Sometimes, even for a few coins less.
You’ll find those here:
Or!
you could simply read on for an all-in-one guide.
Which you won’t need when you have a dedicated graphics card.
If you’ve been holding off a new CPU upgrade specifically, looks like now’s the time.
But 355 is still well below average for AMD’s fastest gaming CPU.
AMD Ryzen 5 5600X - 170 from Scan (was 350)
Another excellent AMD gaming chip.
That deal is now out of stock, though an extra $9 ain’t much.
The SN570, our top-rated PCIe 3.0 drive, is 36% off for a spacious 1TB.
Well worth considering if you’re worried about how fast 1TB will fill with games.
Here’s your chance.
Not terribly bright, but the 144Hz refresh rate and Nvidia G-Sync compatibility give it proper gaming credentials.
Besides performing well, it’s also one of the coolest, cleanest-designed gaming monitors I’ve used.
LG UltraGear 27GP83B-B - $300 from Best Buy (was $450)
An excellent all-rounder.
That’s a huge price drop, though, so… maybe.
The MM731 maintains a fully covered, ergonomic design while still weighing just 59g.
This Special Edition version is largely the same, save for some extra white highlights.
Its design is also quite reserved for a Razer mouse.
Just the one colour option here, however.
Logitech G502 Hero - $30 from Amazon US (was $80)
Ol' reliable.
It’s ambidextrous, too.
It’s fully mechanical, so at this price it’s a bit of a bargain.
A great buy at this price.
It has been cheaper in the past, though.
Which sounds like a gimmick, but I’ve tried it myself, and it’s actually quite fun.
At this price, it’s even better.
This is basically the same, but wireless as well.
HyperX Cloud II - $50 from Amazon US (was $100)
A classic.
This particular one works with Ryzen 5000 series processors like the Ryzen 5 5600X.
Like this 5200MT/s set, which is more affordable than it’s ever been on Amazon.
Lower latency versions are also available, but are far more expensive.
That’s averypotent GPU for less than 1000.
And it still includes a respectable Ryzen 7 5800H processor and a 1TB SSD.
For $729, it’s even more of a bargain.
