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AMD Ryzen 5 2600X 3.6Ghz 6-Core Desktop AM4 Processor Expired
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refurbforless via eBay has AMD Ryzen 5 2600X 3.6Ghz 6-Core Desktop AM4 Processor (YD260XBCAFBOX) for $161.49 when you apply coupon code PERFECTDAY at checkout. Shipping is free. Thanks Mike523
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This deal is getting a lot of traction so buyer beware (!): the 300-Series (X370, B350, B320) of AMD motherboards do not all natively support the Ryzen 2000 series out of the box and may require a user-installed BIOS firmware update. Some stores do carry the 300-Series motherboards with later versions of the BIOS that is compatible with the Ryzen 2000 series but not all - especially for the old stock 300-series motherboards that are on sale/clearance pretty much everywhere as stock of X470 increases as well as the impending release of the B450 chipset.
Updating a BIOS firmware on a motherboard requires you to already have an AMD AM4 CPU that can post the motherboard so the BIOS can be updated. If you do not currently own an AM4 CPU to perform the BIOS update, AMD provides free "boot kits" that you can submit a request for at this link [amd.com] which is pretty much a loaner FX-series CPU that is lent to you free of charge (although I'm not sure if you pay the return shipping), or you check if your local computer store offers this service (my MicroCenter offered the service for $20).
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I bit on the 200.00 price for this from Newegg, but 30+ savings might get me to change my mind.
I bit on the 200.00 price for this from Newegg, but 30+ savings might get me to change my mind.
I have not. I was also able to return an item easily to him (bought a 1700X when they first came out and it had a bent pin, wasn't his fault since it was sealed). He accepted it back np
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Ya, could have been anything. Maybe something wasn't calibrated correctly or the metal for the pin didn't cool quick enough and the weight made it bend over.
It wasn't massively bent, just barely enough to not fit in the socket. I could have straightened it out, but I didn't want to risk breaking a pin off of my new cpu
Ryzen 5 2600X - $161 @ eBay (w/ 15% code)
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This deal is getting a lot of traction so buyer beware (!): the 300-Series (X370, B350, B320) of AMD motherboards do not all natively support the Ryzen 2000 series out of the box and may require a user-installed BIOS firmware update. Some stores do carry the 300-Series motherboards with later versions of the BIOS that is compatible with the Ryzen 2000 series but not all - especially for the old stock 300-series motherboards that are on sale/clearance pretty much everywhere as stock of X470 increases as well as the impending release of the B450 chipset.
Updating a BIOS firmware on a motherboard requires you to already have an AMD AM4 CPU that can post the motherboard so the BIOS can be updated. If you do not currently own an AM4 CPU to perform the BIOS update, AMD provides free "boot kits" that you can submit a request for at this link [amd.com] which is pretty much a loaner FX-series CPU that is lent to you free of charge (although I'm not sure if you pay the return shipping), or you check if your local computer store offers this service (my MicroCenter offered the service for $20).