Ryzen 5 5600G 3.9Ghz (Turbo 4.4Ghz) Six Core CPU, Prime A520M-K Motherboard & 8GB 3000Mhz DDR4 RAM Pre-Built Bundle

Our grandson needed a new motherboard and processor for his otherwise excellent PC, as the existing one couldn't upgrade to Windows 11. The form factor for the tower PC meant that this motherboard was ideal and the processor offered good value.Having done upgrades before, finding a company that offered a good combination of top-brand components that would also build the processor and cooler onto the motherboard for me was great. The pre-built bundle arrived within a few days, very well-protected and with the documents for the various components enclosed.The assembly appeared to have been done expertly and, once I had fitted it, added new RAM and the original graphics card, the whole system started up perfectly.After an hour or so of BIOS configuration and downloading, our grandson had his computer back, operating far quicker and upgraded from Windows 10 to Windows 11 at no cost.I can only praise Components4All for excellent build quality and fast service. I wish they had been around when I first started building PCs many years ago!

I have been away from the PC gaming realm for a long time and wanted to build a new one with upgrade paths open to me.The 5600G was a starting point as I wanted to send my limited cash on a CPU that would offer performance at 1080P. It's great as for now the inbuilt graphics are good enough and meant I could get everything built and useable and add a card later.Then having chosen that the nightmare of which MB and RAM to choose. So I saw this package and for £212 (I went for the 16GB DDR4 RAM a minimum for gaming) it seemed good value especially when you add a case and PSU and hard drive you can get it all in under £300.I had a PSU already and a Hard drive so got a cheap case, I'm not for looks never form over function in my book.The box arrived with the components well packaged and all the components installed on the motherboard, a nice touch if you are a first timer or unsure. I did buy a different cooler but as luck would have it the thing was too tall for the case so I stayed with the stock. No plans to overclock at this stage.Only thing I had to do other than connect up the motherboard to the drives and PSU was to adjust the bios to boot from my USB stick to load windows. After that plain sailing.Performance is excellent, in performance mode on Fortnite getting +120FPS was a surprise for example.As for the seller - I can't fault them or the package, I'm sure if you look about you may get it cheaper but they take all the hassle out of a PC build and for that it is worth every penny, so much so I am looking to get another for my son in the next month or so.

Worth the money I bought

Bought this item to replace the motherboard in my grand daughter's PC which had failed. As I already had 16 Gb of DDR4 RAM from her PC I bought the no RAM option. After unpacking and reading the manual I installed into the case which proved to be easy. Checking everything was where it should I powered it up and it worked exactly as it should, a few software tweaks and the lucky lady now has a speedy Windows 11 PC and she is delighted.Overall my experience has been exemplary.

We needed to replace a 13 year old HP Pentium 4-core work PC which even though having an upgrade with 1TB SSD and reinstalled into a spacious tower was painfully slow and needed a complete rebuild.Having used an ASUS board and ADM FX 6 core in my home PC (which is fast to this day) and recently purchasing an ASUS Zenbook with a Ryzen processor I was keen to use this combination in the new build using the existing case.I chose the combination with 32gb memory, the board arrived quickly and was installed easily. The only additional work I found I had to do was replace the PSU as it only had a 4-pin plug, not the 8-pin plug required for the new board. Not a big deal, ordered the PSU on Amazon, arrived the next day system was built, powered up and booted up in no time.I've now been using this in the office for over a week, and boy is it fast it boots up in an instant and updates Windows 10 in minutes, not the usual hour it used to with the old system and can handle the tasks it has to perform easily and is happy with the new 5G broadband we are using which downloads currently at 470mbps.Can I recommend this? certainly, it really is a no-brainer. When I eventually do have to update my home PC this is the route I will go.

Great budget Cpu. not too pricey and is decently powerful, instructions are easy to follow for installing the fan, for me it came pre built which was a bonus and was easy to connect to my pc with the instructions given.very good starting point for new pc gamers on a budget

works well

Bought to upgrade a 15year old AMD 256 processorNice to have all the bits ready built on board, processor, cooling fan, memory and ready tested.Fitted nicely into my old case I did have to move a couple of mounting studs around to suit but no problems. I had fitted a new PSU corsair 550 watt a month earlier which was lucky because it has the 8 pin power plug same as the new motherboard and my old PSU only had a 4 pin. power plug.I also used an anti static wrist strap connected to bare pipe, its not essential but eliminates any static when handling mother boards or touching components well worth spending an extra few quid on.