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AMD Ryzen 7 7600X | 6 cores | 12 threads | 5.3 GHz boost | 105 W TDP | AM5 socket | $299.99 $174.99 at Newegg (save $125 with promo code FANDUA597) Yes, it's 'only' a six-core processor but they're seriously powerful cores. It'll cope with pretty much any game you care to throw at it and still have room for more.
Alienware was first out of the gate with a true OLED gaming monitor in the Alienware 34 AW3423DW back in early 2022. But it was arguably the revised «F» model that followed a year later that really hit the spot. Truly, theAlienware 34 AW3423DWF was a magnificent gaming monitor.
From fancy 4K webcams, all the way down to the simple, budget cams just for work form home meetings, there are some pretty wild deals on the best webcams for Prime Day this year.
Samsung Odyssey G70B | 28-inch | 4K | 144 Hz | IPS | $449.99$399.99 at Amazon (Save $50) 28 inches might be small for a 4K monitor, but do not for a second let that put you off, because this thing's 28-inch screen will have a tighter pixel pitch and will look seriously sharp. It's also a high refresh rate IPS panel, too, so the colors will be on-point. The 400 cd/m² max brightness isn't stellar, but as this isn't a HDR screen I wouldn't worry about that, either. Not when you're paying this sort of cash for it.
I don't really vibe with the whole Razer lifestyle thing, and I don't especially care about whether my PC lights up the room in fluorescence. Heck, I don't even like the silly names or the snake logo, and we all know that Razer stuff comes with a Razer premium on the price. And yet every penny I've spent on PC gaming accessories in at least the last five years—keyboards, mice, headset, mics—has gone to Razer's coffers.
If you ever wondered why PCG keeps inviting me, the heathen Katie Wickens, back for Prime Day deal shenanigans you'll find it's entirely based around my knack for finding the weirdest deals imaginable.
Corsair 4000D Airflow | ATX Mid-tower |Up to 360 mm fans front | Up to 280 mm fans top | 120 mm fan rear | 7.85 kg | $104.99 $79.97 at Amazon (save $25.02, Prime member exclusive deal) Corsair's compact PC case is pretty basic but has plenty of room inside for lots of fans and graphics cards up to 360 mm (14.2 inches) in length. It's on sale pretty much everywhere and at this price, it's a veritable bargain.
In what may be a unique event in world history, a Something Awful forums user has posted so hard that it's become news—returning from the void after a decade-long ban purely in order to pick up the exact same tabletop game nerd debate that got him banned in the first place.