Best-selling ABS RTX 5060 gaming PC with 32GB of DDR5 hit with $250 price cut at Newegg
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Newegg’s number 1 best-selling gaming PC has a solid $250 discount right now, and has been reduced from $1,499.99 to $1,249.99. It’s easy to see why this is a popular choice, as it’s essentially a budget-friendly gaming PC, but with higher-end components that bring much more to the table than most entry-level options. You’ve got an RTX 5060 8GB, which is pretty much a graphics card for high fps 1080p gaming, and very well suited for esports in particular, and that’s paired with a high core count Intel i7-14700F, which is notable for its excellent gaming capabilities, and standout multitasking and content creation performance. On top of that, it opts for 32GB of DDR5, which is going to be great for overall responsiveness, but also assists with more demanding titles and working on large files in popular creative editing applications. Overall, it ticks a lot of boxes for the price and is well worth checking out while it’s on sale.
Key features ABS Cyclone Aqua RTX 5060 gaming PC
RTX 5060 graphics card
For high fps 1080p gaming performance and next-gen features, the RTX 5060 is one of the best graphics cards to go for if you’re sticking to a budget. It features 8GB of GDDR7 VRAM, 3840 CUDA cores, and a 128-bit bus, which makes it a pretty capable card for 1080p and 1440p, especially if you use DLSS and MFG. Its ray tracing performance gets a boost via its 4th-gen RT cores, and its AI performance is quite notable courtesy of its impressive 5th-gen tensor cores. While the 16GB version may be the better choice for most people, it can be a fair bit more expensive in a pre-built, making the 8GB option better suited for those who primarily want the card for esports and competitive gaming, rather than something more suitable for a workstation setup.
Intel Core i7-14700F processor
This is one of the areas that helps this PC command a slightly higher price point than some of your more affordable 5060 builds. The i7-14700F is a powerful choice for gaming, with its 5.4GHz boost clock speed and large 33MB cache easily accommodating high fps 1080p and 1440p gaming, with low frame latency. Larger L3 caches like this are essential when playing in 1080p at high framerates, and can drastically improve 1% lows and overall smoothness in competitive and esports games, where the RTX 5060 is well-suited. In terms of multitasking, you’ve got 20 cores (8 performance, 12 efficient) and 28 threads, which is brilliant if you want to stream or have Discord open without impacting gaming performance. It’s also very good for creative applications like Blender and Adobe Premiere Pro, which work by ‘chopping up’ workflows into small buckets, so they can be processed in parallel, which is why they work better with higher core and thread count CPUs like this one. Check out our full review for a deeper dive into this CPU’s capabilities.
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Storage and RAM
Another area that drives the price up a bit here, but it’s well worth it, is its 32GB of DDR5 RAM. Many RTX 5060 builds opt for 16GB of DDR4, which is okay, but doesn’t hold a candle to 32GB of DDR5. This amount is going to help a lot when playing more demanding games, like open-world titles, and it’s also going to give you plenty of headroom should you wish to do any editing of huge files in Photoshop, Adobe Premiere Pro, and more. It also has a 1TB SSD, which is fine, but pretty basic. You can realistically ram about 8 large AAA games on here without nerfing your storage for other essential files, which is not bad at all, and that’s assuming they’re all around 100GB, which isn’t always the case.
Things to consider
In short, if you’re sticking to a budget, it’s worth noting that this is on the upper end of RTX 5060 builds, and you can get cheaper. As mentioned, you’re going to likely be getting a low-core-count CPU that’s going to be fine for gaming, but not much else. You’ll also likely get DDR4 RAM, and not much of it either, which isn’t ideal, but still okay for most people. Personally, I think builds around the $1,150 mark make the most sense from a price-to-performance perspective, especially as RTX 5060 Ti prebuilds tend to start appearing around the $1,200 mark, and have high CUDA core counts for better 1080p and 1440p performance, alongside better handling of rendering in creative applications. Check out our top gaming PC deals below to see what else is currently on sale.
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