K "Rocket Lake" Shows Up on European Retailer for 469€

The upcoming Intel Core i7-11700K "Rocket Lake-S" desktop processor showed up on European Retailer Mindfactory.de as a pre-order, listed at 469€ (including VAT). This is a huge step up from the retailer's current selling price of the i7-10700K "Comet Lake-S" of 317.50€, although roughly in line with its launch price. The i7-11700K is an 8-core/16-thread processor, which steps up performance over the previous-gen using the updated "Cypress Cove" CPU cores that come with increased IPC. The processor features a maximum Turbo Boost Max 3.0 frequency of 5.00 GHz, and 16 MB of shared L3 cache. The chip is differentiated from the top-dog Core i9-11900K only by frequency, with the flagship chip featuring max boost frequency of 5.10 GHz, along with the Thermal Velocity Boost feature. The Core i7-11700K comes in a simple paperboard box that lacks an included cooling solution.
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21 Comments on Intel Core i7-11700K "Rocket Lake" Shows Up on European Retailer for 469€

#1
londiste
10700K RCP is $374.00 - $384.00. They have been on sale for less than that for a while now.
That 469€ is more likely a preorder price, higher than it ends up being just to make sure retailer does not lose money.
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#2
Sihastru
Well, it's Mindfactory DE, they have to protect those AMD sales figures somehow.
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#3
ZoneDymo
with a 10850k being sub 400, this seems like a tough sale to me.
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#4
Bubster
Bought my new unused 10700k a little before Xmas from someone that one that won it in a contest for Nearly 60% of the new price and very satisfied about the performance compared to my older 8700k which was a great processor by the way...i don't see the need to upgrade for another 2 or 3 years...
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#5
watzupken
SihastruWell, it's Mindfactory DE, they have to protect those AMD sales figures somehow.
I don't see why they have to do that. To them, whatever they sell, they earn. No reason why they want to promote a specific brand or company.
londiste10700K RCP is $374.00 - $384.00. They have been on sale for less than that for a while now.
That 469€ is more likely a preorder price, higher than it ends up being just to make sure retailer does not lose money.
I am not sure if it is a preorder price. Given the current hardware shortage, and higher cost of production, its possible that Intel will want to release their products at a higher price. Especially when they see that despite the higher prices of Zen 3 chips, I believe AMD is still selling most of their chips that they manage to get from TSMC.
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#6
Sihastru
I was being snarky. It keeps making the news here, but Mindfactory DE is an irrelevant speck that's been raised to the rang of trendsetter when quoting sales figures for certain CPUs. I guess that could be construed into a reason as to why, if you're really interested in one.
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#7
DeathtoGnomes
If that price holds true, I was right about Intel dropping prices.
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#8
Makaveli
SihastruWell, it's Mindfactory DE, they have to protect those AMD sales figures somehow.
Did you actually think Intel was not going to raise prices for a part that outperforms their previous generation ?

Found this pricing posted somewhere else in USD
  • Core i9-11900K (8C/16T): $599.99
  • Core i9-11900KF (8C/16T): $579.99
  • Core i9-11900 (8C/16T): $509.99
  • Core i9-11900F (8C/16T): $479.99
  • Core i7-11700K (8C/16T): $484.99
  • Core i7-11700KF (8C/16T): $454.99
  • Core i7-11700 (8C/16T): $389.99
  • Core i7-10700F (8C/16T): $359.99
  • Core i5-11600K (6C/12T): $309.99
  • Core i5-11600KF (6C/12T): $279.99
  • Core i5-11600 (6C/12T): $264.99
  • Core i5-11500 (6C/12T): $234.99
  • Core i5-11400 (6C/12T): $214.99
  • Core i5-11400F (6C/12T): $179.99
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#9
ThrashZone
DeathtoGnomesIf that price holds true, I was right about Intel dropping prices.
Hi,
Previous releases wise doubt we'll see much drop seeing covid/ tariffs... are in play lucky if it's 5-10% either way
Just because some site throws up a pre-order doesn't mean it's going to happen way too much fake news

10900k 10 core 420.us last I saw we'll say 480.us for good measure it's what I got mine for off micro center.
7900-9900x 10 core 1000.us
10900x 10 core 500.us

7980-9980xe- nearly 2k.us
11980xe 800.us last I saw we'll say 900.us for good measure.
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#10
B-Real
And Mindfactory is selling goods cheaper than other German webshops.
DeathtoGnomesIf that price holds true, I was right about Intel dropping prices.
10700K was $374. That is 308 EUR, 371 including 20% Vat. How is this a price drop?
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#11
medi01
SihastruMindfactory DE is an irrelevant speck
Mindfactory DE is a major German retailer that sells hardware in droves. E.g. about 14k of 5600x alone.

It also happens to be the site which is open about its sales statistics.

The problem it seems, is in some users who feel lower back pain seeing how AMD products wipe the floor with Intel's in part of the market where shady practices in regards to OEMs do not work.

