Local CPU buyer's guide

Yay, my cpu is recommended for a change lol.
Actually I am very happy with my lil i5, does the job very well and I am not complaining at all
 
I'm glad I picked the i7 2600k, performance wise it is great, I have had absolutely no problem with it at all, can handle anything I throw at it. According to the article the i7 2600k is the top echelon of the Sandy Bridge range at R3000, now that may seem a little excessive for your average gamer, but we must remember that the older series i7's had hefty price tag. i7 980x going for around R9000 kind of hefty.
 
I picked up my i5 2500k for just over R2k after my E7400 finally bit the dust - long overdue for an upgrade. It was R100 more expensive than the standard version.

So far it seems like quite a nice chip, but still needs to be put through its paces.
 
SharkBait said:
LoL, better prices can be found by shopping around...
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I'm sure it can, but it would also be subject to postage, since I don't live near the hubs.

I've dealt with this company for quite a few years and they're always 100% with after-sales service.
 
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