PC Of The Month - Ryzen 5 7600, RTX 3060 12GB, 16GB DDR5, 700W B, 480GB SSD, 1st Player Systems and much more.
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PC Of The Month - Ryzen 5 7600, RTX 3060 12GB, 16GB DDR5, 700W B, 480GB SSD, 1st Player Systems and much more.

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£30 Reduction on this Months Palicomp PC of the Month line.

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  • AMD Ryzen 5 7600
  • ASUS PRIME A620M-K
  • ADATA 16GB DDR5 5200Mhz
  • ADATA 480GB SSD
  • NVIDIA RTX 3060 12GB
  • 1stPlayer T3 ARGB
  • FX PRO 700W Bronze PSU

Price £670.00 - uk.pcpartpicker.com/lis…BHG


BOOSTERS:

RAM:
  • +10 16GB 5600mhz
  • +50 32GB DDR5 5600
  • +65 32GB DDR5 6000 RGB

STORAGE
  • +20 Trans 500GB nvme
  • +35 Trans 1TB NVME
  • +40 1TB Adata Legend
  • +90 2TB Adata Legend

PSU:
  • +60 For BEQUIET 850W GOLD

MOTHERBOARDS:
  • +44.40 ASUS TUF A620M-PLUS
  • +95 ASUS PRIME B650-PLUS
  • +174.40 ASUS PRIME X670-P WIFI
  • +224.40 Asrock X670E Steel Legend

Graphics Cards:
  • +60 RTX 4060
  • +60 AMD 6700XT 12GB
  • +140 RTX 4060 TI 8GB
  • +185 RTX 4060 TI 16GB
  • +260 AMD 7800XT 16GB
  • +250 RTX 4070 12GB
  • +330 RTX 4070 16GB Super
  • +330 AMD 7900 GRE

CPU's

  • +119 7700
  • +124 7700x
  • +169 7800x3D
  • +294 7900x3D

Other AM5 Systems at Palicomp that you can get creative inc this one at the top:

PC of the Week - Ryzen 7600 / A620 / 16GB / 700 B / 480GB / RTX 3060 £670
PC Budget Buy - Ryzen 8500G / A620 / 16GB / 500W OEM B / 480GB / £400.00
PaliPro-Mid Ryzen 8500G / A620 TUF / 16GB / 500W OEM B / 1TB / £450.00
PaliPro-Max Ryzen 7600x / B650 WIFI / 32GB / 700W B / 1TB / 4060 16GB + £979.99
AMD Best Buy - Ryzen 7600 / A620 / 16GB / 750W G / 1TB / 4070-7800XT+ £1000.00
AMD CrossFire - Ryzen 7600 / A620 / 16GB / 850W G / 2TB / RTX 4070 TI £1295
AMD ALT-F4 7800X3D / X670E / 32GB / 850W / 2TB +2TB / 4080 Super 16GB - £2099.99

Each link is market leading against elsewhere, but opening them up opens the doors to pandora, Each one u can build up, u can even take the Radeon on board systems to 7600 and higher and it has GPU's at the bottom, which links is best for you, is dependant on where u want to come in, and dont forget some vital backdoors for each of the aboves:

Backdoors (mixure for the odd links)

IF the product has 500W OEM (i.e PC Budget Buy) These ones be good for £450 link.


If the Product has 480GB SSD These are good:

If the Product has 6/700W Bronze These are good:


If The Product has 16GB DDR5 Ram:

If The Product has an RTX 4070:


If The Product has an RTX 3060:

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  1. mastercruzer's avatar
    I have had a bit of nightmare with this company. Faulty MB on arrival - they claimed to have tested before sending it out (but after emails and calls, they said it might be the MB). Had to return it for repair, no communication (what was the issue, who knows. what did they do? who knows). Received the PC back and GPU is disconnected from MB - it is screwed in, but only one end is kind of attached to the MB, 95% of GPU is not slotted into MB. I assume they did it accidently when they shoved a lot of packing inside the case for protection or maybe on transit. Now I am not sure if the pins in the GPU are damaged.

    Maybe a one off, as I think lots of people have bought off this company from here. But something to be beware of. I went with pre-built to avoid such hassles. Alas!
    FairPriceSystems's avatar
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    Thanks for the feedback pal, Remove the GPU and inspect to see if u notice any damage, and run some cycle tests; different games at different settings and reso to see; Look for unusual visual distortions on your screen, like pixelation, flickering, horizontal lines, or strange colours and report back to them, id also report such issue to them so they can then log that to your account, so if something comes up in future then they can match the situation back.
  2. JordanDodson's avatar
    You can pick up a MSI Thin GF63 15.6" Gaming Laptop - Intel® Core™ i5, RTX 4050, 512 GB SSD for under £700 at Currys, yes its a laptop and you get all the drawbacks that come with that, but in terms of performance how does this compare?
    FairPriceSystems's avatar
    Author
    Hard to compare on the exact cross over but here is a handy comparison to get u started.

