Early Black Friday Deals on RAM, NVMe Drives, GPUs, and More

 
 
 
A long way from the worst for a pre-built. The CPU (9800X3D including an 240 mm AIO)/GPU - RTX 5080/RAM 32 GB 6400 & PSU 1000W 80 Plus Gold, pretty much cover the cost for this one at $2,299 ($400 off) and that doesn't even include the 2TB NVMe, motherboard, and case and as long as it arrives in one piece will save a lot of time in setting up.


Just a heads up that I odered something similar from this company last spring but with an RTX 5090 when prices were still far beyond MSRP, it came with a 360 AIO though, and couldn't be happier. They did a great job with the custom fit Styrofoam inside the case and nothing was damaged in transit with the system booting up and ready to rock after some updates installed. I can't speak for others but it was an awesome experience for me.
 
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I get it and normally would, just running really short on time but there is a info at the beginning of the links saying what they are. I was really hoping that google would take over with a description but you never know until after posting one.
 
Did not pick up anything on this list. Did get BF pricing on Asus ROG STRIX B550F GAMING AX II and be quiet! Pure Based 501 from Amazon, to finish off a Bazzite Steam Machine. As the rest of the parts for the build were collecting dust.
 
Reviews has shown that an OC'd 5070 Ti has nearly the same performance of stock 5080 so that being said this is a great deal and regardless, the same die and DLSS 4.0 features. For those on a budget, I can't say enough good things about the x70Ti cards for this, and last generation.

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on the other hand if you have a little more cash to spend here's a good deal on a 5080.

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We live in some crazy f*cking times when an XX70-class card is considered a "great deal" at $700+.
 
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We live in some crazy f*cking times when an XX70-class card is considered a "great deal" at $700+.
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I was thinking the exact same thing. Generation over generation performance/value has ... changed.
 
My factory-overclocked EVGA GTX 970 was a great deal at the MSRP (which was around $330 or so), but then after partial refund cuz of that whole deal with the segmented vRAM on the 970 I think I ended up paying around $270 for it. Now THAT was a great deal!
 
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factory-overclocked EVGA GTX 970
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That was one of my favorite cards. Gave it to my son when I upgraded. I have a retail boxed EVGA GTX 650 just so I can keep a part of PC gaming history that gives me warm feels.

I have not seen any deals worth posting about, that someone here has not already linked. Been some hot deals on used stuff on Anandtech and TPU lately. Makes it hard to resist tech hoarding.
 
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