Black Friday came and went, Cyber Monday gave way to Cyber Week, and now that's almost over, too. There's still lots of remaining stock on sale for latecomers, though. So, there's still plenty to sink your teeth into if you're looking for a holiday gift for that prospective PC gamer in your life.
While we love building our own gaming PCs, you're actually better off buying a pre-built right now with how bad RAM prices are, so you're not losing out by avoiding the DIY route this year. (Well, you're missing the part where you lose a screw in the case and cut your finger on a sharp edge trying to fish it out, but there's nothing stopping you from accidentally cutting yourself on the insides of a pre-built.)
👉We're curating all the best Cyber Week deals right here👈
A lot of the remaining deals contain GPUs from Team Green, we're also seeing some great AMD RX 9070 and RX 9070 XT deals, too. Midrange is usually where it's at for value during retail events—around the $1,000-$1,800 marks—though there are sometimes some nice surprise budget kings or high-end behemoths with hefty discounts. We've finally found a sub-$2,000 RTX 5080 machine, and guess what, it's an Alienware. Who woulda thought?
Whether you're looking for deals in the US or the UK, the list below is curated daily by us, the stalwart reviewers, so you can have easy access to the the best Cyber Week gaming PC deals we've found along the way.
We have individually and independently tested 25 of the best prebuilt gaming PCs in the past two years, along with countless graphics cards, CPUs, SSDs and everything else that goes in a great gaming rig.
Where are the best Cyber Week gaming PC deals?
- Amazon - Cyber Week sales are now live on gaming PCs
- Newegg - Save hundreds on some great gaming PCs for Cyber Week
- Best Buy - Big Cyber Week savings on some beefy gaming PCs
- Dell - Alienware Aurora desktop PCs
- iBuyPower - Up to $450 off ready-made RTX 50-series PCs
- Walmart - Plenty of gaming PCs with big savings
- B&H Photo - Gaming machines starting at $849
Nvidia GeForce-powered gaming PCs
- RTX 5060 - Yeyian gaming PC | $760 @ Newegg
- RTX 5060 Ti 8 GB - Ningmei Gaming PC | $1,120 @ Walmart
- RTX 5070 Ti - Alienware Aurora | $1,630 @ Dell
- RTX 5080 - Alienware Aurora | $1,900 @ Dell
- RTX 5090 - Yeyian Mirage S | $3,580 @ Newegg
AMD Radeon-powered gaming PCs
- RX 9060 XT 8 GB - AVGPC Mini-X SFF | $849 @ Newegg
- RX 9060 XT 16 GB - SkyTech Crystal | $1,000 @ Best Buy
- RX 9070 XT - Skytech O11V | $1,530 @ Best Buy
1. Best overall:
HP Omen 35L
2. Best budget:
Lenovo Legion Tower 5i
3. Best high-end:
Corsair Vengeance A7500
4. Best compact:
Velocity Micro Raptor ES40
5. Alienware:
Alienware Area-51
6. Best mini PC:
Minisforum AtomMan G7 PT
Cyber Week gaming PC deals: Under $1000
Cyber Week gaming PC deals: $1000 - $2000
Cyber Week gaming PC deals: $2000+
Cyber Week UK gaming PC deals
Where are the best Cyber Week gaming PC deals in the UK?
- RTX 5060 - Lian Li A3 | £770 @ AWD-IT (save £130)
- RTX 5060 Ti - Scan Gaming PC | £960 @ Scan
- RTX 5070 - CCL Horizon | £1,130 @ CCL (save £70)
- RX 9070 XT - ADW-IT Frame 4000D | £1,350 @ AWD-IT (save £90)
- RTX 5080 - Scan Gaming PC | £2,250 @ Scan (save £50)
Retailers:
- Scan: Gaming PCs from £830
- Overclockers UK: Prebuilt PCs with £100s off
- Chillblast: Tons of high-end gaming PCs
- Cyberpower PC: RTX 5060 Ti PC for £1,109
- Ebuyer: Great prices on gaming PCs
- CCL: Gaming PC with an RTX 5070 for £1,130
FAQ
When is Cyber Monday 2025?
Cyber Monday was December 1. But we're now in Cyber Week, so you can still pick up an excellent deal on a gaming PC, and we expect a lot of these deals to continue through the rest of Cyber Week, too.
What should I look for in a Cyber Monday gaming PC deal?
With all the system builders fighting between themselves for your cash, there are likely to be some tasty discounts all the way up and down the performance ladder. From high-end RTX 5090 systems all the way down to RTX 5060 machines, we're expecting to see a full stack of gaming PCs for the best prices they've been all year over the Black Friday period, making now a perfect time to pick up a bargain.
For those on a tight budget, we highly recommend machines featuring the Nvidia RTX 5060 and RTX 5060 Ti, as they're both relatively good value graphics cards with support for all the latest DLSS and Multi Frame Generation bells and whistles. The AMD RX 9060 XT is also an excellent budget performer with its own upscaling and Frame Gen tricks—so whether its team green or team red, those watching the pennies are well-served this generation.
Mid-range shoppers will want to look out for RTX 5070 and RTX 5070 Ti machines, as these cards make for powerful 1080p, 1440p, and even 4K gaming GPUs—as long as you're prepared to turn on the upscaling for the latter, at least. Again, AMD has strong competition here in the form of the RX 9070 and the RX 9070 XT, so you've got plenty of good options in front of you.
When it comes to the high-end stuff, though, it's all Nvidia's market this generation. That means the RTX 5080 and the RTX 5090, and while both are pretty expensive (the latter, monstrously so), they're also the most powerful consumer graphics cards you can buy right now. Expect to pay a pretty penny, but machines with these GPUs stand the best chance of dominating even the most demanding of games.
CPU-wise, you'll be wanting to look out for the AMD 9000-series chips, especially those with an X3D after their name. These processors have fancy 3D V-Cache that many games simply adore, so they make for the best gaming CPUs of this generation.
That's not to say that Intel is out of the fight, though. Even last-gen Intel chips like the Core i7 14700K still make for superb gaming chips, as it's more about the graphics card when it comes to gaming performance. The newer Intel Core Ultra Series 2 processors based on the Arrow Lake architecture are also seriously quick for gaming, so I wouldn't rule out CPUs from either manufacturer for your next rig.
When it comes to the rest, 16 GB of RAM is still the default loadout for budget machines at the very least—although we're now finding plenty of 32 GB machines on discount, which is a bit more like it in 2025. Similarly, a 1 TB SSD is a good amount of storage to get started with, although a 2 TB drive will give you lots more room for plenty of game installs.
The good news about both of these components is that they're easy to upgrade later down the line, so don't worry too much if you've found the perfect machine, but it's got a relatively small amount of RAM or a tight amount of storage. Treat 16 GB and 1 TB as a good minimum, and remember that both can be upgraded for a relatively small sum once you've saved up some more cash.
Will prices drop any lower?
There are always reasons to hold off on making a new purchase whenever you are thinking about making one. Whether it's the potential for a new generation of techie goodness on the horizon—either cutting prices on existing models or delivering tangible higher performance—or because there might be an imminent sale.
When picking out gaming PC deals we take all of this into consideration, and where we think prices on something might significantly drop on the big day itself we simply won't recommend it. But all of the products here we either believe won't significantly drop much further in terms of their pricing, even over Cyber Monday or Cyber Week, or are just good deals that we wouldn't hesitate recommending if you wanted to make a purchase.