    What is the difference between an RTX desktop to RTX Laptop:



    and then:

    What is the improvement on 3060 laptops to 4050 laptop.



    Them two video will put u inlime light in terms of cross over on the GPU Side.

    The CPU Side; 12450H, would be like comparing something in the region of a 12100F to a 7600

    12100F better benefits in gaming than a 12450H, but have the advantage somewhat in multicore.

    for guidance only; (hard to do cross over bang on laptops......)

    (edited)
  3. Tony_K's avatar
    Decent deal but isn't the 4000 series nvidia card Costco computer better buck per FPS? Was posted on here not that long ago
    FairPriceSystems's avatar
    Author
    KSP on that was Windows:
    /ALT for the last gen cpus: that had better FPS: 5600X/4060 at £670.00
    or PC of the Week (FAC1) + 1TB promo + 3060Ti at £690.00

    4060 8GB sits below 3060Ti.

    The 3060 12GB sits below both but has more video RAM, test of time will do it better.

    however: This one is moving into DDR5, The cost on 4060 with 1TB on this link would be £765
    inlight of costco; 12400F / H610 / DDR4 ---> 7600 / A620 / DDR5 at £65

    and if u want true FPS value, 6700XT 12GB then 4060 would be even better for sale cost on the later. (edited)
  4. Amjad_Hussain7du's avatar
    Thanks OP, would this be able to handle lightroom and photoshop ? Have thousands of pictures taken with DLSR.. my current PC very slow to load and edit so looking for an upgrade which would be good for 5 Ish years … any recommendations on best set up … on a budget so looking for what the cheapest option would be … don’t do gaming or anything else so just for picture and video editing…many thx in advance
    FairPriceSystems's avatar
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    Hi. If you on a Strict budget, Go back to an AM4 System,

    What do u have atm, and what kinda budget in mind?

    QS:

    Windows O/S
    A system with it preloaded and activated.
    A system with it loaded but unactivated to save some cost.
    A system without windows loaded at all, potentially saves further cost.

    How much Storage, would u be desiring?

    any other specific natures u can think of u might find usage, or alt links/post that caught ur eye (other than the one we are speaking on).

    Something with an RTX3060 12GB would be a good starting point as it be good with all the elements and any visual graphic needs u have, AM4 Nature then AM5 to save on cost. (edited)
  5. Argex's avatar
    I think this is the best bang for buck so far, how does the GPU compare to RX6600 especially 12gb vram?
    FairPriceSystems's avatar
    Author
    If you look at it from a self-build point of view, Cash item vs cash item (PCPP) (deal vs deals)

    AMD 6600 8GB doesn't have the RAM as u point out, doesn't have the niche Nvidia benefits if u want to go there, and doesn't quite make it to the performance of a 3060 but the performance cost is better from a self-build point of review.

    in respect of this deal; you're paying less the cost price of 3060 on the strip down.

    if u take their 8500G at £400.... top up the psu at £25, top up to 7600 at £31...... add amd 6600 at £200
    = 656.

    so there is no undercut for AM5 / 6600 in prebuilt IMO worthy, if u found an AMD 6600 less than £200 to add in, yes that would be nice.

    This is the perfect video: Hes talking about old pricing they both have dropped but gap is still there for self-builders, but obviously in my prebuilt ive squashed that gap.

    here are the charts.

  6. Bippity's avatar
    Very nice mate heat added
  7. xybp9's avatar
    What month was it? December 2020?
    FairPriceSystems's avatar
    Author
    haha.. There months are quite long ha, but not that long.
  8. Baldynapper75's avatar
    Is there a happy medium between the Budget Buy and PC of the Week with a graphics card ?
    FairPriceSystems's avatar
    Author
    The answer would be AM4-level system, in the middle

    budget 540?
  9. MIDURIX's avatar
    Congratulations on winning the prize. Maybe now you'll make sergeant.
    FairPriceSystems's avatar
    Author
    No idea what you're on about pal? - enlighten me.
  10. Saulll's avatar
    Another great deal FPS, heat added.

    I'm looking at building something similar. I have bought a 4070ti from CEX after trading in some old tech, can anyone recommend a budget system for this graphics card please?

    I have found this deal for £550, any feedback would be appreciated!

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    FairPriceSystems's avatar
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    Hi pal.

    That's the £400 opening one isn't it.? (Just in hosp ATM).

    It's a good one for that reason, however as per usual they do have another...

    It's in this post, starts at 450

    That for 50 has better cas, higher board and 1tb.

    Doesn't have the boosters but it has the right parts; backdoor them..there on the post.
  11. ShadowBoss's avatar
    what will be the price for assembly if i buy all the components from amazon? Gaming PC
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