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Ryzen 9600X + GIGABYTE B850M + 500GB Patriot P400 SSD + 32GB G.SKILL Ripjaws M5

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Newegg is running a PC Builder Flash Sale where they are offering an additional 15% Off when you purchase at least 4 PC components through their PC Builder tool. See deal instructions below for one specific example. Shipping varies by Bundle/Items Selected.

Thanks to Community Member BeigeRoad455 for sharing this deal.

Example Bundle:
  • AMD Ryzen 5 9600X Desktop Processor
  • GIGABYTE B850M GAMING X WIFI6E AM5 m-atx Motherboard
  • G.SKILL Ripjaws M5 Neo RGB Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 6000 Desktop Memory
  • Patriot P400 Lite M.2 PCIe Gen 4 x4 500GB SSD
    • Note, Automatically adds to cart with the 9600x Processor
  • Cooler Master Hyper 212 Spectrum V3 CPU Air Cooler
Example Bundle Instructions:
  1. Click here go to the Combo Page (priced $350)
  2. Click 'Build with it' to go to the PC Builder tool
  3. Scroll down to "CPU Cooler" in your list and click Select to begin searching for a cooler
  4. Select 'Fan & Heatsink' type cooler
  5. Find the 'Cooler Master Hyper 212 Spectrum V3' (priced at $19.99 and select it)
  6. Click 'Add all to cart'
  7. All 4 components should be in cart for $500.97 - $55.50 (promo code discount, automatically applies) - $130.98 (combo discount) + $6.99 Shipping = $321.47.

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  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • More Combo Example can be in this User Post

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Newegg is running a PC Builder Flash Sale where they are offering an additional 15% Off when you purchase at least 4 PC components through their PC Builder tool. See deal instructions below for one specific example. Shipping varies by Bundle/Items Selected.

Thanks to Community Member BeigeRoad455 for sharing this deal.

Example Bundle:
  • AMD Ryzen 5 9600X Desktop Processor
  • GIGABYTE B850M GAMING X WIFI6E AM5 m-atx Motherboard
  • G.SKILL Ripjaws M5 Neo RGB Series 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 6000 Desktop Memory
  • Patriot P400 Lite M.2 PCIe Gen 4 x4 500GB SSD
    • Note, Automatically adds to cart with the 9600x Processor
  • Cooler Master Hyper 212 Spectrum V3 CPU Air Cooler
Example Bundle Instructions:
  1. Click here go to the Combo Page (priced $350)
  2. Click 'Build with it' to go to the PC Builder tool
  3. Scroll down to "CPU Cooler" in your list and click Select to begin searching for a cooler
  4. Select 'Fan & Heatsink' type cooler
  5. Find the 'Cooler Master Hyper 212 Spectrum V3' (priced at $19.99 and select it)
  6. Click 'Add all to cart'
  7. All 4 components should be in cart for $500.97 - $55.50 (promo code discount, automatically applies) - $130.98 (combo discount) + $6.99 Shipping = $321.47.

Editor's Notes

Written by slickdewmaster | Staff
  • Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
  • More Combo Example can be in this User Post

Original Post

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If you have any difficulties replicating the price of my example combos, please keep in mind that all items MUST be "sold and shipped" by newegg, and have the "Combo for an additional 15% off" banner in the pc builder. Additionally, you must add the items to the cart directly from the pc builder tool, NOT from their individual combo or item pages. While you can still select backordered items in the builder, backordered items do NOT count towards the 4 item requirement. However, backordered items still receive the 15% off discount if paired with 4 additional qualifying items. If an item is sold at a substantially lower price by a third party, the pc builder defaults to the third party listing and doesn't appear to give an option to select the version sold by newegg. However, this can be worked around. If the items are part of a combo, you can go to the combo page and click the the "Build with it" or "Add to PC build list" button beneath the "add to cart button" to add those items to the pc builder tool. Alternatively, you can go to the individual items page, manually change the seller to newegg, and then click the the "Build with it" or "Add to PC build list" button.

It appears you need to add items from four different categories to qualify, adding additional items from a single category doesn't appear to work. For example, if you select two different qualifying ssds, you still need to select items from three other categories for the promotion to apply. Certain accessories do appear to count towards the 4 item requirement now, newegg has changed this. The maximum discount solely from the 15% promotion is $200 (this doesn't impact additional discounts, combo savings beyond $200 still apply). The promotion "Ends 5/25/25 at 11:59 P.M. PT. or until funds last."

The cooler master hyper 212 v3 included as in the example combo of my original deal post was selected as the filler item since it's actually useful in conjunction with the other components, but at $27 ($20+$7 shipping), its not actually the cheapest filler item, you can technically get the example combo for cheaper.

The cheapest qualifying items I've found (to use as filler) are as follows: "G.SKILL AEGIS Model F3-1333C9S-4GIS" 4gb ddr3 ram for $11.99 (memory category), "Bgears b-Pellucid Mini - White, Steel + Tempered Glass, ABS + Mesh BG30149" fan for $24.99 (case category), "Silicon Power Ace A55 SU128GBSS3A55S25AE" 128gb sata ssd for $16.99 (storage category, under ssd), "Super flexible PSU extension cables, 1 x PCIe 8pin (6+2)" for $17.99 (cooler category, under fan/heatsink), "MSI HS01 Headset Stand, Metallic Design, Cell Phone Holder, Non-Slip" for $19.99 (accessories category, under headset). You may need to disable compatibility checker (toggle at the top right of the pc builder tool) for some of these items to be visible.

