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21 active deals89,094 commentsAll AMD Ryzen Discounts, Offers and Sale - May 2022



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Which version did you have? I imagine the 1080p?
I had the X13 For peoples reference I ran some comparisons to my much cheaper macbook m1 & also surface pro 8 The screen on this thing is utterly atrocious next to the macbook and surface pro. White's look grey, colours are washed out. The trackpad feels a lot rougher and less precise than the other two The headphone jack, weirdly, sounds a lot worse than the macbook or surface. It was amusingly bad... The speakers are worse than the other two but it isn't an extreme difference Battery life is about 40% of the macbook and 80% of the surface. I'll be honest I was very dissapointed at this as a laptop. It just isn't up to par. Instead buy something good like a Surface Pro or other ultrabook, and use an egpu station, it'll be just as fast as this and better in every way.
I really wanted to try Valhalla on it, but already had it on PS5, so it would have been silly of me to purchase twice (lol)

Probably, the starting price is €1199 https://www.notebookcheck.net/Lenovo-Yoga-Slim-7-Pro-X-One-of-the-first-AMD-Ryzen-6000HS-Creator-Edition-laptops-arrives-with-NVIDIA-GeForce-GTX-1650-or-RTX-3050-GPUs.617139.0.html
Nice. How much do you think that would go for? Around a grand?
I think they are probably starting to clear out stock for the new generation coming in - the new yoga laptops look really good, especially the yoga slim 14 Pro X
Yeah that deal was the exact reason I was keeping an eye on this. Sadly I don't think they'll be selling the Ryzen 5 with 16GB again, but can't hurt to keep an eye on it.
It is a nice laptop, but the 16GB model has been down to this price before: https://www.hotukdeals.com/deals/lenovo-ideapad-5-pro-14-laptop-14-28k-1610-90hz-display-ryzen-5-5600u-16gb512gb-ps62999-delivered-at-lenovo-3903681 (although that was a couple of months ago)

Is there a code, website says £649.99?
Love my AIO - current MSI is on its last legs after 11 years of service so just this week picked up a new boxed HP Ryzen 7 quad core with 8GB ram, 256GB SSD and a 2TB HDD from a famous auction site for £345 delivered. Has a HDMI in slot as well which is handy.
I've got my AIO and I've used it maybe 10 times in 3 years. For some reasons I prefer the laptop convenience. I regret getting the AIO to be honest. I used to prefer PCs instead of laptops and AIO was the answer as I don't like cables. The place is tidy now, but what's the point if I use the laptop instead.
Looks nice. I've been wondering about an all-in-one instead of a new laptop. Don't specifically need a laptop just something that can be moved easily off the table.
Ram is 4x2gb 3200mhz for anyone wondering

Just bout to order aswell owell
Very tempting but would have to sell on my motherboard bundle or this one to get s 3070 don't like selling motherboard PCs generally on eBay.
Only if your bone idle, there is no excuse NOW not to do your own research and pick your own components. Plenty of choice and prices have leveled out.
cant be worse than ccl
Thanks


As long as you have the box, amd will honor your warranty
Have to use the discount code.....
I believe so if it's a retail box with invoice
Does AMD even honor warranties New from ebay?
Open box is used without a warranty. Pay a few quid more for new retail box. Don't support these scams.


This is a garbage deal, amen. 190 brand new on amazon people
-It's a £25 saving. For a second-hand item. -You don't know why it was returned or how well treated it was. -I've bought refurbed items on eBay that were 'tested' but in reality a lemon. -And your warranty is voided. Sure, it shows inexperience on my part.
You might not. But that only shows a lack of experience. CPU's are the most hardy of ANY component in a PC and will outlast all others. Very hard to break in normal use. Save your pennies for sure. Hence HotDeals. Heat! Certainly not. Good price.
I personally would not risk a second-hand CPU. Not a great saving either, example of new one for £30 more.
You say this like I care (y)


Excellent, you're most welcome. (highfive) thanks for coming back to confirm.
Picked up our occulus meta 2 from store after having it delivered for collection. No problems. £45 off RRP, not too bad. Thanks to the OP!
Mine was posted by Royal Mail so no chance arriving on a Sunday (angel)
Same here
thanks for posting, appreciate it

