About cpu.live

cpu.live tracks the processors sold in the US: shelf stock at every Micro Center store, plus prices at Best Buy, Newegg, Amazon, B&H, the makers' own stores and more. Stores are checked every 30 minutes, online retailers every few hours, and every price change is kept so you can see the history.

How it works

Products are matched by UPC. Retailers spell part numbers differently, so a listing only counts for a product when its barcode or the manufacturer's part number matches.
"In stock" means on the shelf right now at the store or available to buy online, as the retailer reports it.
Marketplace sellers are labeled. On Amazon, Walmart, Newegg and eBay, a third-party seller's price is shown with the seller's name.
MSRP is the maker's launch price for the processor; retail boxes and trays can differ.

How we track prices, in full: sources, matching, marketplace sellers, and what "cheapest" and "lowest" mean here.

Retailers

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Who runs it

cpu.live is part of pricify.ai, which runs a price tracker for each kind of PC part: rtx.live, vga.live, cpu.live, ssd.live, hdd.live, rams.live, ecc.live, motherboards.live, pccase.live, psu.live. Independent: not owned or endorsed by any manufacturer or retailer. Found a wrong price or a missing product? Tell us.

How it makes money

cpu.live is free to use. It is meant to earn from affiliate links: a store with an affiliate program pays a commission when someone buys after following a link from here, at no cost to the buyer. Pages whose store links earn a commission say so. A commission never changes the prices shown or their order.

Data sources & credits

ZIP code locations: GeoNames, licensed under CC BY 4.0.
Brand and retailer names and logos belong to their owners and are used only to identify them.