It seems like most of the stories we’ve written lately about exciting new computer chips pertain to the lack of availability of said chips. That’s what makes today generally refreshing. We’re happy to announce that the coveted AMD Ryzen 5000 Series CPUs are back in stock at antonline for MSRP.
Antonline is an online retailer based in the US that has been around since the ’90s. In today’s day and age, we often struggle to think about retailers outside of the giants like Amazon and Walmart. However, antonline is an established and well-respected retailer of computer parts and other consumer electronics.
If you’re a PC Invasion regular, you might have noted that we previously covered antonline’s Ryzen 5000 Series stock availability back in January. The retailer has done a decent job of resupplying since then, but it’s also modified its bundles to be more practical and affordable.
![Ryzen 5000 Series stock](https://www.pcinvasion.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/10/Zen3Jump.jpg?resize=750%2C422)
(Credit: AMD).
The initial bundle included a year subscription to Microsoft 365, but that isn’t something most gamers are interested in. The subscription also bumped the price up by an additional $50. Given the outrageous prices going on over at Amazon and eBay though, an extra $50 for Microsoft 365 plus $30 for a three month subscription to Xbox Game Pass for PC didn’t seem that bad. However, antonline has since cut down the bundle to just include the three month Game Pass subscription. You don’t need us to tell you that the new bundles are far more attractive to gamers.
Pick your power level
You can pick up the 6-core 5600X bundle for $329.98 or opt for the 8-core 5800X at $479.98. As noted, these prices are $30 greater than MSRP with the addition of three months of Game Pass. We can’t find any fault with that deal, and it will give you access to some superb games to flex your new processor’s silicon muscles with.
![Ryzen 5000 Series stock](https://www.pcinvasion.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/04/Ryzen.jpg?resize=750%2C422)
(Credit: AMD).
You’re best bet is to act sooner rather than later while these Ryzen 5000 Series CPU bundles are in stock. Supplies tend to be limited, but you can also keep checking back for restocks if you’re not ready to buy yet. Either way, this is another breath of fresh air in an otherwise stressful buying climate. If antonline adds GPUs, the 5900X, or the 5950X to its inventory, we’ll be sure to update you on that as well.
Please note all prices are in USD.
Published: Feb 11, 2021 04:00 pm