Hi,
So we know apple overcharges and we all live with it, but I was looking into finally upgrading my 2011 to a 2019 iMac (been waiting for a while as I Didn't want to get a 2017 ones at this time) and how the hell does Apple price their internal upgrades?
if I get the top end one, thats £2249, cool! This comes with an included i5 9600K (roughly priced at £250/262$) but if I want to upgrade that chip to say the i9 9900K (which I wont be doing as they say it really has a TDP of 140W under load) the bump in price is £360.
How is this even possible when the price difference between both chips is ~£220? are they chargin an extra £140 just for the labour of putting one rather than the main one?
So we know apple overcharges and we all live with it, but I was looking into finally upgrading my 2011 to a 2019 iMac (been waiting for a while as I Didn't want to get a 2017 ones at this time) and how the hell does Apple price their internal upgrades?
if I get the top end one, thats £2249, cool! This comes with an included i5 9600K (roughly priced at £250/262$) but if I want to upgrade that chip to say the i9 9900K (which I wont be doing as they say it really has a TDP of 140W under load) the bump in price is £360.
How is this even possible when the price difference between both chips is ~£220? are they chargin an extra £140 just for the labour of putting one rather than the main one?