Ryzen 5 5600G 480GB 16GB Vega 7 System at £300

AMD Ryzen 5 5600G - 6 Cores - 12 Threads 3.9/4.4Ghz

ASUS PRIME A520M-K

ADATA 16GB DDR4 3200Mhz

ADATA 480GB Sata3 SSD

AMD Radeon Graphics

CIT FLASH ARGB

500W PSU(vega basic spec) (see below)

NO OPERATING SYSTEM

£300.00 When opening this £25 discount voucher here:

www.palicomp.co.uk/25offbudgetbuy

"add voucher link to the basket after adding the main deal to basket"

"ADD to CART"

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Onsite boosters:

Power units:

+65 GIGABYTE 750W GOLD PSU

+40 CORSAIR TX550 GOLD PSU

+25 CIT FX BRONZE 700W PSU

+20 KOLINK BRONZE 500W PSU

Motherboards:

+35 ASUS B550M-K

+10 ASUS A520 TUF

NVMEs:

+15 WD SN350 480GB

+20 SAMSUNG 980 500GB

+25 WD SN350 1TB

+40 WD LEGEND800 1TB

Cases:

+20 Cougar Mesh Drive

+30 Cougar Mesh ARGB

CPU's

+80 5700G

Rams:

+10 CORSAIR 16GB 3600MHZ (B550M REQUIRED)

+40 CORSAIR 32GB 3600MHZ (B550M REQUIRED)

The basic unit is what we can easily be found on the internet in the prebuilt market for a lot more costly than the ranges I show,, however, it is 6Core 12Thread System with Vega 7 Graphics, with enough bite in the PSU area to handle it and palicomp recent drop makes it the leader of the pack again, but also has them Boosters that offer extra power in parts..

Because the above build is a 6Core 12Thread CPU it has that fantastic CPU performance; that easily pairs nicely with a good range of graphic cards, subject to the PSU.

A 5600G is better than a 4500,5500..

Ko/Cit Can easily offer a nice boost and u can head for used graphics on the market, i.e 1600Nvidia series / RX 500 range, upto an RTX3060 or AM6600

The TX 550 By Corsair is a Higher performance gold 550w, - Great for the elec cost being gold, Higher Quality made by Corsair TX series; that can do up to an RTX3060Ti and then you have the 100W V2 Gigabyte 750W dare u wish to take it up further in the graphic department laters.

but remember:

Against major CPU's like Ryzen 5 5600X, they do lack some performance and lack 4.0, so avoid adding a 6400XT or 6500XT, because without 4.0 they run dreadful, other than that other GPUs are no worries for typical GPU good at this budget end..

The +25 1TB SN350 is a lovely price for a booster/

However, despite that Non-X, have Vega 7 Onboard Performance graphics.

Good System for non-Builders, To use as a Vega 7 System, For non-builders who want to add a GPU later and play the market, or even for non-builders who want a GPU now if it means they can play the deals, however, we do have some good ranges of systems with GPUs at a good price in certain areas so check them out, because asking any system build for a 5600x built for cost, without a GPU is going to be considerably more then the value gap (check last video below on the 5600x vs 5600G), so that extra bite isn't worth the value to performance gain if its cost much more to build then the nominal market price gap,. and if ur a self-builder, you clearly u have the option of paying the nominal gap on the CPU,

as for the other parts we got B550, should u want that? and also NVMEs ranges and as mentioned the PSU.

My Recommendation for a typical prebuilt buyer adding GPU laters.

£325 Link + -£25 Discount.

Adding the TUF A520 Motherboard. +10

Adding the TX440 PSU +40

Adding the WD 1TB +25

That's a 375 system.

or an extra +20 for that B550 if u have the intent to exchange CPU's yourself later or someone who wants to run it via 3600mhz.

and if ur budget is tight:

£325 Link + -£25 Discount.

+25 Cit PSU

that's £325; u still have headroom for boosting a GPU later.

or keep to the basic £300; if u no intention of adding a Graphics Card.

Here is some good links for further review.