The deal thread for the previous iteration this promotion can be found here: https://slickdeals.net/f/18296680-newegg-combos-15-discount-with-4-items-example-gigabyte-b650e-aorus-elite-x-ice-mobo-2tb-wd-sn850x-ssd-32gb-corsair-ram-cooler-master-hyper-212-cpu-cooler-304-47

Additional example combos will go here (I might edit this comment with more stand-out example combos if anything jumps out at me):

GIGABYTE B650E AORUS ELITE X AX ICE ATX Mobo + CORSAIR Vengeance RGB 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 6000 CMH32GX5M2E6000C36W Ram + WD_BLACK 2TB SN850X WDS200T2X0E Ssd ( https://www.newegg.com/Product/Co...bo.4782454 ):
With "Super flexible PSU extension cables, 1 x PCIe 8pin (6+2)", $291.53.
With "Cooler Master Hyper 212 Spectrum V3 CPU Air Cooler", $300.22.
With "AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D" (must be sold by newegg, manually select newegg as the seller on the product page then add to build list: https://www.newegg.com/amd-ryzen-...6819113793 ), $572.04.
With "AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D" (much more expensive and not worth it over the 7800x3d imo, but some people just want the best), $691.89.
With "AMD Ryzen 9 7900X" (comes with free 1tb ssd), $552.71.
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You can pair the 7800x3d with the GIGABYTE B650E AORUS ELITE X AX ICE ATX Mobo + CORSAIR Vengeance RGB 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 6000 CMH32GX5M2E6000C36W Ram + WD_BLACK 2TB SN850X WDS200T2X0E Ssd combo ( https://www.newegg.com/Product/Co...bo.4782454 ) for $572, which is a far better value imo (7800x3d must be added to the build list individually after manually selecting newegg as the seller). The x870 chipset is literally just b650e with mandatory usb4 support.
Alternatively, if you're dead set on the 9800x3d (much more expensive than the 7800x3d for a 10%-15% uplift in gaming performance), you can pair the 9800x3d with said combo for $691.89.
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The 9600x has slightly better gaming performance compared to the 12700k (assuming the 12700k is using ddr5 ram, the 12700k is significantly worse with ddr4). It's important to note though, the 9600x only has 6 cores, so that may become a bottleneck with future games even though it isn't a major issue now. On the other hand, the 12700k has drastically stronger multi-threaded performance, so if you have heavily multi-threaded cpu dependent productivity workloads it's superior. The 12700k also supports intel quicksync (hardware accelerated video encoding/transcoding), so it's better for photo/video editing, and something like a home plex server. That being said, the 9600x is FAR more power efficient than the 12700k under load. Also worth considering is that the 12700k is a multi generation old cpu on the dead end lga1700 platform, while zen 6 will be a slot in upgrade on am5 (you will be able to upgrade from the 9600x in the future without replacing your motherboard and ram).

In conclusion: if you're not using your computer for anything more cpu intensive than gaming, the 9600x is superior. If you need a significant amount of multithreaded performance, or would benefit from intel quicksync, the 12700k is superior. If you end up going with the 12700k, make sure to get a board that supports ddr5, and you'll need a significantly better cooler and psu (due to the far higher power draw under load).
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Quote from coolmaster121 View quoted comment :
cant reporo with the b850m board is not available
I just checked again, it's still working for me. Did you follow the instructions in my deal post exactly, clicking the "build with it" button under "add to cart" button on the linked combo page?
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So I have this board and you have to be careful with cooler you choose. The space between the first dimm slot and the vrm is vey small. Make sure you get a cooler that is tall and sits up high above the CPU
Last edited by MasterRigger May 22, 2025 at 09:28 AM.
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Quote from BeigeRoad455 View quoted comment :
You can pair the 7800x3d with the GIGABYTE B650E AORUS ELITE X AX ICE ATX Mobo + CORSAIR Vengeance RGB 32GB (2 x 16GB) DDR5 6000 CMH32GX5M2E6000C36W Ram + WD_BLACK 2TB SN850X WDS200T2X0E Ssd combo ( https://www.newegg.com/Product/Co...bo.4782454 ) for $572, which is a far better value imo (7800x3d must be added to the build list individually after manually selecting newegg as the seller). The x870 chipset is literally just b650e with mandatory usb4 support.
Alternatively, if you're dead set on the 9800x3d (much more expensive than the 7800x3d for a 10%-15% uplift in gaming performance), you can pair the 9800x3d with said combo for $691.89.
It's $702.98
May 22, 2025 4:19 PM
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SkewbaMay 22, 2025 4:19 PM
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Looks like the 7800x3d and other models I was looking at are OOS already.
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Quote from Axxee View quoted comment :
How do this compare to a 12700k?
The 9600x has slightly better gaming performance compared to the 12700k (assuming the 12700k is using ddr5 ram, the 12700k is significantly worse with ddr4). It's important to note though, the 9600x only has 6 cores, so that may become a bottleneck with future games even though it isn't a major issue now. On the other hand, the 12700k has drastically stronger multi-threaded performance, so if you have heavily multi-threaded cpu dependent productivity workloads it's superior. The 12700k also supports intel quicksync (hardware accelerated video encoding/transcoding), so it's better for photo/video editing, and something like a home plex server. That being said, the 9600x is FAR more power efficient than the 12700k under load. Also worth considering is that the 12700k is a multi generation old cpu on the dead end lga1700 platform, while zen 6 will be a slot in upgrade on am5 (you will be able to upgrade from the 9600x in the future without replacing your motherboard and ram).

