Best Black Friday gaming PC deals up to $750 off — 9 epic deals from RTX 5060 to RTX 5090 rigs

The best upgradable PC with an RTX-5060 for a smidge less than $900? Count me in. That Team Green 50-series GPU is best in class at this price bracket (largely thanks to the super-speedy frame rates DLSS 4 brings into the equation), while its AMD Ryzen 5 8400F CPU and 16GB of DDR5 RAM ensures this is a well-rounded rig for general computing tasks. And not to sound shallow, but that slick white chassis is all kinds of eye-arousing.

Now $1,300 isn’t chump change, but for that outlay, you can land a very capable gaming PC with a GPU that roughly outdoes the PS5 Pro, without any PSSR upscaling controversy. With all the premium build quality you’d expect from Dell, this attractive mid-tower rocks an Intel Core Ultra 7 265F CPU with 20 cores and 32GB of DDR5 RAM clocked at 5200 MT/s. The 1TB NVMe SSD and 500W PSU are the cherry atop a scrumptious cake.

GTA 6 probably won’t launch on Steam until 2027 (or beyond), yet in the here and now, you can enjoy amazing games like Cyberpunk 2077 at max settings at well over 60 FPS thanks to that 5070 GPU, Intel Core Ultra 7 263F CPU and 32GB of DDR5 RAM. 1TB of NVMe storage means you’ll have to be selective with the games you install, yet this is still an enticing deal when you consider what the ROG Xbox Ally X costs.

Who needs the much-rumored PS6 when you can own an awesome RTX 5070-powered gaming PC right now? Nvidia’s 50-series GPU outstrips the mightily impressive RTX 4080 in terms of raw performance, and once again, DLSS 4 and frame gen help squeeze unbelievable frame rates in even the most demanding games. This rig’s Intel i7 14700F CPU, 32GB of DDR5 RAM, 1TB Gen 4 SSD and 850W PSU means that the aforementioned graphics card isn’t let down by other components.

Go Pro or go home… or something. Anyway, this beefy gaming PC is currently $600 off, so it’s well worth looking at during Black Friday month. That RTX 5080 (the second fastest GPU on the planet) is ably supported by an Intel Core Ultra 9 285 processor, 32GB of DDR5 RAM and a fairly spacious 2TB NVMe SSD. If the next console generation matches the performance levels this rig is capable of, I’ll be seriously impressed.

A high-end, liquid-cooled gaming PC that ticks every box when it comes to top-tier level components. Its RTX 5080 GPU has fantastic backup support in the form of an Intel Core Ultra 9 285 Processor, 1000W power supply and 1TB SSD. The “legend perfected” design houses a clear panel for the case, ensuring you can admire all of these fancy parts whenever you want. Hey, it’s the least a $2,600 investment should provide.

This 4K/120 FPS dream machine can handle even the most demanding of cutting-edge PC titles. This beastly Dell rig hosts a formidable RTX 5090 GPU (the most powerful graphics card in the world), an Intel Core Ultra 9 285K CPU (24 cores) and 32GB of dual-channel DDR5 RAM. The config of the 51 also sports a 2TB NVMe drive and an almighty 1500W PSU, which even Battlefield 6 at 4K won’t overly sweat.

If money is no object, you probably won’t overly care about a $500 discount. Still, even if you’re Scrooge McDuck rich, a saving is still a saving. Putting your hard-earned down on this RTDX 5090/Intel Ultra 9 285K goliath is the equivalent of entering gaming God Mode. With the best of the best hardware at your disposal, even the most demanding of titles should play at 4K/120 FPS. The 2TB SSD also means you won’t have to worry about uninstalling your go-to games all that often.

When nothing but the very top of the line will do the job, you need a rig like the Corsair Vengeance i8300. The fastest GPU the world has ever seen in the form of the RTX 5090 is paired with an Intel Core Ultra 9 285K CPU, and a frankly absurd 64GB of DDR5 RAM clocked at 6400 MHz. Add in a 4TB SSD, and you’ll be able to install all of the Steam games on this final level boss-end machine.