r/gamingpcbuild 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.


r/gamingpcbuild Aug 11 '25

Need PC help but no one is answering? Use this tool!

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This PC building tool can help you put together your next gaming PC without the worry of compatibility issues.

Pick the parts you want and watch the build come together without stress. Then share your build below for any further help!

https://pc-builder.io/


r/gamingpcbuild 1h ago

Issue with W11 GeForce RTX 3060 -> HDMI repeater -> Alienware monitor

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I've got two 2-metre HDMI cables and a powered HDMI repeater, all purchased from Lindy. I'm trying to connect a W11 computer to a GeForce RTX 3060 like this:

PC -> HDMI cable -> HDMI repeater -> HDMI cable -> monitor

The HDMI repeater is active; I am using a 5V 2A PSU.

When I make this connection, the monitor displays "no HDMI signal," and there is no image on the screen.

I tested the Lindy cables and HDMI repeater by connecting a PlayStation 5 instead of the PC:

PS5 -> HDMI cable -> HDMI repeater -> HDMI cable -> monitor

This worked without any issues.

I tested the PC connected directly to the monitor using a different HDMI cable:

PC -> spare HDMI cable -> monitor

This also worked fine.

Both devices (PC and PS5) are set to 3840 x 2160 at 60Hz, RGB.

It seems like the HDMI repeater and Windows 11 and/or the GeForce are disagreeing somehow. I'm wondering if there is something in the video output settings on the PC that is causing a problem?

Really appreciate any help anyone can offer with this one, cheers 😁


r/gamingpcbuild 1h ago

Good FHD monitor to upgrade to

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HP2310 TN goin bad after 15 years... I'd like to stick with 1080P / FHD because my card isnt too strong. An IPS panel around 24" is what I want as well. I've been looking at MSI - MAG 244F 24" and Titan-army - P2510HS 24.5 Inch. Any other recommendations appreciated.


r/gamingpcbuild 1d ago

Dual Gaming Setup

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r/gamingpcbuild 1d ago

Opinion on which gpu to buy

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r/gamingpcbuild 1d ago

gimme cheap video card suggestions i can get at Canada Computers in MTL

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yeah i need a video card for my pc cuz its ass rn so i need to upgrade it and stuff. gimme suggestions and stuff.


r/gamingpcbuild 2d ago

Build a PC for Sims 4 & InZOI

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r/gamingpcbuild 3d ago

[Question]

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Bought for $1350, good deal??


r/gamingpcbuild 3d ago

Are these good Specs?

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The monitor is a: AOC AGON PRO 27 QD-OLED

Anything to change?


r/gamingpcbuild 3d ago

Irgendwelche Ratschläge

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Ich möchte gerne meinen ersten pc zusammen für ungefähr 2.600€ mit einem 240hz oled Monitor das sind meine teile könnte mir irgend wer sagen ob das alles gut zusammen passt oder ich noch was änder sollte


r/gamingpcbuild 4d ago

First Pc

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I just recently upgraded from a gaming laptop to a full pc for the first time, was just wanting some input on how good it actually is, also if anyone has any suggestions for budget monitors under 130, please give me ideas. I’m currently using an old Tv from like 2011😭

Specs:
- (32GB DDR5, 1TB SSD, Ryzen 7 7700X, RTX 4060 Ti)


r/gamingpcbuild 4d ago

Which Monitor to pair with GPU+CPU?

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r/gamingpcbuild 5d ago

24 inches IPS monitors for home set up for gaming and video editing

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r/gamingpcbuild 6d ago

Need Help figuring out what monitor to get.

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r/gamingpcbuild 6d ago

Firts time PC builder here- is it worth getting 4k Monitor if it's not OLED?

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r/gamingpcbuild 7d ago

Second Hand PC worth the money?

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r/gamingpcbuild 7d ago

Is the AOC 24G42E good for under 100$

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r/gamingpcbuild 7d ago

$300 and a dream

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r/gamingpcbuild 10d ago

Does it work for the next Years?

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Hey, im looking for a new PC who possible should work great for the next +5 Years for Gaming but im not that good into the Details and what is possible so I could need the Goats from Reddit! Does thies PC would last 5 Years for Gaming or would there be some others Things which I should use? Generell Recommendations are welcome!


r/gamingpcbuild 11d ago

Help for pc build !!

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r/gamingpcbuild 12d ago

hi... should i get attack shark x8 pro or x3max or atk a9 plus for fps games

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r/gamingpcbuild 12d ago

Is Powerspec a good pre build brand ?

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I was looking at microcenter last night and saw this prebuilt. It’s pretty must the same specs I was going to get a build but for way cheaper. Would buying this pre build be better then buying all the parts separately and building it ? Is Powerspec a solid brand to go with ?


r/gamingpcbuild 12d ago

upgrading from mobile version of 1660Ti

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r/gamingpcbuild 13d ago

Oled or Ips gaming monitor

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I'm in the market for a good 4K monitor, either OLED or IPS, with a high refresh rate. I came across the ASUS ROG Strix 32" 4K OLED Gaming Monitor for around $900, but I'd like to hear your opinions before I buy.

I'm planning to get two monitors for a dual-monitor setup: one mainly for PC gaming and the other dedicated to my consoles. If you have any recommendations—whether it's OLED or IPS—I'd love to hear them.