The RX Vega 56 8GB, Black (Used) launched as a high-end card and still performs in GTX 1070 territory today — that's genuinely strong for 1080p gaming. It also carries 8GB of HBM2 memory, which is more VRAM than many current budget cards under £250. At this price point, it's simply better value than a new entry-level card with less memory to work with.

This edition swaps the AMD Ryzen platform for an Intel Core i3-12100F on a Gigabyte H610M board. Gaming performance is effectively identical since both builds are paired with the same RX Vega 56 8GB, Black (Used) — the graphics card is doing the heavy lifting either way. This is simply a platform preference option.

Yes — the RX Vega 56 8GB, Black (Used) in this build is a tested, fully working used unit. We disclose this openly because we'd rather you know exactly what you're buying than pay a premium for a "new" badge on an older architecture.

Yes. This build uses a TPM 2.0 and Secure Boot capable motherboard with no bypasses or workarounds — fully compliant, not a DDR3-era platform pretending otherwise.

The RX Vega 56 8GB, Black (Used) draws more power than a modern equivalent-performance card, so we've sized the PSU with proper headroom rather than cutting it fine. It also means you've got room to upgrade the graphics card down the line without needing a new power supply.