LGA1151 motherboard price drops
New motherboards selling well below the price they usually hold, biggest drop first.
How we measure a price drop
- Against the board’s own history. The usual price is the time-weighted median of the prices we have recorded for that board over the last 90 days: the price it has actually held for longest. A board is listed when it is 10% or more below that.
- Never against the RRP. A “was” price based on the manufacturer’s list price says little about what a board really sold for, so we ignore it.
- New boards. Until we hold 14 days of history for a board we fall back to the was-price Amazon itself reports, and say so in the table.
- Prices move. We check every six hours. The price shown on Amazon.co.uk when you buy is the one that applies.