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Gaming PC HAKUGAN: AMD Ryzen 5 5500 with RTX 3050 6GB

Name: Gaming PC HAKUGAN: AMD Ryzen 5 5500 with RTX 3050 6GB
SKU: 4592
Availability: OutOfStock

Original price was: د.ج 111.500,00.Current price is: د.ج 108.900,00.

Gaming PC HAKUGAN

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Category: GAMING PC

Gaming PC HAKUGAN

Component	Assessment
CPU: Ryzen 5 5500	Decent 6-core CPU, Zen 3-based (OEM), good for gaming and productivity.
Cooler: Antec A30 PRO	Basic but sufficient for the 5500 at stock settings.
Motherboard: Enigma B450M PRO	Budget board, likely only 2 RAM slots, limited VRM cooling and features.
RAM: 16GB DDR4 3200MHz	Solid and enough for most modern tasks and games.
SSD: 250GB NVMe	Small for today’s standards, will fill quickly with games and apps.
GPU: RTX 3050 6GB (OC)	Entry-level GPU but capable of 1080p gaming. The 6GB version has better power efficiency than the original 8GB.
PSU: Raidmax XTB 550W	Raidmax is not a reliable PSU brand. Likely group-regulated, potentially risky for long-term use.
Case: Hybrok Shadow ARGB	Aesthetic choice, airflow and build quality can vary, but 4 fans is good.

Upgrade	Cost	Worth it?	Notes
Asus Prime B450M-A II (4 RAM slots)	+4,900 DA	✅ Yes	Better VRMs, BIOS support, 4 RAM slots (future upgrade path to 32GB+), reliable brand.
SSD 512GB NVMe	+3,000 DA	✅ Yes	Doubling storage is a great QoL upgrade, especially if it’s Gen 3.
PSU: MSI MAG A500N-H	+2,000 DA	✅ Yes	Much safer and higher quality PSU compared to Raidmax. Good value for longevity and stability.

CPU (Ryzen 5 5500) + RTX 3050 6GB is very capable at 1080p for most modern titles.
Games like CS:GO, Valorant, Fortnite, GTA V, Apex Legends, Warzone will run smoothly at 60–100+ FPS on medium to high settings.
More demanding AAA games (e.g. Cyberpunk 2077, RDR2) will need medium settings for consistent performance.

Web browsing, Office work, media editing, and light content creation run fine.
16GB RAM @ 3200MHz is the sweet spot for multitasking today.

Motherboard: Limited upgrade path (only 2 RAM slots), budget VRM.
SSD: 250GB fills fast — only 1–2 modern games and OS/apps before space runs out.
PSU (Raidmax): Risk to system stability and longevity. Poor efficiency and potentially unsafe.

🔼 After Upgrade: Performance Impact

No FPS increase, but enables:
- Upgrade to 32GB RAM easily (4 slots)
- Better BIOS support for Ryzen 5000 series
- More stable power delivery for CPU under load
- More rear I/O ports, possibly better audio, fan headers, etc.

✅ Quality of life and upgrade flexibility improvement.

✅ Major usability boost, especially for modern games and content creation tools.

No direct performance gain, but:
- Stable power delivery = fewer crashes/instability
- Safer operation = protects CPU, GPU, motherboard
- Longer hardware lifespan

✅ Essential for long-term stability and safety.

Task	Before	After Upgrades	Difference
Gaming (FPS)	✅ Good	✅ Same	⚠️ No FPS gain, but more stability
Load Times	❌ Limited by small SSD	✅ Much better	⏱ Faster game/app loads
Multitasking	⚠️ Good now, limited upgrade path	✅ Ready for future RAM upgrade	🔄 Upgrade-friendly
System Stability	⚠️ Raidmax PSU risk	✅ Reliable power	🔒 Safer for long term
Upgrade Flexibility	❌ Limited	✅ High	🔧 Add RAM, upgrade CPU later

These upgrades are smart, budget-friendly quality-of-life improvements:

Motherboard: More expandability and stability. Good for future RAM upgrades and better BIOS support.
SSD: Absolutely needed if you’re gaming or using multiple large apps.
PSU: Huge safety and reliability upgrade. Power supply is critical — cheap units can destroy components over time or during surges.

✅ Much more balanced and safer build.

Add 2x8GB RAM later if needed (for 32GB total)
Consider a CPU upgrade (Ryzen 5 5600 / 5700X) in the future if you need more power for heavier tasks.