Would this £300 budget PC build work?

[Jonnyrmc]

I am wanting to build my next PC, to be used for internet browsing and word processing. I want to have a separate PC, so I can have my current one as a dedicated graphics PC, instead of one for everything. The build is from 3 retailers, CCL Computers, Ebuyer and More Computers. The part list is as follows:

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  ■ AVP Viper Case (CCL Code CAS1076)
  ■ TP-Link 300Mbps PCI E Wireless Adapter (CCL Code NET0394)
  ■ Samsung DVD Optical Drive (CCL Code CDR0205)
  ■ Gigabyte AMD FM2+ Motherboard (CCL Code MBD1463)
  ■ Windows 10 64-Bit (CCL Code SFT0634)
  ■ HyperX Fury 8GB 1866mHz RAM (Ebuyer Code 633841)
  ■ Ace Black 550W PSU (Ebuyer Code 566862)
  ■ Kingston 120GB SSD (Ebuyer Code 411692)
  ■ AMD A10 3.8GHz CPU (More Computers Code A10-5700K)

I'll take advice on board, but bear in mind that I don't need much storage, as I store it on a USB Stick, for easy transfer to college. Thanks for your help.

 

[ust4ever]

That looks fine, everything is compatible. Was there anything in particular you needed help with?
- Adam

 

[Jonnyrmc]

That looks fine, everything is compatible. Was there anything in particular you needed help with?
- Adam

Would you suggest buying an anti-static cable and thermal compound for the build as well?

 

[ust4ever]

thermal compound is a must, or you'll fry your cpu. Make sure to get a cpu cooler unless you're going with the stock one.
AN anti-static cable is optional but i wouldn't risk not getting one!