Asus P7P55D Deluxe Comments
| Author | Leo Waldock |
| Published | 10th Sep 2009 |
| Manufacturer | Asus |
| Supplier | Scan |
| Price | £145.55 (Exc VAT) |
| as reviewed | £167.38 (Inc VAT) |
| Latest Price | Click here |
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Comments for Asus P7P55D Deluxe
DangerousQ said on 10th September 2009
Leo Waldock said on 11th September 2009
This is supposition on my part but I think we can blame the Intel chipset monopoly here. Core i7 900 required X58 while Core i7 800 and Core i5 currently require P55. Much as I like the idea of a £299 Core i5 PC I cannot see much incentive for Intel to cut its prices unless AMD can convince the public that Phenom II and 785G/790GX/790FX offer a better propostion.
Mik3yB said on 11th September 2009
There are a couple sub £100 Gigabyte P55 boards, obviously they have fewer features than the Asus model in this review.
I think you're right about the cost of higher end I5 kit though. You could now pay a similar price for an I7 (X58 platform with a 920 chip) system that will perform better that the I5 (P55 platform) for not much more money.
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Almost £170 is still far too much for something that is really only mid-range, what has happened to the £100 motherboards?