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Ryzen 5 5600 - 5700X, RX 7900 XT, 16GB 3600mhz, 1TB SN770, 750WGold, B550 Gaming X - £1485.96 delivered at AWD-IT
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Posted 14 March 2023

Ryzen 5 5600 - 5700X, RX 7900 XT, 16GB 3600mhz, 1TB SN770, 750WGold, B550 Gaming X - £1485.96 delivered at AWD-IT

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AWD-IT INFINITY 7900XT

RYZEN 5-7 AM4 5600/5600X/5700X
GIGABYTE GAMING X B550
KINGSTON 16GB 3600MHZ RAM
GIGABYTE 750W GOLD V2
WESTERN DIGITIAL 1TB NVME GEN4
ARCTIC FREEZER A35 COOLER
X=INFINITY CASE
SAPPHIRE AMD RADEON RX 7900 XT 20GB Graphics Card

PRICE: £1485.96 (LINK FOR EDIT OF THE ABOVE)

+34.99 5600X | +59.99 5700x
+15 1TB KC6000 KINGSTON NVME (54.99->69.99)
+40 32GB KINGSTON 3600MHZ (7.99->47.99)
+20 850w UD PSU.

TIP: IF U LIKE A CUSTOM COOLER NOT ON THE LINK, ADD A CUSTOM COOLER FROM THE MAIN SITE INTO THE SAME BASKET, PAY IN ONE THEN CALL TO GET IT IN THE BUILD, (OR PHONE CALL THEM). (AND ANY OTHER CUSTOM EDITS).


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  2. FairPriceSystems's avatar
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    AWD-IT recent price between a 5700X / 5800X3D is £110 (so total 170 be from a 5600..) (phone call) = info from alt ryzens.
    Jxz_Singh's avatar
    That is some nice info
  3. Jxz_Singh's avatar
    Just what i was looking at earlier
  4. Guess_What's avatar
    Looking to buy a pc mainly for racing sim (Assetto Corsa Forza etc). Would I be better off building my own or a pre made one?
    Tom_123's avatar
    I think the only correct answer is unfortunately "it depends".

    Generally speaking, building your own PC is cheaper. However, you have to be comfortable with the fact that you don't get a warranty for a self-built PC, only for each component. I would suggest using PCPartPicker to check the self-build cost and compare that to whichever pre-built website you're looking at.

    TLDR: Find a specific pre-built, then add all components to a self-build website checkout and compare prices.
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