[Wanted] R5 5500 / 5600/x or 2700/x

[souljazk]

PS: lol, won't be able to check PM's for the next few hours, but I will check between 5 -7pm.
Would like to pay for something today You ship when you = w/ the $

Item Wanted: R5 5500 / 5600/x or 2700/x
Packaging Essential: No but it would be nice.

Desired Age: 5500/5600 - some local warranty - atleast 6months, 1y + is HIGHLY prefered,
Please give me acopy ofthe invoice once payment has been received I'dprefer tonot have to bother you if I ever need an RMA.

Location: CT
Willing to accept a shipped item: Yes - if you have a mooi iTrader rating, I will pay TODAY , you send when $ make you happy, iReceive, iHappy, iClose iTrader... ***If <10 iTrader, lets discuss shipping / we meetup.***
Ballpark/Budget Amount: 2700/x <R1300 // 5500 - < R1700 // 5600/x - < R2500 all depending on age, warranty, box etc - Ya, ek hou van om n mooi, skoon boks te kyk.


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[jlags]

I wouldn't recommend a 2700x. 5600 would make your PC feel faster

 

[souljazk]

I wouldn't recommend a 2700x. 5600 would make your PC feel faster

Thanx man, I appreciate it.

I agree, as 5500 is approx 20% faster in games + Zen 3 + PCIE 4 + 65w vs 105W... So 5500/5600 is a no brainer in comparison, but at the right price a 2700x can make a reasonable stop-over while I find a 5500/5600

 

[TheJudge]

Thanx man, I appreciate it.

I agree, as 5500 is approx 20% faster in games + Zen 3 + PCIE 4 + 65w vs 105W... So 5500/5600 is a no brainer in comparison, but at the right price a 2700x can make a reasonable stop-over while I find a 5500/5600

Just remember 5500 doesn't have PCIE 4. Its like a boosted 3600. The 5600 is the first real 5000 CPU.

 

[souljazk]

Just remember 5500 doesn't have PCIE 4. Its like a boosted 3600. The 5600 is the first real 5000 CPU.

You Sir are 100%, fook, I must've made an error when doing some research. Thank you for pointing that out! Guess I'll have to upgrade to a 5600 when I decide to go for a PCIE4 SSD/GPU. Long live the CUD #rip-budget

https://www.amd.com/en/products/cpu/amd-ryzen-5-5500

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