Amazon Prime Day PC gaming deals are over, but there's still a few bargains left

AMD Ryzen 7 5800X 8 Core/16 Thread Socket AM4 processor | AU$302.93 at Amazon

The AMD Ryzen 7 5800X at just AU$302 from Amazon Germany is a great Socket AM4 upgrade. Most older AM4 motherboards will accept it after a BIOS update. It's especially tasty for those looking for more cores for better multitasking and improved gaming performance.

Logitech MX Master 3S Wireless Mouse | AU$169.95 AU$118 at Amazon (Save AU$58.16)

The purists will always argue in favor of a wired mouse, but for those of us that prefer to cut the cord, Logitech's flagship wireless mouse is definitely one of the best you can get. In its review, our sister site TechRadar awarded it 4.5/5. Take 34% off its full price and it becomes even better.

Logitech G502 X Plus Lightspeed wireless gaming mouse | AU$279.95 AU$156 at Amazon

This is a gaming mouse absolutely bursting with RGB and macro-potential buttons, so minimalists look elsewhere. For everyone else, this rodent includes "lightspeed wireless" which Logitech describes as "pro-grade" and "tournament-tested", implying that latency isn't an issue. The 25K sensor sits right at the threshold of surplus to anyone's reasonable need.

Logitech G G502 Lightspeed wireless gaming mouse | AU$269.95 AU$154.49

While you may prefer to go with its successor which is also subject to a steep discount (see above or here), AU$143 is a great price for what is still a great wireless gaming mouse, though not as great as its Prime Day price of AU$100. Loaded with buttons, this one has a 25k sensor, tuneble weight and RGB up to the tune of 16.8 million colours.

Razer DeathAdder Essential Gaming Mouse | AU$50.69 AU$30.82 at Amazon (Save AU$19.87)

This might not be the cheapest we've seen Razer's DeathAdder Essential mouse go for, but at just AU$30 for the Mercury White version, it's pretty close. And of course as a Prime member, you get free delivery. It features a 6400 DPI Optical Sensor, 5 programmable buttons and mechanical switches.

Xbox Series X|S controller| AU$89.95 AU$69.95 (save AU$20.95)

The Xbox controller is among our favourite gaming controllers for PC gaming, thanks to its comfort, affordability, widespread support and workhorse simplicity. Nowadays they come with Bluetooth compatibility straight out of the box, so it's well worth having one in the house. Colour options vary in price, but the vanilla "Carbon Black" model is available for cheapest.

Thrustmaster T300 RS GT Edition | AU$749.95 AU$549 at Amazon (save AU$200.95)

While this one is emblazoned with PlayStation logos (it's a Gran Turismo-themed edition, after all) it still ranks fifth in our list of the best steering wheels for PC. The USB affair has powerful force feedback, included pedals, and is, according to our experts, "wonderfully responsive". This is a nice and dramatic discount too, if you're wanting to spend big on a wheel.

Logitech G923 Trueforce racing wheel and pedals | AU$599 AU$433.85 (save AU$165.15)

If you're considering an entry into the big bad world of racing wheels, this G923 is the easiest racing wheel for beginners according to our list of the best steering wheels for PC. It has detailed force feedback, top notch pedals and a robust construction.

Razer Kiyo Pro Full HD Webcam | AU$329 AU$163.80 (save AU$165.20)

This unit has gone for as little as AU$155, but this is still a neat price for a highly rated piece of kit. In our review, we highlighted its exceptional light sensor and great 1080p / 60fps support, while bemoaning its somewhat imperfect autofocus and poor HDR. Still, it's a top unit, and this price is great.