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AMDs pricing is just insane...and thats a good thing.
i thought with the low prices of Ryzen 7, AMD might have priced themselves out of the mid-lower range but these prices are just perfect. finally there will be a meaningful debate regarding price to performance once again which has been missing these few years. not to mention with regards to intel, there really wasnt any price to performance debate, we all knew pretty well off the bat where each processor would slot in.