AMD Ryzen Deals & Offers

Would recommend opting for a 2600x as the 2 extra cores will really be noticeable in some modern games already let alone a few years down the line.

I know why would you go for a 2400G when the 2600 is around that price bracket and a better match with the gpu.

Lol Pricewise it doesn't look bad, but it's just a mish mash of components.

Huge 16GB Memory ;)

That configuration is crazy.

I believe it will support up to 2 x 16GB DDR4 in the current configuration

Which is amazing, as you dont have to spend time building it.

Does it support 2 X 8gb 3000mhz ?

These builds are always let down by ether the motherboard or ram & it's why it appears so cheap.

Bought this last time it was up for sale at £450 Great PC so far, only gripe is two ram slots, but you get what you pay for, and it's a good deal

CPU will be fine, as for the GPU, ull need to go higher, the GPU on this is £190 on CCL, so u can always take a look on there site and go higher, the 1660ti is £250-279, so £60 increase, (as well as a better PSU) they also have this: https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/CCL-PERFORMANCE-4-3GHz-AMD-Octa-Core-Ryzen-7-2700X-PC-8GB-WiFi-GTX-1660-Ti/382844375383?epid=15030487188&hash=item59234d9157:g:gd8AAOSwS4tcsmpW which is discounted down to £700.00 the CCL website part price is £268 for the 2700x and the 2600x is £168.00 The 1660ti single is £259 and dual £279 *id go for the dual fan... so thats £200.00 more £100 each item.. and thats getting you the dual, and no doubt the link on this text is prob the single...

Can any PS4 games be played on this machine? I mean, produced by Sony, but available for Windows platform

I am currently use old PC - i5 4670k and sli gtx1070. Ffxiv is working fantastic but very very hot in pc case, so I did lock frame rate. Watchdogs 2 always crashes because not enough vram and does not support sli. However, I am still searching better pc performance for ultrawide 3400x1400

For gaming, you'll probably want better both.

It should be decent with exports titles like fortnite, apex, overwatch, etc but not with demanding titles like metro exodus, etc

They may have done in the ones you have opened up, but unfortunately that's not what was in the last 5 I ordered that 3 of that 5 PSU'S blew up trashing 2 of them, as you can imagine I've avoided them ever since.

They use fsp supplies. Which are a widely used OEM by most brands.

Interesting video. This is good to know.

TL:DW - up to and including a GTX 1070, RAM speed seems to make very little difference to frame rates. On almost every RAM deal there's someone saying Ryzen 'needs' fast RAM but unless you're using a high end GPU (and the machine is this particular deal definitely doesn't have one) then the benefit is negligible at best.

Has anyone gotten a code from pc world? I got the 2700 and the first person on eBay said to me I wouldn't get the code. Was gunna send back but if I get the games I may not

Hope u get codes off ccl

Just think it's bad organisation and them not knowing how the process works obviously depends who you speak to but first guy said it would be in delivery package then next one said would get email few days after taking delivery. Then week later next guy said would get it when returns window closed. Then next woman said would be with me this week as she put a chase on it. Still nothing though..good customer service is pretty much dead these days had bad experiences with a few retailers recently

Well there was no mention when I bought it so didn't think it qualified. Might fire off an email now see if i can't get some codes. Best of luck with pc world. Sucks when companies try worm their way out of promotions. Pretty sure amd must be fronting the cost of said promotion so don't know why they being funny with you

Emailed ccl about this last time the 15% was on and was told it would qualify. Ended up ordering a few quid cheaper from PC world/currys who also said yes. Still have not recieved code from currys and 4 phone calls later still getting crappy excuses. Time for a call tomorrow and the threat of a chargeback since returns window has passed.

Hence the price, which was £30 cheaper recently and probably will be again.COLD

Exactly, great spec except for crap screen. Hence the price.

This laptop has been doing the rounds for the last month. The overall opinions have been, the display is totally crap.

Nope first time I've even posted a deal for them.

Are you the seller, by any chance?

Thanks, the search for a new laptop goes on. (confused)

Just bought it. Was tempted by the acer nitro 5 but figured it's not worth risking a refurb with 3 months warranty and new it's around £200 more.

USB C cable to USB C the adaptor is seperate.I sent mine back for the above reasons but they might not bother others.

How do you charge the battery, has the adapter got a plug that goes into the mains? Would you recommend this laptop?

Same laptop without touchscreen and fingerprint reader :o (nerd) I searched high and low for UK reviews before I bought one but no joy at the time.

glad you agree with me, with all the fans set to pull air out there would be very little air flow.

The worst setup is little airflow in the case at all. Besides, the configuration isn't very relevant. Consistency of the tests are. They show the AMD stock coolers are just as mediocre as you imagine they would be with this design. Any decent aftermarket cooler is vastly superior. The AMD coolers are just good enough, and will do a little overclocking. Fine. But truth is if you're going out to actively purchase a cooler and not just use what you have got provided in the CPU box you can buy a lot better for not a lot more.

the case they use is configured with all the fans set to exhaust air out of the case, this is the worst setup.

They aren't great coolers for the price, put a few quid more into something better that will run cooler and quieter.

If you aren't getting it free with the CPU, then it's not worth it. This test pits the AMD coolers against an ultra budget low end Gammaxx 200T and they lose by quite a bit on a 2600 @ 4.0GHz. The Gammaxx 400 is £10 more than this and beats them all up by a significant margin. No RGB but it's just vastly superior as a cooler.

Yup, price has jumped up now! Will expire

Maybe I missed something but this shows as 269.99 to me

I think you're better off buying separately at this point, prices are crashing. Expect a 6 core Ryzen 2600 to be sub £120 quite widely in a week or three. A good RX570 4GB with games is already £110. The 8GB versions are (currently) a lot more expensive, not worth buying unless they are only £10 more or so than the cheapest 4GB version. They aren't significantly faster, a few percent at best in limited scenarios. For roughly the same £230 you get more bang with that configuration. At this rate in a month they will be giving away Ryzen 2000 processors with every haircut so be in no rush to buy.

See your point but you’re basically buying it for the GPU and CPU rather than the integrated graphics - they just ‘happen to be included’ same as you’d get on most Intel CPUs. Nice little bundle though. RX 570 8GB has never been £110 AFAIK, £140-150 would be a good price. £110 for a 4GB perhaps. It’s a good card and cooler anyway.

Ok deal. 2600 is around £130, 570 had been £110

Just hold out people. New ryzens are coming next month

Bought for £160 in March. Cold.

If it goes free let me know as well, please!

It would be crazy to spend this amount just weeks before the launch of the 3000 series

I've seen this at £150ish at one point. If this goes to around £120 let me know :P

Yup. Gone. Reported as expired.

No longer available at this price?

For content creation and video editing which would be better? this, the 2700 or the 3600. Everyone says wait, for the new ones.but I'm not sure if it's the right thing to do

Went for the free games offer. But a great price for a superb chip nonetheless.

That's a Mini-ITX board and you should be careful about recommending them to people who may not know the difference, a Mini ITX board is great for compact tiny PC's but I wouldn't put a board like that in an ATX case - The case may not have the requisite mounting posts, upgradability is limited and they typically carry a premium compared to regular ATX boards because they are manufactured in much smaller quantities.