[bhav]

Wow,$1,100!

What if you spend that much and it doesn't go above 4200 G1?

 

[Samsarulz]

Better to wait for 13900KS maybe? MSRP seems to be close to $800

 

[Ichirou]

Better to wait for 13900KS maybe? MSRP seems to be close to $800

That's a backup plan for now. But knowing that they're just slightly better bins of 13900K's, I won't hold my breath about them being amazing.
I don't think many will bite for this offer anyway. So it's whichever comes first.

 

[bhav]

That's a backup plan for now. But knowing that they're just slightly better bins of 13900K's, I won't hold my breath about them being amazing.
I don't think many will bite for this offer anyway. So it's whichever comes first.

People asking me on reddit 'who's still binning chips now that silicon thingy has closed?'

^ The person above.

 

[Samsarulz]

People asking me on reddit 'who's still binning chips now that silicon thingy has closed?'

^ The person above.

Most Enthusiast/ Pro Overclockers (active mostly at HWBOT) have been binning CPUs before Silicon Lottery was founded (and they are still doing it). Intel has an OC Lab specialized in binning CPUs trays before they go to retail packaging so finding a good one is close to the "needle in the haystack" story.

Regards

 

[tps3443]

Wow,$1,100!

What if you spend that much and it doesn't go above 4200 G1?

My SP121 P-Core chip was $1,361 shipped. However, I did sell my prior 13900K for $1,250. So I did not have to come off much.

 

[SuperBettaFish]

kindly reach out to [email protected] if it's still available

Scam?

 

[Avacado]

Scam?

100%

 

[fat4l]

So generally speaking, there doesn't seem to be a lot of ppl selling golden 13900K chips....reason?
1. Is there only a very small amount of golden chips ?
2. Not a lot of ppl buying/binning?

I saw much more binning going on @12900K/KS chips than now ....