Can you reply to my private message from 10 days ago, pleaseeeeeeeeeeeeee? :)
Thank you for replying and your advice, much appreciated.
Yes it is but advise the double up options Sarden has said as the extra ram and increased speed will give much better performance of the vega onboard graphics so gaming will be improved. This is the best deal for a budget pc i’ve seen posted as that cpu is a beast for a £250/£337 system. You/your Son can then add a graphics card at a later date to make it a very good spec gaming pc. This is what my 12 year old is wanting to buy and do. Checking youtube reviews that vega onboard will play Forza Horizon at 1080p and Fifa which is all my Son cares about and is totally sold on this system. He will then add a 3060 when gpu prices come down.
Hi @sarden84, is this a good buy for a kid's first PC and entry into online gaming? Budget I have is £350-£400 tops and would like to make a purchase within next week or so. Can you recommend this or something alternative, I'm no expert in gaming PCs at all so hoping for some advice thanks
The order of buying My Vega deals. 1) 4650G + 240GB + 8GB £250-255 using the range of lower price case edits = perfect for the home desk, very very light gamer, cad games, and office type. 1a) As set one but with the double promo, extra ram and storage with the ram being the key for extra performance as system ram will be used for video ram and will offer extra bite in all fields but mainly gaming. £250+65=315/325 1b) as the above with the nvme +12 for faster O/S speed from using the nvme by samsung they have, 1c) with any of the above combo, adding the booster on the PSU, will give headroom for adding a GPU laters, upto something like an RTX3060 no bother. total price in the region of £250+65+10=325/335 the only other decent seller to sell 46** is CCL here: There 240GB / 8GB is £326.99 or £301.99 when using code: SPECIAL-25 # Cheaper at palicomp at £250 plus the 4650G is a ever slight boost over the 4600G, was amazing value but palicomp latest has topped it for value but CCL does have the higher (10) PSU, so we are talking a saving of £40 Taking CCL upto 500Gb / 16GB £379.99 or £354.99 when using code: SPECIAL-25 # Palicomp coming in at £20 cheaper with the same ram/storage/PSU --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 5600G (change links for both) Palicomp: 5600G / 16GB / 480GB / Cit Flash / £395 CCL: 5600G / 16GB / 500GB / Omega / £424.99 --> 399.99 (special-25) One weighs better then the other "CASE VS Storage lol" CCL price with flash case is +£14 but its also +12 for palicomp to 500Gb nvme = even steal again when we sort them two elements out. # Palicomp has +5 booster on site for the 600W and the ccl has other psu options to, and both have B550 options. AWD-IT 5650GE - 16GB - 500GB = VOLT / £369.99 the oddball tdp one, its a low volt one 35TDP then the 65TDP, for gamers & multi cores it comes of lower then all my ever so much,, but single core performance is slice better, ebuyer cost for this spec in a black case as it should really be a "office machine" its not all over in the terms of gaming though is £400+, some retro low end 1core stuff lol because of all the deals ive done on vega this one hasnt done well in the uk, but i can say something this one in france via AWD because there market is different this has sky rocket to 2000degrees on deal labs. but as i say the market over there is complete different to our market, they could have more system builders like scan/ebuyer n co then someone like palicomp ccl level + so if ur looking for the 5600G and changing the board hit the other links, nothing wrong with using the boosters on this one in respect of the 5600g at +65 as yeah that would still undercut these two links if one is happy to keep to A320 which this board with the bios update they do work. personal as i said when CCL 4600G was the best strength and undercut their 5600G (as that is also on ccl site link in the tab, but palicomp beats that now) 4600G upto a nice 2060/3060 no bother, with a 5600G u could go marginal more before u loose too much performance losses. excellent video


Well actually Currys have reduced it from £320 to £290
2% off is not a deal FFS, why do people keep posting this nonsense and why do others keep upvoting it?
Going to keep coming down. Hold on.
Huge saving, I'm tempted but was hoping for 3% and then I will bite
If it is still available, you can get it cheaper via Amazon Italy (angel)

£124.97 at the moment, so a bit cheaper.
This is basically the 5600G without the iGPU. IMO the 5600G is better value but this is a cheap option for some.
BE CAREFUL this is a GEN 3 IO CPU! So will run fine on a A320/B450 board with a bios update and not lose Gen 4.0 as it doesn't have it!
Its better, but not worth swapping out a R5 3600 for it. Maybe a R3 or first gen R5.
Isn't it a lot better on single threaded stuff i.e. games?

