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[2426.00 --> 2427.12] This was posted by |
[2427.12 --> 2428.56] Zenos Tech on the forum |
[2428.56 --> 2429.50] and the original article |
[2429.50 --> 2431.18] is from the Tech Report. |
[2431.84 --> 2432.62] I mean, there's no real |
[2432.62 --> 2433.40] surprises here. |
[2433.60 --> 2434.62] The rumors are |
[2434.62 --> 2435.48] that Coffee Lake |
[2435.48 --> 2437.24] is coming very soon. |
[2437.70 --> 2439.24] Intel rarely keeps |
[2439.24 --> 2440.46] a last generation product |
[2440.46 --> 2441.30] alive for long |
[2441.30 --> 2441.98] after they launch |
[2441.98 --> 2442.44] a new one, |
[2442.92 --> 2444.20] especially because |
[2444.20 --> 2446.44] they don't generally |
[2446.44 --> 2447.14] drop the price |
[2447.14 --> 2448.16] of the last generation one |
[2448.16 --> 2449.00] because it's not really |
[2449.00 --> 2449.92] any cheaper to make. |
[2450.12 --> 2450.92] Or it's not so much that |
[2450.92 --> 2452.54] as it is that the new one |
[2452.54 --> 2453.22] isn't really any more |
[2453.22 --> 2453.98] expensive to make, |
[2454.12 --> 2455.52] so they're just like, |
[2455.60 --> 2456.54] well, you might as well |
[2456.54 --> 2457.66] buy the new one, I guess. |
[2457.66 --> 2459.80] I mean, |
[2460.50 --> 2462.00] It's not like CPUs |
[2462.00 --> 2462.64] really break, |
[2462.76 --> 2463.70] so if you still want one, |
[2463.78 --> 2465.14] I'm sure you can buy one online. |
[2465.16 --> 2466.12] Yeah, and the 7700K |
[2466.12 --> 2467.50] even works in the same boards, |
[2467.64 --> 2468.24] so it's like, |
[2469.22 --> 2470.26] there's like really |
[2470.26 --> 2471.38] not much of a reason |
[2471.38 --> 2472.44] to run out and buy these |
[2472.44 --> 2473.98] unless you get one |
[2473.98 --> 2475.02] on promo or something, |
[2475.18 --> 2476.14] but that tends to be |
[2476.14 --> 2477.04] pretty rare just because |
[2477.04 --> 2478.28] of the way that Intel |
[2478.28 --> 2479.40] manages their supply chain |
[2479.40 --> 2480.10] really well. |
[2480.24 --> 2481.00] Like, speaking as someone |
[2481.00 --> 2482.82] who came from the channel, |
[2482.82 --> 2485.16] it tends to be |
[2485.16 --> 2486.04] that just kind of, |
[2486.56 --> 2487.44] they must just have |
[2487.44 --> 2488.62] very predictable sales |
[2488.62 --> 2489.76] because as the new one |
[2489.76 --> 2490.24] is coming, |
[2490.80 --> 2492.12] the old one just like |
[2492.12 --> 2494.18] kind of trickles off |
[2494.18 --> 2495.64] in terms of supply |
[2495.64 --> 2497.32] and then by the time |
[2497.32 --> 2498.36] they're gone, |
[2498.82 --> 2500.32] they kind of are selling |
[2500.32 --> 2500.98] slower anyway |
[2500.98 --> 2502.00] and you're ready to transition |
[2502.00 --> 2502.68] into the new one |
[2502.68 --> 2503.82] and there's never really a gap. |
[2504.30 --> 2506.00] It's actually kind of magical |
[2506.00 --> 2506.58] how well they, |
[2506.66 --> 2508.78] people think Intel, |
[2509.46 --> 2510.62] I don't think anyone thinks |
[2510.62 --> 2511.68] Intel's a marketing company, |
[2511.68 --> 2513.84] but people think Intel |
[2513.84 --> 2515.06] is an engineering company |
[2515.06 --> 2516.24] and they are, |
[2516.60 --> 2517.92] but what they also are |
[2517.92 --> 2518.94] is a supply chain company. |
[2518.94 --> 2519.94] They've talked about it before. |
[2520.10 --> 2521.00] They're really good |
[2521.00 --> 2522.28] at supply chain. |
[2524.12 --> 2525.40] So they'll be taking orders |
[2525.40 --> 2525.92] of these chips |
[2525.92 --> 2527.42] through March 30th of 2018 |
[2527.42 --> 2528.12] and shipping them |
[2528.12 --> 2529.38] through to September of 2018, |
[2530.48 --> 2531.64] but I mean, |
[2531.70 --> 2532.58] the reason that they want |
[2532.58 --> 2533.14] to get rid of them |
[2533.14 --> 2533.76] is that they would be |
[2533.76 --> 2534.70] taking up fab space |
[2534.70 --> 2535.54] that could be used |
[2535.54 --> 2537.76] for other 14 nanometer products. |
[2538.24 --> 2540.30] So yeah, whatever. |
[2540.30 --> 2542.16] rumor, |
[2543.16 --> 2544.52] Google preparing |
[2544.52 --> 2547.42] to buy HTC's phone division. |
[2547.92 --> 2548.72] So this was posted |
[2548.72 --> 2550.10] by Daring on the forum |
[2550.10 --> 2551.26] and I like that name |
[2551.26 --> 2552.14] for this news |
[2552.14 --> 2553.66] because that |
[2553.66 --> 2555.12] would be pretty daring. |
[2555.64 --> 2556.48] HTC and Google |
[2556.48 --> 2557.14] support, |
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