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A week at least.īut if it were a retailer wishing to clear stock, unbeknownst to Intel, I could see things playing out the way they have.Įdit: Or it could have been Intel floating the idea to gauge reaction. If you were floating the rumor for profit I would think you would give on the fence consumers time to hear it and react. The biggest flaw in that plan is the rumor was only floated about a day before being debunked.

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I'm not saying that's definitely what happened, but you could certainly imagine it.especially as we draw closer to the Raptor Refresh launch, as probably more people in the market for an upgrade are contemplating just holding off until then.I could see a ruse like that being convincing considering how Raptor refresh is supposed to only be a marginal improvement for some of the SKUs. That didn't stop a few publications from picking up the story today, and given the natural order of things, the story would have surely gathered more steam over the coming days.īit_user said:Here's a more cynical take: Intel plants a rumor it's going to raise prices, spurring anyone on the fence to go ahead and place their orders before the end of the month. Surely Intel wouldn't need to justify its price hikes to wholesalers, nor include language to that effect in its communications, making this a thoroughly unbelievable report that should have raised some red flags. That's at least somewhat believable, but the report then takes a serious left turn, going on to claim Intel expanded on the reasoning behind the price cuts in the letters, saying it needed to increase pricing to fund its restructuring, along with 'refinancing' for existing and upcoming fab construction projects.

The PCGamesHardware report further expanded on the forum post, saying the individual noted the letters to the wholesalers said that all of Intel's existing Core processors, like Alder Lake, Raptor Lake, and Raptor Lake Refresh, would be impacted, as well as the upcoming Core and Core Ultra chips. The original report was more than a bit flimsy a forum member at PCGHX claimed they had been told by wholesalers that Intel would hike the pricing of all of its shipping CPUs within a few weeks, and that letters had been issued to wholesalers to that effect. We have no further comment to share on the matter."

" Generally, Intel does not comment on speculation regarding price changes to its portfolio. However, we can confirm that Intel has not sent the letter described to customers or partners and has not initiated a price change to its CPU portfolio at this time. When we reached out to Intel for more details, the company threw cold water on the rumors: Several US media outlets soon picked up the report, fueling the rumor. Yesterday, German media outlet PCGamesHardware posted a story claiming that Intel had told several German wholesalers that the company would soon raise the pricing of its "Core" processors for a number of reasons, including to build new semiconductor fabs. Recent rumors of increases to Intel's CPUs are overblown.