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AMD Ryzen 5 7600, Gigabyte B650M K and 32GB DDR5 bundle + Star Wars Jedi: Survivor For FREE! pc (T&Cs Apply) £359.99 @ AWD-IT
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Posted 2 June 2023

AMD Ryzen 5 7600, Gigabyte B650M K and 32GB DDR5 bundle + Star Wars Jedi: Survivor For FREE! pc (T&Cs Apply) £359.99 @ AWD-IT

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AMD Ryzen 5 7600 Six Core 5.1GHz, Gigabyte B650M K Motherboard CPU Bundle

Free Star Wars Jedi Survivor game.

Change bundled DDR5 memory from Corsair vengeance 16gb to 32gb Adata DDR5 if you desire for free.

Seems very good value, assembled and tested.
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  2. bladerunner94's avatar
    Is this a good upgrade from an Intel Xeon E31271-V3, running on a Dell optiplex 9020 sff board, with 12GB ram and an MSI 1070 GTX Armor 8GB OC GPU? I would plan to keep the GPU for a bit longer and use it in this "new AM5" setup. Currently using a cooler master Hyper H412R CPU cooler and a Corsair CX650F 650W PSU (and a 240GB sata3 SSD paired with a 2TB HDD). My "Swaptiplex" is sitting in a "white generic micro ATX case" with decent ventilation. I am not a heavy gamer on PC, mostly playing simulator games in 2K, emulating PS2 and PS3 etc. consoles upscaled to 1080P or 2K depending on the game and some PC exclusive titles up to 2015 I would say.
    Rog3r_'s avatar
    This is ideal for you, can reuse case, psu, cooler, ssd and gpu.

    Just check cooler supports am5, might need new bracket. (edited)
  3. Christee4's avatar
    Im no expert on ram speed/timings but the sweet spot for Ryzen 7000 is CL30 DDR6000. From a quick look you want better ram than either of those options

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    Daniel789's avatar
    Author
    Better RAM options are available if you pay more. If you want to upgrade the ram I'd suggest the 5600 C36 is going to be good enough for £54.99, but personally value-wise I wouldn't bother.

    Turns out that the more you pay, the better components you get, but really this deal was just posted for the underlying value of the bundle.
  4. hb1982's avatar
    received today and to confirm it does not come with a CPU cooler
    The.Fat.Cat's avatar
    Pick up a £16-17 Thermalright cooler from Amazon (like the Thermalright Assassin X120 Refined SE), they are so much better than the stock coolers anyway. (edited)
  5. NiOH667's avatar
    Will it comes with a CPU cooler?
    cr4ckp0t's avatar
    AMD Wraith Stealth according to the specification, which is crap but will get you up and running. However Ryzen 5 3600's have been failing over time because the Wraith stealth is not good enough. There are other factors at play here regarding high temps under load (and even idle) but your best bet would be to get something decent in there.
  6. NiOH667's avatar
    Do I need to upgrade from my current 5800x and b-450 to this bundle?
    Rog3r_'s avatar
    no, wait for 8000 series
  7. bladerunner94's avatar
    I am planning to bit the bullet as I stupidly missed the previous deal. Is it worth upgrading the package to the 6000mhz team delta ram for +£70? Or even to the 5200mhz Adata for £40?
    Rog3r_'s avatar
    I wouldn't, not sure am5 can fully utilise higher speed ram yet, I'd save money for an upgrade later
  8. thesheep's avatar
    Isn't this only a good deal due to the added game? If you plan on eventually upgrading your CPU to a newer/better AM5 CPU further down the line, wouldn't you also want a better motherboard than this one?
    ktown's avatar
    Yeah great deal but probably not great for higher end components 
  9. liltman's avatar
    Jeeeeze, granted slower speed ram but still faster than DDR4 and I'd happily upgrade to this considering your basically getting the RAM free compared to buying the parts separately lol.

    The security thing would not concern me too much as they have hotfixed it already and I guess going forward it will keep getting better. Plus u can just turn it off before you ever get to the OS install!

    This is a seriously amazing deal lol, I am so tempted myself!
    I've been speccing up a PC for a friend all day and then this gets posted at the end of the day and basically it means almost the same price for last gen versus this gen (sure more on the lower end but it's a much more viable way to cover him for a few years than going last gen).
  10. CristianC89's avatar
    back in stock, just ordered.
  11. Diamoz's avatar
    Holy moly that is good
  12. loxell's avatar
  13. toge's avatar
    Heat
  14. SN46's avatar
    That's a really good deal
  15. Sam_Crow's avatar
    That's a hell of a deal.
  16. Markoffski63's avatar
    That's a good deal if you want to get into Ryzen 7000 series, but don't want to spend a mint.
    Heat definitely.
  17. Jay_Patel6cq's avatar
    Damn what a offer
  18. hedgyhog's avatar
    Watch out for the backdoor in the firmware that Gigabyte have supposedly shipped in many boards firmware!
    ktown's avatar
    Pretty much every board!
  19. Stiggy309's avatar
    The motherboard and RAM are very much lower end, but for that price I'm sure it's a good deal for some who don't mind
    Minstadave's avatar
    For gaming it's performance is very much not lower end. (edited)
  21. deleted1446781's avatar
    Sold out
  22. xp3200's avatar
    OOS
  23. Ali_247's avatar
    Back in stock!
    Daniel789's avatar
    Author
    No idea how you unexpire, but yeah it's back
  24. zofg13's avatar
    For someone who already has better RAM, which RAM option would get the most on ebay you reckon?
    Rog3r_'s avatar
    The 32gb set
  25. Peter9588's avatar
    Would this be overkill as 1080p system, paired with say a 6600xt or 6650xt?
    SN46's avatar
    Yup, would be good to buy as you will have an upgrade path in the future but if you're on a budget 1080p system theres really no need, that being said its a banging deal

    Yup, would be good to buy as you will have an upgrade path in the future but if you're on a budget 1080p system theres really no need, that being said its a banging deal (edited)
  26. Cavs's avatar
    That's actually a good deal
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