Sales
Hardware Sales: G602 Mouse for $46, 80 Plus Platinum PSU for $110
By Steve BurkeThe major retailers want you to buy stuff. Actually, all retailers do. And they'd prefer you do it before end of year. We're really not revealing news here – but there are a couple of good sales leading into the year's final stretch. Logitech's G602 wireless mouse – one that we use internally – is about half off, an 80 Plus Platinum 750W PSU is available at $110, and there's an i7-4790K for $300.
System Integrators Offering GTX 950 As Free Step-Up from 750 Ti
By Steve BurkeGraphics vendor nVidia today announced its plans for an upgrade program, active through December 4. The program is in partnership with system integrators (“SIs”) who sell pre-built, user-specified gaming PCs. We've reviewed a few, including one from CyberPower and one from iBUYPOWER, for the curious.
The limited step-up program, which is not open to DIY builders at this time, upgrades any GTX 750 Ti-equipped systems to a GTX 950. There is no additional cost for the upgrade.
Cyber Monday Sales: 1TB SSD for $200, Corsair 200R for $46, & $140 500GB SSD
By Patrick LathanIn the calm between the storms – Black Friday and Cyber Monday – a few hangers-on have remained on sale through the weekend. Granted, “sale” is almost meaningless at this point; there's a near-perpetual discount on PC hardware through various vendors, but that's good news for system builders. This weekend, we found a 960GB SSD for $270 (or $200 via Newegg), 500GB SSD for $140, Corsair 200R for $46, and Logitech G910 for $160.
Pre-Black Friday Sales: Heavily Discounted Intel CPUs, GTX 960s for $170, & 4K
By Patrick LathanWinter is coming – and so is Black Friday, as “Black November” before it. And “Black February” (anyone remember that?). Look, the point is that this holiday – Black Friday, that is, not Thanksgiving – has expanded without hesitance. Current sales include Intel CPUs (like the 4790K), GTX 960 discounts to below $200, an NZXT Phantom, and a Samsung display.
Video Card Sales Round-Up: GTX 980 Ti for $600, R9 380 for $160, & More
By Patrick LathanBlack Friday isn't far off now, and the timing couldn't be better in coordination with the games industry: Call of Duty, Fallout 4, and Battlefront are all rolling forward, full-steam ahead, and are ready to make use of modern gaming hardware. This week, we found a GTX 980 Ti discounted to $600, an R9 380, and a pair of GTX 970s.
Hardware Sales – i5-6400 for $180, RAM Back to $38 for 8GB, & $170 GTX 960
By Patrick LathanThe sales have slowed down substantially this weekend, likely in the face of America's most worshipped holiday: Black Friday. Even with the innovative holiday-forging that wrought “Black November,” sales are still dry – but there's still a few things worth a look.
Gaming Hardware Sales: 980 Ti Hybrid for $700, 250GB SSD at $88, & $65 WD Black 1TB
By Patrick LathanThere's no trade-in program for your kids' candy, unfortunately, but there are still a few hardware sales through the weekend. EVGA's GTX 980 Ti Hybrid is marked down $50, the 850 EVO makes for a cheap SSD, and some budget-class storage and cases are also running low prices.
Gaming Hardware Sales – $300 UltraWide, $700 34” Curved, & More Monitors
By Steve BurkeThis weekend marks the first appearance of an UltraWide monitor in our sales round-ups. An LG 29” 21:9 UltraWide is on sale for 50%, alongside a ~$700 34” curved display (also LG) and 24” ASUS display.
Gaming Hardware Sales – Skylake CPU, 4x 3TB WD Reds, & Corsair PSU
By Steve BurkeThis weekend’s gaming hardware sales sees the return of WD Red hard drives, an Intel i5-6400 Skylake CPU, and a 750W PSU on the cheap. The WD Red drives are of particular interest to use – we actually use three of these in RAID 5 on our render rig, and feel confident in recommending them for RAID users.
Gaming Hardware Sales: $170 GTX 960, $50 750W PSU, & Liquid Cooler
By Patrick LathanNewegg's Fall sales continue, and we've picked another mixed bag this week--a PSU, GTX 960 video card, a CLC, and a monitor. Check out the hardware sales below.
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