It’s not like you need a beefy PC to play Valorant – despite the game recently moving over to Unreal Engine 5 – but HP is releasing a Valorant-themed gaming PC with up to RTX 5080 power inside it. The design is sure to go down well with any fans of the tactical FPS, and the GPU can be swapped out for something cheaper; any of them will run Valorant with ease.

This belongs to part of the HP OMEN product line, though we’re disappointed to see it doesn’t really give a nod to Omen, who has been one of the playable Agents in Valorant since the closed beta. In any case, the launch arrives alongside the Valorant Champions LAN happening in Paris this week, kicking off today (September 12).

Valorant gaming PC with up to RTX 5080 and i7-14700F

HP reveals in its blog post that the new desktop was created in collaboration with Riot Games as a limited-edition model. It is sprinkled with references to the game, such as spray patterns and ultimate indicators around the outer shell, a custom fan hub featuring an artistic render of the Spike, and a magnetic Valorant keychain.

The company says there is up to RTX 5080 graphics and an Intel Core i7-14700F processor in this custom build. As we can see from the product page and configuration, you can also fit it with an RTX 5060, RTX 5060 Ti (8GB or 16GB), or the RTX 5070. Interestingly, the 5080 option is not currently listed, though it may be available at a later date. There is no other choice of CPU.

This Valorant-themed OMEN 35L Gaming Desktop starts shipping on October 10.

HP OMEN VALORANT PC side panel, source: HP

HP OMEN VALORANT PC with RTX 5060, source: HP

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Available now for a starting price of $1,889.99 at HP.com (and also expected to be available at BestBuy.com), the OMEN 35L VALORANT Limited Edition brings VALORANT off the screen and onto your desk. From performance to design, it’s made for fans who want their setup to match their passion. Check out this device and other gaming PCs and solutions from OMEN and HyperX during Finals Weekend at Accor Arena in the Fan Fest area.

Source: HP

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