AMD Ryzen 5 5600GT Gray AM4 Zen 3

Very good processor, even if it's an older generation. The integrated graphics card holds its own, even if it's out of date for recent games. On the other hand, all Ryzen 5000 graphics ("G", AM4 slot) have PCIE limited to 3.0; even with a B550 chipset authorizing 4.0, they will remain in 3.0! This has an impact on any dedicated graphics card, but also on an NVME SSD, which won't be able to exceed PCIE 3 either. There are 50 ways around this: either get a Ryzen 5000 series without graphics supporting PCIE 4, or switch to the AM5 slot and PCIE 5 with Ryzen 7000 or 9000 series - especially not the 8000, which are limited to PCIE 3 or 4 depending on the model - and it won't be the same cost, given the price of DDR5 RAM...