Gaming PC AMD Ryzen 5 5600GT with Vega integrated Graphics

Gaming PC AMD Ryzen 5 5600GT

🔧 System Specifications

🧠 CPU

AMD Ryzen™ 5 5600GT
• 6 cores / 12 threads
• Zen 3 architecture
• Good balance of single- & multi-thread performance
• Similar to 5600G but tuned slightly for efficiency

❄️ CPU Cooler

Raidmax AC902K ARGB
• Aftermarket air cooler with ARGB
• Better cooling headroom & quieter than stock
• Good choice for sustained loads

🧩 Motherboard

ASUS Prime A520M-K
• Micro-ATX form factor
• A520 chipset → no overclocking but solid stability
• Reliable ASUS build quality & BIOS support

🧠 RAM

Corsair Vengeance LPX 16 GB (2×8) DDR4-3200 MHz
• Dual-channel — important for integrated GPU
• 3200 MHz is ideal for Ryzen APUs

💾 Storage

Crucial 240 GB SATA III SSD
• Fast boot & app/game load times
• Storage space is limited → consider expansion later

🎮 Graphics

Radeon Vega 7 Integrated Graphics
• 7 compute units → strong for an iGPU
• Can handle esports & light modern games at reasonable settings
• Performance improves with fast RAM (which you have)

🔌 PSU

Raidmax RX-550XT 550 W
• Adequate wattage for this system
• Reasonable headroom if you add a discrete GPU later
• Quality depends on unit, but wattage is fine

🖥 Case

Raidmax Serie Vector 216/217
• Mid-tower with ARGB fans
• Good airflow potential
• Aesthetic ARGB lighting

🚀 Performance Expectations

🧠 CPU Performance

✔ Excellent for daily use, productivity, streaming, and more demanding applications
✔ Solid multi-thread for light content creation and multitasking

🎮 Integrated Graphics Performance

✔ Great for esports titles (CS:GO, Valorant, Rocket League) at 1080p high/ultra
✔ Older/less demanding games can run well at medium/high
✘ Modern AAA games will still be low/medium and lower FPS

Note: Vega 7 benefits heavily from fast dual-channel memory — your 3200 MHz RAM helps maximize iGPU performance.

💾 Storage

✔ Fast responsiveness and load times
✘ 240 GB fills up quickly — consider adding larger SSD or HDD in future

🔌 Upgrade Path

✔ 550 W PSU gives room for a mid-range discrete GPU later
✔ A520 doesn’t support CPU overclocking but supports newer Ryzen chips
✔ You could add more storage and possibly better cooling if needed