RTX 5090 gaming PC with Ryzen 7 7800X3D drops well below $4,000 with Newegg deal
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Newegg Black Friday deals are in full swing, and we’ve found an RTX 5090 gaming PC that’s $300 off, at its lowest price in 30 days, and reduced from $3,999.99 to $3,699.99 in the sales.
In terms of pricing, this PC is on the lower end when it comes to RTX 5090 builds, managing to keep costs down by opting for an older, but still brilliant, Ryzen 7 7800X3D gaming CPU. While you could go for a build with some more recently released, or even more high-end, components, we think that if you’re trying to keep costs relatively low, but still get access to the sheer power the RTX 5090 has to offer, then this is a great PC to consider.
YEYIAN Gaming PC MIRAGE-S – GeForce RTX 5090
- One of the more affordable RTX 5090 pre-builds
- Excellent gaming processor
- 32GB of high-speed DDR5 RAM
- Large 2TB SSD
- Stylish design with excellent airflow
- CPU is great for gaming, but there are more versatile options out there
- Brilliant pricing, but still roughly $1,000 more than a typical RTX 5080 build
What we like about this Yeyian Mirage-S gaming PC
RTX 5090 graphics card
Built on Nvidia’s new Blackwell architecture, and boasting a whopping 32GB of VRAM, this is one of the best graphics cards you can get for 4K gaming, extremely demanding creative workflows, and serious AI-accelerated tasks and machine learning. It boasts practically double the CUDA core count of the RTX 5080, the latest gen Ray-Tracing and Tensor cores, plus features DLSS 4 and MFG to push framerates even higher than what it can achieve on its own. You can read our full review here, but to summarize, you should expect it to easily handle over 100fps at 4K in most AAA games at ultra settings, and be able to very comfortably handle 4K with ray tracing enabled at very high framerates, too. It’s also going to be your best choice for complex 3D rendering, super-fast, low lag video editing, and more.
Ryzen 7 7800X3D
This may be an older processor, but it’s still one of the best gaming CPUs you can get. It has 8 cores, 16 threads, a boost clock speed of 5GHz, and a massive 96MB L3 cache. It’s the unique 3D V-cache that makes this one of the top choices for gamers looking for low latency and smooth performance, as it’s stacked in a way that it can hold more data for much quicker access than your typical CPU. Read our full review here to see why it’s still a top choice for even the very best graphics cards on the market.
Good amount of RAM and storage
32GB of DDR5 RAM ensures that you have enough headroom for even the most demanding system requirements, and it is a good amount to have when running RAM-intensive creative applications. Its 2TB SSD is also enough for a fairly substantial gaming library, while offering enough room for other files.
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Other special features
This build has a powerful 1000W Gold PSU, 360mm AIO liquid cooling, and is built on a B850 motherboard, making it a good future-proof option for further upgrades.
What are your alternatives?
For flat-out gaming, this build is great, but if you’re looking for something a bit more versatile for creative workloads and demanding productivity, then you may want to explore options with a different CPU. The Ryzen 7 7800X3D is brilliant for gaming, but its core and thread count are quite low compared to some of the Intel Core Ultra processors, for instance, which would be better for heavy multitasking and AI-accelerated tasks, thanks to their dedicated NPUs. To keep costs down, you could also explore some of the 14th Gen Intel options, which have very high boost clock speeds, high core and thread counts, with a slight trade-off being their smaller L3 caches. Since they’re last-gen, RTX 5090/ 14th Gen prebuilds could be a relatively affordable option, too.
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