AMD Ryzensets 5 5500GT Processor (integrated Radeon graphics, 6 Cores/12 Threads , 65W TDP, Socket AM4, Cache 19Mb, up to 4,4 GHz max boost frequency, Wraith Stealth cooler)

I bought this for a build I was making for a friend who just wanted a basic but okay gaming pc. They didn’t want it to be all singing and dancing, and had already got a decent gpu and psu.I coupled it with a slightly old motherboard, rog strix b450-f gaming, and existing ram from their previous pc.I only had one issue which was the cpu was too new! The motherboard didn’t have the updated version of bios so I had to dig out a very old cpu to stick in it to flash the bios.Once this was done, everything worked like a dream.It is a really quick processor, it fits into the AMD slot like any other AM4 processor would so it was a doddle. I didn’t use the fan that it came with as I had already bought a different cooler, but it comes with a standard wraith.Temperature wise it sits quite happily around the 50-60 degree mark when my friend games, using a liquid cooled rad cooler so this is fab.Noise wise, no noise.It isn’t labelled as a gaming cpu, but for basic gaming it works wonderfully which I think is really good value. It handles a lot of the steam games which my friend throws at it, giving good fps and loads everything in a very quick amount of time.He’s happy so I’m happy! I’d recommend!Just to add, it isn’t overclocked so I don’t know whether it can be or how well it would run, it is just running in my friends pc as it is out of the box.

CaseiONZ KZ-32V PC Gaming/Office Case - Mini Tower Micro ATXNice cheap Case well made,No cable management as such but easy to tuck any cables to the right.2 x ssd/hdd mounting (from below)MotherboardMSI A520M-A PRO Motherboard mATX - Supports AMD Ryzen 3rd Gen Processors, AM4, DDR4 Cheapest motherboard but works really well for my needs. SSD and m.2MemoryCorsair VENGEANCE LPX DDR4 RAM 32GB (2x16GB) 3600MHz CL18 AMD Ryzen Computer MemoryProcessorAMD Ryzen 5 5500GT Retail Wraith Stealth - (AM4/6 Core/3.6GHz/19MB/65W/Radeon)Cheap Killer ProcessorAdditional Hardware neededI had an old PSU but Corsair CV550, CV Series, 80 PLUS Bronze Certified, 550 Watt Non-Modular Power Supply Would work wellA SSD such as Crucial BX500 SATA SSD 480GB, 2.5" Internal SSD, Up to 540MB/s, Solid State Drive - CT480BX500SSD1M.2 This one works well Fanxiang M.2 SSD - 512GB SSD PCIe Gen3x4 2280, Up To 3500MB/s, NVMe SSD with Graphene Cooling Sticker, 3D NAND TLC,

did a nice build for my wife who does not games but wanted her to have something on her desk that was not plain and a bit of a talking point - this cpu was a perfect match with a b550 mb and 1tb m.2 - handles two monitors off the motherboard so no need for additional GPU. And if ever we put a GPU (5000 series preferably) it would make a brilliant mid range gaming PC in a heartbeat.Good low end higher spec choice.

I have a 3900x for gaming and this one for a NAS, it's impressive performance for the price. Low ish power consumption for an x86 anyways. And a set it and forget it experience if you don't want or need overclocking. I'd recommend for a budget system although is already ki d of outdated.

Exactly what I needed great cpu

Outstanding CPU for my wifes starter pc until the release of amd 9000 series cards handles her playing fortnite and simulation games on medium/high settings vsync off

Its fast for work, and or gaming amazing cpu speeds great buy does what its supposed definitely worth a buy for a startup build