Only 200MHz difference as well if I'm remembering correctly? I'm in the same boat, I know its not much but I'm really not sure the 5800x is worth the extra (confused)
5700x is for 269.99 from Amazon UK and other UK shops. Is it still better to buy 5800x? Seriously asking, because I am thinking about 5700x and don't know if 5800x is worth getting - as more power hungry.
Great CPU, but not worth the extra. It's not even faster than this in some games / apps due to the lower clocks
Yes the warrnty is with AMD and it is world wide.
Will you still get the 3 year warranty if bought from a non UK store?

If it was that I would of snapped it up haha..but I've decided to go for a 5600g build..building it came to about £390 but I went for a higher quality PSU, different ram, ssd and case..
You must be right (y) No way they are going to sell the 5700g for less than the 5600G. My eyes just went straight to the highest spec option and I assumed the "25 off" was a percentage. Not sure how the OP got £372.99. Even if they mistakenly took off 25% that's £1 less than it would be.
That price was wrong add another £100..
Please make sure if you purchase this you add another 8GB of Ram for dual chamber assuming it comes with a single stick. These APUs love dual channel ram and it will seriously improve performance.
Which is better, OP deal or this dellrefurbished.co.uk/item/dell-precision-5810-tower-5fd2b613/dell-precision-5810-tower/1.html

Oos
I'm also expecting the new cpus to take the lead from Intel again so they'll have an excuse to throw the price up. I suspect this 5600x price will be better value to performance than the new stuff for a while.
New chips need new motherboard and possibly ram. I say go for it now.
For gaming, deffo
Thanks. Sorry it's actually just a 1700 I have, so I presume that means an upgrade is even more worth it. Or do I hold off on new chips coming out anytime soon?

Still an excellent and easy to use processor. There is the 5600 and 5700x but niether are discounted. Keep an eye out for deals.
"The fastest in the gameGet the high-speed gaming performance of the world’s best desktop processorTesting by AMD performance labs as of 9/2/2020 based on the average FPS of 40 PC games at 1920x1080 with the High image quality preset using an AMD Ryzen 9 5900X processor vs. Core i9-10900K. Results may vary. R5K-002Made of Quality Material" Amazon product page quoting information on different CPU (Ryzen 9 5900X). On top of this the test was done 2 years ago so the info is out of date too.

It’s capable of 1080p gaming low settings, if you upgrade the ram. Called entry level. some people have a budget for things..
Only if looking to game on this and if that's your intention this whole system isn't fit for that purpose.
As mentioned, an upgrade to 16GB Kingston Fury 3200Mhz for RAM is essential here
this is an apu.. but i wouldn't buy any part of this pc, but for entry in to pc or people on a budget it's a starter.
Don't buy a case like this with limited ventilation in the front as it will have higher temperatures which will affect thermals adversely and lower performance of the CPU and GPU.

They wasnt going too, but a last minute decision made them. Enjoy. i presume only a handful got the deal because of the way i did the post, but then again thats the beauty of it as if it went like rocket fuel it would certainly not of been honoured.
Came today, happy they honoured it. Got 32gb ram, 5600g, 500gb m.2 all for 330. (y)
any update from ur end?
I just noticed some one ripped this deal off and totally missed the point of the deal. (lol) It was £353 after the £25 code for £440 worth of parts. The CPU, RAM and SSD would have cost £325+ so the rest of the parts, mobo, case and cooler cost £28. Or thereabouts.
If it's the same glitch I saw you got a 5600G, 32GB Kingston Fury, 500GB Samsung Pro, case etc. no o/s built for £398. Today I looked in my basket and the CPU had changed to a 4600G automagically so you may not get the 5600G...