In conclusion: if you're not using your computer for anything more cpu intensive than gaming, the 9600x is superior. If you need a significant amount of multithreaded performance, or would benefit from intel quicksync, the 12700k is superior. If you end up going with the 12700k, make sure to get a board that supports ddr5, and you'll need a significantly better cooler and psu (due to the far higher power draw under load).
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Quote from ElatedMoney710 View quoted comment :
It's $702.98
I just checked again, the 7800x3d+ b650e mobo + 32gb ram + 2tb ssd is still $572.04, and with the 9800x3d instead still $691.89. Please follow the instructions in my previous comments to manually change the 7800x3d seller to newegg and add to the builder. Also, remember you must add all 4 items to cart together from the pc builder tool.
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Quote from Skewba View quoted comment :
Looks like the 7800x3d and other models I was looking at are OOS already.
The 7800x3d is still showing in stock sold and shipped by newegg for me, I'm able to add it to the pc builder and then cart just fine. Did you try using the link to the 7800x3d in my previous comments?

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Quote from BeigeRoad455 View quoted comment :
The 9600x has slightly better gaming performance compared to the 12700k (assuming the 12700k is using ddr5 ram, the 12700k is significantly worse with ddr4). It's important to note though, the 9600x only has 6 cores, so that may become a bottleneck with future games even though it isn't a major issue now. On the other hand, the 12700k has drastically stronger multi-threaded performance, so if you have heavily multi-threaded cpu dependent productivity workloads it's superior. The 12700k also supports intel quicksync (hardware accelerated video encoding/transcoding), so it's better for photo/video editing, and something like a home plex server. That being said, the 9600x is FAR more power efficient than the 12700k under load. Also worth considering is that the 12700k is a multi generation old cpu on the dead end lga1700 platform, while zen 6 will be a slot in upgrade on am5 (you will be able to upgrade from the 9600x in the future without replacing your motherboard and ram).

In conclusion: if you're not using your computer for anything more cpu intensive than gaming, the 9600x is superior. If you need a significant amount of multithreaded performance, or would benefit from intel quicksync, the 12700k is superior. If you end up going with the 12700k, make sure to get a board that supports ddr5, and you'll need a significantly better cooler and psu (due to the far higher power draw under load).
Dope. Thank you. I'll grab a ddr5 board +ram. Thank you homie
May 22, 2025 4:59 PM
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EvanisXMay 22, 2025 4:59 PM
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i cant seem to add all items to the cart in PC Builder Tool because i don't see the "Add all to cart" button
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Quote from EvanisX View quoted comment :
i cant seem to add all items to the cart in PC Builder Tool because i don't see the "Add all to cart" button
There's a menu in the builder tool that by default is collapsed to the right side of the screen, showing all the component categories. To expand that menu, you can click on where it says "PC Builder" in white letters on a dark background at the top right of the screen, or alternatively click the little tab that sticks out from the middle of that collapsed menu on the right side of the screen. Once you've expanded that menu, the "add all to cart" button is on the bottom right.
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Cali3350May 22, 2025 5:10 PM
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The CPU + mobo on Microcenter is 370 itself, so this deal seems pretty great. There is a Microcenter bundle but it only has 16GB ram.
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Quote from michaniki View quoted comment :
Any recommendations for the case and a GPU eligible for a discount? I only play Diablo II Resurrected.
Liam Li Lancool 207 is a top tier air cooled case and is on shell shocker today.

GPU depends on budget. I think the GTX 5070 ti is a good choice for value, availability, and performance.

7900XT and 7800XT are good options too. Newegg has refurbished and open box deals on GPUs.
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I just realized that the rewritten deal post title for frontpage makes no mention of the Cooler Master Hyper 212 Spectrum V3 CPU Air Cooler. Could a staff member / deal editor / moderator please edit the title of this deal so that it includes all 5 components?
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Is the motherboard gone? I don't see it in the list

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Quote from BeigeRoad455 View quoted comment :
There's a menu in the builder tool that by default is collapsed to the right side of the screen, showing all the component categories. To expand that menu, you can click on where it says "PC Builder" in white letters on a dark background at the top right of the screen, or alternatively click the little tab that sticks out from the middle of that collapsed menu on the right side of the screen. Once you've expanded that menu, the "add all to cart" button is on the bottom right.
it is weird, i still dont see the add item to cart option in the menu

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