11/03/2009
Weekly CPU Prices for November 3, 2009 The handful of significant price drops we saw in last week's guide, we're sorry to say, have not proven to be the beginning of a trend; and prices have once again settled back into place, with only a few of the prices we track dropping at all and only one dropping by more than a few dollars.
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10/27/2009
Weekly CPU Prices for October 27, 2009 After weeks of guides with little, if any, downward price movement, readers should be pleased to find that this week's edition contain several price drops, a handful of which fell by some fairly significant amounts. So far, the noteworthy drops have been entirely on the prices of AMD processors; but hopefully the coming weeks will show Intel responding in kind.
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10/20/2009
Weekly CPU Prices for October 20, 2009 Unfortunately, the overwhelming majority of the prices we track continued to hold steady in this week's guide. Only two prices, one from each camp, fell at all; and neither of those fell by more than just a few dollars.
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10/13/2009
Weekly CPU Prices for October 13, 2009 By and large, CPU prices continue to hold steady for yet another week, with none falling by enough to stir much in the way of excitement. But a few of the prices we track, at least, did move slightly downward. And at the end of the day, every dollar counts.
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10/09/2009
nVidia's Chipset Business Faces Problems Due to a combination of changes in
the technology and a legal battle with Intel, nVidia may lose most of its MCP business in
the next few years.
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10/06/2009
Weekly CPU Prices for October 6, 2009 Price drops, unfortunately, remain something of a rarity in this week's CPU price guide. With only a couple of exceptions (one from each camp), prices either held right where they've been for weeks or inched slightly upwards.
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09/29/2009
Weekly CPU Prices for September 29, 2009 As we approach the end of the year's third quarter, the overwhelming majority of the prices we track continue to hold right where they've been for weeks. We remain hopeful, though, that the coming quarter will bring new products into the charts and drive prices on existing models downwards.
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