Monday, September 19th 2022

AMD Ryzen 9 7950X Up for Sale in Europe and China

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btarunr
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Ahead of its September 27 market availability, AMD Ryzen 9 7950X "Zen 4" has already hit the gray-markets in China. Some retailers in Europe even started listing them. Chinese online gray-markets (peer to peer commerce) sites, list the 7950X at RMB ¥5,999 (around USD $850). None of these listings show a box, so it's likely that the sellers bought a tray of these chips in the OEM or SI channels, and is selling them off piecemeal. OEM-only AMD SKUs usually land in the retail channel this way. Over in Europe, French retailer Cdiscount has the 7950X listed at 1,099€ including taxes ($1,102). The store also lists the 7900X at 749€ ($751), the 7700X at 589€ ($591), and the 7600X at 409€ ($410).
Source: Wccftech

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23 Comments on AMD Ryzen 9 7950X Up for Sale in Europe and China

#1
btarunr
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Holy crap, USD and EUR are at par.
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#2
Count von Schwalbe
Are any mb's available yet?

Could be interesting to do some benching.

Get a leg up on reviews...
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#3
ZeppMan217
btarunrHoly crap, USD and EUR are at par.
Is there even a point in listing both prices now?
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#4
RandallFlagg
WTA...

Jeez should I just go ahead and upgrade to last gen before the next gen gets here?

If prices stateside are anywhere near that, everyone's going to buy Zen 3 and Alder Lake!
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#5
Dr. Dro
Do these prices include VAT? If so, it doesn't seem too out of hand, but I would be waiting on the bigger authorized retail partners to list prices before I get too worried. :)
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#6
AusWolf
Should be easily identified by the part number. Retail (non-OEM) parts have a 'WOF' ending after the number. I'm not sure if it shows on the CPU, though.
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#7
Count von Schwalbe
RandallFlaggIf prices stateside are anywhere near that,
Dr. DroDo these prices include VAT? If so, it doesn't seem too out of hand, but I would be waiting on the bigger authorized retail partners to list prices before I get too worried. :)
You all are aware this is nowhere near launch pricing? I was surprised to see them so cheap.
AusWolfShould be easily identified by the part number. Retail (non-OEM) parts have a 'WOF' ending after the number. I'm not sure if it shows on the CPU, though.
Is shown in the Cdiscount page screenshots, not sure about the CPU pic itself.
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#8
Dr. Dro
Count von SchwalbeYou all are aware this is nowhere near launch pricing? I was surprised to see them so cheap.
I believe the SEP for the 7950X was supposed to be $699 US, but add import duties, VAT and distributor pricing, that sounds where I'd expect to be paying for one outside the United States. :)
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#9
ZetZet
Count von SchwalbeAre any mb's available yet?

Could be interesting to do some benching.

Get a leg up on reviews...
Reviewers will get them before launch anyway and post right when NDA expires, so there is not much to leg up.
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#10
Chaitanya
Meanwhile Gigabyte has posted manuals for their X670 boards on their site already.
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#11
ratirt
OMG even the retail companies are hyped with the products. Money grab begins with all the hype and earlier purchases will come down to higher prices. You can see it in the listed prices.
So hold your horses and wait with purchases.
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#12
1d10t
Good thing i'm not early adopter, more like discount dweller and blackfriday campers.
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#13
DeathtoGnomes
I wanna say its out as pre-orders, no reason not to do that.
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#14
AusWolf
DeathtoGnomesI wanna say its out as pre-orders, no reason not to do that.
There's many reasons! It's a new platform with teething issues that no one knows about yet. It's the first 5 nm CPU with a new socket and IHS, and unknown heat dissipation characteristics. Speaking of heat, it's the first 170 W TDP CPU as well. No one knows how it works in a home PC. Buying without reading reviews first is stupid. Plain and simple.

If you mean no reason not to pre-order instead of buying it from shady individuals on Ebay, then I agree.
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#15
Bomby569
So another 100€ increase over 5600x launch, that had 100€ increase over 3600 launch. This is fine. :kookoo:
btarunrHoly crap, USD and EUR are at par.
it was already at the 5600x launch, and the 3600.
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#18
Hossein Almet
If the price of the 5700X reduces by 30% I'll buy it, no doubt about it. I couldn't care less how much the new chip ( Intel or AMD) score in CPU-Z. Less heat and lower power consumption are what I'm after.
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#19
ncrs
Bomby569he's clearly comparing the prices of gpu's in europe and the us, not talking about currency exchange rates
And where did you get that from? GPUs aren't even mentioned in this thread.
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#20
Bomby569
ncrsAnd where did you get that from? GPUs aren't even mentioned in this thread.
cpu's, my mistake.
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#21
ncrs
Bomby569cpu's, my mistake.
But there's no comparison to US prices in the article either. USD values in it are from exchange rates.
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#22
Bomby569
ncrsBut there's no comparison to US prices in the article either. USD values in it are from exchange rates.
you're right, i was wrong. my bad
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#23
DeathtoGnomes
AusWolfIf you mean no reason not to pre-order instead of buying it from shady individuals on Ebay, then I agree.
yea, something like that.
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