New prices in pounds and dollars for AMD Ryzen processors, which are difficult to compare with the Spanish price due to taxes and retailer surcharge, of which we do not know data.

We've already reported on the AMD Ryzen prices for Spain and Europe published by a Spanish media outlet a few hours ago. Now, the specialized website VideocardZ has brought us more prices, and things are starting to get quite complicated. According to the new information, accompanied by screenshots that contradict the previous prices, we're looking at different prices for these processors, so the price war is on before any product launch of this type.

Until now we knew that the R7 1800X processor would cost € 599.99, the R7 1700X processor would cost € 469.99 and the R7 1700 processor would cost € 389.99. Well now we are seeing news about it. We do not know for sure, about the captures, to which distributors or retailers the prices correspond, but the price dance is normal and we are going to try to put a little light on all this information.

The Ryzen R7 1800X in the wholesale WITHOUT taxes, would cost £ 365.65 (about € 429) and in store apparently with taxes it would cost £ 480.84 (€ 560), while in the United States it would be sold for $ 490.29 (€ 458), although we do not know whether with or without taxes. The Ryzen R7 1700X in the wholesale WITHOUT taxes, would cost £ 283.31 (about € 331) and in store apparently with taxes it would cost £ 375.19 (€ 356), while in the United States it would be sold for $ 490.29 (€ 458), although we do not know whether with or without taxes. The Ryzen R7 1700 in the wholesale WITHOUT taxes, would cost £ 235.35 (about € 275) and in store apparently with taxes it would cost £ 311.81 (€ 364), while in the United States it would be sold for $ 316.59 (€ 296), although we do not know whether with or without taxes.

For the next few days and weeks, until Ryzen hits the market, this price and data dance will be constant. It does not mean that some are false, it depends on the country, taxes and currency conversion. We leave you an interesting table made by so that you can see all the well-ordered models (data of the processors that are already known more or less officially).