Comments by "Wei" (@wile123456) on "Gamers Nexus"
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@brendanblack8647 dude most people game with a 1060 GPU. even more play on a laptop. You are the 1% of gamers and you have to stop acting like everyone has the budget, or is willing to spend as much money as you. For most people getting good enough graphics and performance is enough. That's why 1000 USD desktops are the ones mostly built, and even more people have rigs below that, nearing console levels of pricing. The 8700k is the very high end. Yes it was top selling a month ago and so, before they increased the price by 70%, but on all the other 4 spots on the top 5 on Amazon were Ryzen. A lot of people don't want to buy the 8700k now that it's overpriced, and the same with 9900k. Intel can't produce enough chips, they are trying to get 10 nm going, which takes production away from 14 nm, and mobile phones are having higher and higher demand, which Intel is also making chips for. I'm not coming up with any excuses, this is how the market is now and yes they will still sell, but Intel is on a slippery slope, because they increase prices over time, while it should be the opposite (for example Ryzen price falls over time especially when the new gen is about to release.)
Intel is dominating the sheep mentality right now, but at some point people will realize they are utter idiots for paying almost twice as much for a CPU, only for 15% more performance, as is the case for the 2700x vs 9900K, and that's not even factoring in the fact Intel motherboards are more expensive and you need to buy an aftermarket cooler as well.
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