CPU/Mobo Amd cpus costly

[osir1s]

Despite being better cpus than it's counter part blue team, damn these cpus are costly in indian market.

 

[nRiTeCh]

Name the specific models you feel are costly.

 

[arrow00007]

Name the specific models you feel are costly.

7800x3d ,7600 costs 18k

 

[Spurs09]

Even the 5 year old CPUs still haven't dropped in price.

 

[CasualGamer91]

7800x3d ,7600 costs 18k

True 7600 for 18k doesnt make sense. Not much upgrade from 5600 in terms of non gaming usage.. 7600 should be at 13k-14k rs and 7700 should be at 18k-22k rs.

 

[anmolkumar10]

Yes they are very expensive for their performance.
That's why I am inclined towards 14600k.
It is way better than even 7700x and cost around 20k.

 

[Typhon]

Yeah AMD used to have cheaper prices than Intel / Nvidia for the same performance. It has changed now.
Processors have become expensive and are yet preferred because of their efficiency
For GPU, when you consider extra features from Nvidia at similar segment, AMD ones (9070xt vs 5070ti) turn out expensive as well (in terms of vfm).

 

[Koooshiiikk]

Indian pricing often skews due to import duties and distribution costs hence AMD's value prop gets lost here. While 7800X3D is top-tier for gaming, for most users the 14600K offers better overall value and upgrade flexibility. Efficiency vs pricing is where AMD needs to catch up in this market.

 

[arrow00007]

Indian pricing often skews due to import duties and distribution costs hence AMD's value prop gets lost here. While 7800X3D is top-tier for gaming, for most users the 14600K offers better overall value and upgrade flexibility. Efficiency vs pricing is where AMD needs to catch up in this market.

i have contacted direct amd distributor for 7800x3d he said its gonna be 38k+gst which would come around 42k ,these distributors itself selling it like cheaters

 

[KrishUK]

I remember when i bought my 5800x , i had to pay close to 35k back in 2020. When i did the rough math, it was essentially closer to USD when it came out out plus some local taxes.
Though I feel it was very costly at that time due to COVID too, its kinda sad that it continues to be the same even these days if we want build a good gaming PC

 

[roniistar]

5700x3d at around 19k. Does it sound right?