Weekly CPU Prices - Week of Dec 9, 2001 - Page 2
By Housen Maratouk December 12, 2001
CPU Type Price Change Vendor Phone #
Celeron 766 FC-PGA $39 -$2 Newegg.com 800-390-1119
Celeron 800 FC-PGA $47 $6 Thompsons 800-394-4503
Celeron 850 FC-PGA $43 -$2 Newegg.com 800-390-1119
Celeron 900 FC-PGA $45 -$3 Newegg.com 800-390-1119
Celeron 950 FC-PGA $56 -$2 Thompsons 800-394-4503
Celeron 1GHz FC-PGA $60 -$2 Newegg.com 800-390-1119
Celeron 1.1GHz FC-PGA $80 -$4 Newegg.com 800-390-1119
P3-800/100 FC-PGA $121 $0 Econo PC 888-326-6660
P3-850/100 FC-PGA $118 $6 Thompsons 800-394-4503
P3-866/133 FC-PGA $118 -$2 Newegg.com 800-390-1119
P3-933/133 FC-PGA $126 -$2 Newegg.com 800-390-1119
P3-1000/133 FC-PGA $135 -$2 Newegg.com 800-390-1119
P3-1.13GHz/133 Tualatin $163 -$2 Econo PC 888-326-6660
P3-1.2GHz/133 Tualatin $251 -$1 Econo PC 888-326-6660
P4-1.3GHz/400 (OEM) $97 $0 RunTime Computer 866-722-7800
P4-1.4GHz/400 (OEM) $113 $4 Compubuzz 877-472-2899
P4-1.5GHz/400 (OEM) $152 $3 Econo PC 888-326-6660
P4-1.6GHz/400 (OEM) $151 $0 Econo PC 888-326-6660
P4-1.7GHz/400 Sock 423 (OEM) $180 $0 Compubuzz 877-472-2899
P4-1.7GHz/400 Sock 478 (OEM) $203 $10 Econo PC 888-326-6660
P4-1.8GHz/400 (OEM) $212 $3 Econo PC 888-326-6660
P4-1.9GHz/400 (OEM) $264 -$5 Econo PC 888-326-6660
P4-2.0GHz/400 (OEM) $424 -$14 Econo PC 888-326-6660
P4-1.3GHz/400 (Retail) $115 $0 Googlegear.com 510-739-1890
P4-1.4GHz/400 (Retail) $115 $0 Newegg.com 800-390-1119
P4-1.5GHz/400 (Retail) $169 $1 800-390-1119 866-722-7800
P4-1.6GHz/400 (Retail) $169 $0 Newegg.com 800-390-1119
P4-1.7GHz/400 Sock 423 (Retail) $185 $0 Newegg.com 800-390-1119
P4-1.7GHz/400 Sock 478 (Retail) $204 $0 Googlegear.com 510-739-1890
P4-1.8GHz/400 (Retail) $221 $0 Googlegear.com 510-739-1890
P4-1.9GHz/400 (Retail) $273 $0 Googlegear.com 510-739-1890
P4-2.0GHz/400 (Retail) $465 $35 Googlegear.com 510-739-1890
Intel processor prices are about as dismal as AMD prices, as you can see. Few dropped by more than a few dollars, and many went up. Most noticeable, of course, is the $35 increase on the retail 2GHz P4, but that's likely because the place that it at the lower price last week no longer has them in stock.
It remains a cold winter for processor pricing, with few price drops for us to get excited about. With RAM prices also continuing to rise, furthermore, it's looking like those of us looking to upgrade are going to pay more than we might like.
How about Intel and AMD prices on the same page? Here you have it, starting with high-end CPUs.
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