Not yet, anyway. ChipGeek exists specifically to fill the needs of people interested in microprocessors. The prices listed are prices for processors are in quantities of 10,000 - as sold to distributors. The prices can be used as a general guideline, but are generally lower than what you will actually pay for them. Also, we don't take shortages into account.
Shortages drive up chip prices for hot processors.
They are a useful general guidline, and a point of curiosity for many. That's why we provide the info. For the most part, these prices are much harder to get, and often less interesting. Some tables are updated more often than others, but we try to keep stuff as up to date as we can. If you notice something is outdated, go back to the main processor page and click on the E-mail link to send us some mail.