These six Prime Day gaming PC deals are still holding out against the memory crisis with a whole 32 GB of RAM in each of them

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June 26, 2026: The discount gods have taken pity on us all, it seems, because these RAMpocalypse-beating rigs are still on sale. Long may they continue (hopefully past today, which is the last day of Prime Day, err, week).

It's no secret that the PC market is a little bit of a shambles right now thanks primarily to the global memory shortage—high prices and, often, systems skimping on RAM. Over this Prime Day, however, I've been keeping my eye on different retailers for the best Prime Day gaming PC deals, and have spotted a handful of rigs that have defied the odds and stuck with 32 GB of RAM.

There aren't many 32 GB PCs that are worth considering for price-to-performance this Prime Day, but the six below most certainly are.

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You don't have to go up to high-end territory, either, to get a PC with 32 GB of RAM that's worth its discounted price tag. There's a sub-$1,000 PC I've spotted with a proper 2x 16 GB RAM kit. Now, that one might be DDR4 but it will be enough to have that CPU comfortably keeping up with the RTX 5060 installed alongside it.

The most appealing to my eyes is the RX 9070 XT rig I previously highlighted as one that could be the best we see on sale over Prime Day. So far, that's turned out to be true. But without further ado, the 32 GB gaming PC deals...

Amazon Prime Day 32 GB gaming PC deals

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Best gaming PC 2026

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

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