Luckily for Intel, OEMs control lion's share of the market.
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#12
Sihastru
AMD's revenue was 3.244 BILLION for Q4 2020 and 9.763 BILLION for 2020. That's three-point-two-four-four. You think 14,000 units of their cheapest current gen CPUs made a ding in that? It's MILLIONS vs. BILLIONS. Mindfactory DE is around the second decimal for all the AMD CPUs they ever sold. The second decimal for just one single quarter. How is that significant?

The reason Mindfactory DE is in the news so often is because they are one of the very few retailers that sometimes give pretty graphs with their sales. Not because it's relevant on a global scale.
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#13
RandallFlagg
MakaveliDid you actually think Intel was not going to raise prices for a part that outperforms their previous generation ?

Found this pricing posted somewhere else in USD
  • Core i9-11900K (8C/16T): $599.99
  • Core i9-11900KF (8C/16T): $579.99
  • Core i9-11900 (8C/16T): $509.99
  • Core i9-11900F (8C/16T): $479.99
  • Core i7-11700K (8C/16T): $484.99
  • Core i7-11700KF (8C/16T): $454.99
  • Core i7-11700 (8C/16T): $389.99
  • Core i7-10700F (8C/16T): $359.99
  • Core i5-11600K (6C/12T): $309.99
  • Core i5-11600KF (6C/12T): $279.99
  • Core i5-11600 (6C/12T): $264.99
  • Core i5-11500 (6C/12T): $234.99
  • Core i5-11400 (6C/12T): $214.99
  • Core i5-11400F (6C/12T): $179.99
Saw that too. Not sure which to believe, those prices in USD are about the same as the prices in Euros, but normally US prices are about 15-20% lower. Actually they will cost more than in Europe, since US prices do not include state sales tax.

Maybe time to get a 10700K.
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#14
kapone32
Does buying a current Gen CPU make sense when current Gen GPUs to take advantage of them are unavailable?
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#15
Selaya
SihastruAMD's revenue was 3.244 BILLION for Q4 2020 and 9.763 BILLION for 2020. That's three-point-two-four-four. You think 14,000 units of their cheapest current gen CPUs made a ding in that? It's MILLIONS vs. BILLIONS. Mindfactory DE is around the second decimal for all the AMD CPUs they ever sold. The second decimal for just one single quarter. How is that significant?

The reason Mindfactory DE is in the news so often is because they are one of the very few retailers that sometimes give pretty graphs with their sales. Not because it's relevant on a global scale.
Are you suggesting the data Mindfactory publishes is in fact not representative?
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#16
Sihastru
No, it is. Mindfactory's data is representative of Mindfactory's sales. And that's about it. It says so in the bottom right corner of their graphs.
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#17
Max(IT)
I hope you enjoyed the short period Intel was reasonable and a good deal, with Comet Lake discounts. Just as I expected, the moment they think they have a competitive product again (Rocket lake) Intel is being ... Intel.
5800X price is ridiculous, and Intel is going to be even more ridiculous with 11700K...
MakaveliDid you actually think Intel was not going to raise prices for a part that outperforms their previous generation ?

Found this pricing posted somewhere else in USD
  • Core i9-11900K (8C/16T): $599.99
  • Core i9-11900KF (8C/16T): $579.99
  • Core i9-11900 (8C/16T): $509.99
  • Core i9-11900F (8C/16T): $479.99
  • Core i7-11700K (8C/16T): $484.99
  • Core i7-11700KF (8C/16T): $454.99
  • Core i7-11700 (8C/16T): $389.99
  • Core i7-10700F (8C/16T): $359.99
  • Core i5-11600K (6C/12T): $309.99
  • Core i5-11600KF (6C/12T): $279.99
  • Core i5-11600 (6C/12T): $264.99
  • Core i5-11500 (6C/12T): $234.99
  • Core i5-11400 (6C/12T): $214.99
  • Core i5-11400F (6C/12T): $179.99
LOL... I just bought a 10700 for my son for €220 ... now they are going to sell an 8 core for $600 ?
Welcome back, Intel.
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#18
Why_Me
Max(IT)I hope you enjoyed the short period Intel was reasonable and a good deal, with Comet Lake discounts. Just as I expected, the moment they think they have a competitive product again (Rocket lake) Intel is being ... Intel.
5800X price is ridiculous, and Intel is going to be even more ridiculous with 11700K...


LOL... I just bought a 10700 for my son for €220 ... now they are going to sell an 8 core for $600 ?
Welcome back, Intel.
Nobody knows what the pricing will be in the US until those Rocket Lake chips hit Amazon and Newegg.
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#19
FireFox
The Power Of Intel
watzupkenits possible that Intel will want to release their products at a higher price
They always do that :oops:
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#21
rockit00
Looks like first one of the first customers sold his on e bay for 700. euro. That was Fast!!!:laugh:
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