This guy can be trusted, here's the conclusion timestamped AMD Ryzen 5 5600 vs. i5-12400 & 5600X CPU Review & Benchmarks
Whats the difference between this and the 5600? Can the 5600 be clocked to the same speed? The 5600 is £175 on Amazon and I have a £10 off coupon from first time app useage....
Anyone upgraded from 3600x? Thoughts? Update: Bought it, apparently will decrease stutters and improve 1% low fps
Is it worth upgrading my R5 2600?
It is an aluminium block, but the design has changed as they added a copper cylinder and improved thermal paste which improves the heat transfer; there is a fan blowing air down, but it's effective enough in a case with reasonable airflow. I've never found them particularly noisy and temps stay under 80. Again, it's absolutely fine for the majority of users - if you're going to overclock, then buying a better cooling setup is advised, but the rest of us mere mortals, stock with an AMD like this is fine.

Just build my pc using this .went well but CPU seems high ..29c at idle but I was doing the windows updates and installing drivers and it went to 53c..seems high for not doing alot
Thanks OP, bitten on that.
I'd rather help keep shops on the highstreets and support a home based business. Each to their own, Up the Bezos
I’d rather pay more for better customer service peace of mind
Cheaper at Currys, support your high street.


Update: DVI-D works perfectly with monitor, just need separate cable for audio. HDMI still doesn't like monitor except in safe mode but works with TV no issues. Tried lowering resolution, refresh rate, monitor driver update, RGB setting but for some reason the two don't like communicating each other. But happy with DVI for now.
Ordered another CPU cooler and more case fans..pretty toasty processors with the stock cooler
Cool, good to know. My monitor has a display port but M/B doesn't. It does however have DVI-D, so I've ordered a cable to try that (y)
Sounds like you are on the right track with the monitor / HDMI. I've had some monitors where display port works better than HDMI, if you have that option?
Hot - because they are overheating in Teslas.
Undervolt your CPU. you'll see big improvements in both thermals and performance. Sounds counterintuitive, but if you reduce the power going to it, you reduce the heat, which in turn reduces clock speeds. Takes about half an hour to tweak properly (use Ryzen Master to dial in and then enter the same settings in your bios), but worth the effort. I haven't seen mine go above 65 degrees, and that's in an extended Cinebench run while on a 280mm NZXT AIO. Nothing uses PCIe 5 yet, and you won't be able to take advantage of the additional bandwidth until well after 13th Gen Intel becomes irrelevant and you need to update the platform anyway. It's purely a marketing ploy at this point in time. Even the majority of PCIe 4 GPUs aren't impacted to a significant degree in PCIe gen 3 slots, they're way off maxing out 4, let alone requiring gen 5 bandwidths to function. Same with NVMe drives. Best advice right now is to hold tight and see what AMD come out with in autumn if you can, as AM5 will be supported for far longer. Current Intel motherboards are only going to support 12th (current) and 13th (next gen) CPUs, then you need to upgrade yet again. There's no long term upgrade path.
If aren't already tied in to the AM4 socket, then Intel 1700 makes more sense at the moment. Costs about the same as Ryzen, but the motherboards are more advanced (e.g. PCIe 5, upto 4 M.2 sockets) and will give you a possible update path when Raptor Lake is released. For example, you can get the 12600K which is the comparable to this for around £260, but you generally pay £30 more for Intel motherboards. A good 'cheap' pairing is the MSI B660M-A with the 12600K.
bought this last time. love it. just buy the best cooler you can. seriously. :)
AMD AM4 has been absolutely amazing. But yes ultimately the GPU is what matters for games by far. Its easy to overspend on a pc. CPU will simply get out of stock and prices wont get much lower as everything moves to AM5. AM5 is here soon and should be good for year though looks overkill right now with the X670 platform. The 5700x is still worth considering if you want a more power efficient CPU.
Hi,I have two of my pc running on this 5800x doesn't even get used at all even with the best AAA games it the GPU that the real important component . One of my pc has 32 GB ddr4 at 4,400 and that more inadequate for any game.