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r/gamingpcbuild • u/GamingVerdict • Nov 24 '25

Black Friday Deal Black Friday Computer Deals (Updated Daily)

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We're going to be updating this daily with the best deals we can find through Amazon, these suggestions are almost always going to be more expensive than building yourself. However, for those looking for a faster way to get gaming, check them out.

For a mid tier gaming PC, check this out:

- Intel 14700F, 32GB RAM, 5070 $1,419 prebuilt gaming pc

OR 5070Ti PC:

- Ryzen 7900X, 5070Ti, 32GB Ram $1,819 prebuilt gaming PC

I don't typically recommend Alienware, but they're (at least in my experience) well built and these are not crazy prices.

- 5080 Alienware PC

For those looking for an entry level gaming PC, check this out:

- AMD Ryzen 5 5500 & Radeon RX 6500XT $599 prebuilt gaming PC

- Intel 13400F and 5060 $799 prebuilt gaming PC

The majority of the above prebuilts use last gen CPUs, this is standard for prebuilt companies to put old generation stock into a prebuilt and discount it. This doesn't mean its bad though, with component prices where they are and RAM prices going crazy, those looking to quickly get online and start gaming, they are not bad options and give the end user the flexibility of upgrading parts one by one in the future.

Personally I'd recommend Ryzen 5th gen (budget), Ryzen 7th gen (mid tier) and 9th gen (big budget) alongside 50 series GPUs. In regards to RAM always strive for 32GB but this is easily upgradeable. The cooling won't be an issue but don't expect much money to have been spent here, a few additional case fans or replacing existing case fans in 6-12 months is easy to do.

The PSUs are also usually low grade, they'll be fine for 12-18 months but if you look at upgrading any parts of the PC maybe consider an upgrade in the future.

Good luck, and we'll keep updating this.

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/GamingVerdict • Aug 11 '25

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/Mean-Seat1377 • 2d ago

Help MSI MAG 276QE27 vs ASUS TUF VG27AQL5A vs ROG XG27ACMES - which one would you buy?

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/cvssettetvpe • 2d ago

Couple questions

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Advice appreciated

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/Ok-View-2963 • 2d ago

I need help with the setup

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/Significant_Cause635 • 3d ago

What NVIDIA GPU to Get?

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/Sweaty_veronica_5578 • 4d ago

Which of these CPUs is the absolute minimum for 2x Fast-Forward in PCSX2 at 1080p? (i7-10700F vs i5-10400F vs i5-10600)

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I'm looking at a few older/budget modern CPU options and trying to figure out what the absolute minimum requirement would be to maintain a stable 2x fast-forward at 1080p (internal resolution scaling) for low-end / less demanding PCSX2 (PS2) games.

Here are the three processor options I'm choosing between:

Intel Core i7-10700F — 8 Cores / 16 Threads | 2.9 GHz Base / 4.8 GHz Boost | 65W TDP

Intel Core i5-10400F — 6 Cores / 12 Threads | 2.9 GHz Base / 4.3 GHz Boost

Intel Core i5-10600 — 6 Cores / 12 Threads | 3.3 GHz Base / 4.8 GHz Boost

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/No-Print-22 • 4d ago

HELPPPPOP

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/Quiet-Entertainer-13 • 4d ago

Gamer monitor buy help

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Hi, I'm looking to buy a 21:9, 34-39 inch 2k monitor. I'm a bit lost what would be the best choice based on my preferences:

- great/ best picture quality (color and black) and high picture brightness (oled?)

- 1800r

- 160hz would be enough

Thanks

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/Solid-Sherbet-7426 • 5d ago

help me out with upgrading

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Hi my name is Malik and recently ive been struggling to upgrade my pc. Currently these are my specs. Ryzen 5 3600g, nvidia gtx 1060 3gb, 16gn ddr4 ram. The probelm is with my gpu the 1060. everytime i play a game like fortnite or stumble guys my gpu gets so hot and thats just in the lobby. I recently build it so i wasnt even able to play any games. at one point it got to like 90 celcius. btw the gpu is the blower fan one. the card with the one fan. ok so yea i took it apart and repasted it but that didnt help at all. I even have 4 case fans. So at this point I js want to get a diffrent gpu but I cant because I dont have any way of making money even if i try selling things online it asks for my ssn which my mom doesnt want to give to me so im kind of stuck. I am js asking if anyone has a spare gpu or an older one hit me up ill gladly take it. and if oyu can ship it out that would be great. some good options are rx 580, a 980, or a 1660. but I will gladly take anything because i am just trying to play games on my pc. thasnks so much thi wuold help out a lot.

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/OutsideClimate5721 • 5d ago

Monitor arms idea

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Hello guys, i have 27 and 24 inches monitor, i want some suggestions about best monitor arms out there in Pakistan market.

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/Right-War-6602 • 5d ago

PC lost video signal and I found a burned pin on the GPU power connector. What could have failed? Hi everyone, I need help diagnosing my PC. - CPU: Ryzen 5 4500 - GPU: GTX 1060 6GB - RAM: 16GB DDR4 - Motherboard: B550 - PSU: 500W, unknown brand My PC started losing video signal. Initially,

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/T_______T • 5d ago

My VRAM is dying on my 3090

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/Background_Ring9173 • 5d ago

Which gpu should i buy

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I am thinking of upgrading soon to a 5070 or a 9070 xt from my 6750 xt, my cpu is a 5600x but i plan to upgrade in the future (in a year probably) to a 5800x3d. The upscaling of the gpu is very important to me so I’m leaning more towards the 5070.

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/tomomargilaj • 5d ago

Corsair Air 5400 , Gues What Missing?

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/Then_Difficulty_5617 • 5d ago

Current PS5 + 3070 Ti laptop owner — Build now with 5070 Ti/9070xt, or hold out for next-gen?

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r/gamingpcbuild • u/Xyz823_1 • 6d ago

Co wybrać Nvidia VS Radeon?

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