ADMI CPU Motherboard Bundle: AMD Ryzen 7 3800X 8 cores, 4.5GHz boost, ASUS ROG STRIX B450-F Gaming Motherboard, No RAM

I bought the Ryzen 9 3900X bundle with 32gb of corsair 3200mhz for £814 , on the amazon page it clearly states "Assembled and tested by our technical team, the CPU, cooler, motherboard and memory (if applicable) are assembled with BIOS settings configured ready to be installed into a case. " well I'm sorry to say this just ain't true !! when I installed it the cpu wraith cooler wouldn't run ?! the reason why was because the Bios was 7 months out of date ! once updated the cooler ran as expected ,but while I was doing this I was running the risk of frying the nice new Ryzen 9 because the cooler wasn't running , so had I been a less experienced PC addict , I would have destroyed my expensive new cpu before I even started ! simply because all they had done was clip everything on the motherboard and post it , so much for the technical team !!!The moral of the story is don't promise what you don't deliver , there is a little thing called the "Trades Descriptions Act " which you are clearly breaching !!Luckily I still have a functioning new pc build, but it could have been very different ….. So Beware

I purchased a Ryzen 3900X / Corsair 16GB memory / ASUS 450-F bundle for 3D rendering and game development. I was late receiving my order due to the courier (DPD) losing the first system, then having to wait for restock. ADMI shipped a replacement as soon as they could.Once received, I experienced intermittent boot failure. It eventually ran for two days then wouldn't POST. When it did run it was absolutely brilliant, with super quick render times and no slow-down with multiple apps. I ran it with a RM750X PSU and RTX2070 Super GPU. CPU temp pushing 60 degrees on idle though, not sure if the Wraith Prism Cooler provided is up to the job (or maybe the cooler was the source of all my issues).ADMI were helpful, I guess I was unlucky with my order. If your system works fine, you'll love it.

I bought this Amd motherboard bundle and all I can say is it’s fantastic compared with my I5 processor built it all today and everything works well, the speed rates in prepar3d are up to 20 frames higher. Thank you so much from a well known seller on Amazon you are worth 10 stars for the excellent and speedy delivery.

The order was nice and quick came pre-assembled and all up to date with the correct bios I just placed the board in my case and swapped over my ram and away i went the CPU (3700x) is a beast and performs great in most games i'm only using 40% usage and it has tonnes of headroom so much so i'm looking to upgrade my GPU as for ADMI they were great i did not receive my redemption code for the AMD promo but when i contacted them they were quick to resolve this and sent it straight away overall i'm really happy with the set up and would strongly recommend them to anyone

Ran ok while I was installing windows ran a simple internet benchmark which locked the computer. after a few bsod I checked the bios and it was from august so flashed that to the latest version which has helped however I’m struggling to get my cpu to 4.2ghz let alone the 4.4ghz I was promisedAll in all I’d recommend just buy your own bits separate at least then you know 100% what you are getting

Bought the 3900X with 32gb 3000mhz DDR4Very good package, well boxed to be delivered. Worked as desired***. Few months since purchase now.Some things worth noting, the RAM is standard, meaning its nothing fancy, to get the most out of this chip (3900X) need to pair with at least 3200mhz, the cooler was pre applied, this is okay if you want it to just run out of the box but with this config and this chip, how many people run it using a stock cooler?? I swapped it out for my AIO water cooler ASAP, after checking it was working. Suggest you do to.TLDR, great work from the company, especially making a setup (individually buying components) which would of been more expensive, cheaper, especially when chips like the 3900X are so hard to get in stock.***ONE MORE THING AND THE REASON FOR THE ASTERISK, there is a strong chance although not fully evidenced, that this motherboard under volts this CPU, which would explain why I can never get a boost clock of over 3.7ishghz on all cores, it's basically locked to that speed basically, which is fine for my needs, professional video, photoshop editing etc and odd gaming here and there, but if you want go over clock or run this chip to it's full capacity, take a look at the more expensive £120+ motherboards which will give you PCI EXPRESS 4.0 support etc.Don't get me wrong, this motherboard will run well, it's still in mine, it's a solid board but certainly worth bearing in mind.

Why buy a pre-assembled motherboard and CPU? 1) the only thing I would describe as tricky when it comes to PC building is done for you, and doing the rest is really easy 2) If anything is defective you don’t need to start figuring out whether it’s the CPU or motherboard - just send them back, and 3) It is much more cost effective to upgrade an existing PC than buying a new one.And I am very happy with the end result - obviously everything was pre-assembled as advertised, I dropped the motherboard into the case, connected it up, turned it on... and everything worked. I ran a benchmark, and CPU performance if anything is above average for that model, so it’s all looking good.My only gripe is with the packaging. The pre-assembled motherboard and CPU were stuffed into the original motherboard packaging, which I suspected might happen, and is just about cosmetics because there was plenty of bubble wrap. But also it had all also been stuffed into original anti-static bag, which had a huge rip in it as a result. This could have caused a problem. Why not buy a load of larger anti-static bags and use them?