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You don’t have powerful enough graphics in the CPU to really run games locally, outside of ultra-lightweight indie games.

How is this a gaming PC? Strictly speaking, it’s not. Now let’s talk about the graphics card in this build.

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It’s not quite as good a deal as previous years (which offered a retail key for $30), but it’s above board and will keep people from being appalled about the source of your Windows key.

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The operating system is easy, too-it’s an OEM license from PCWorld’s official software store, which offers a Windows 10 Home license for $40. Those don’t normally drop below sale prices of $45. (Those on a tight budget can go down to 250GB M.2 SSD or a 240GB 2.5-inch SATA drive to trim another $8 from the cost, and I’ve put those suggestions in the build notes.) The Phanteks case is a nice get, as it’s a brand-name case with a tempered glass panel. As for the SSD, 500GB may seem extravagant given the approach to memory, but saving less than $10 and halving the amount of storage is silly if you’re an Amazon Prime member. RAM has been kept at 8GB and a single DIMM for cost savings, but if I were to tweak this system, I’d spend on a 2x 4GB DIMM configuration for better performance. Seeing a name-brand case for $30 for the first time in awhile is actually exciting.Īs for the memory, storage, power supply, and case, the picks are pretty straightforward. In contrast, building an AMD system lets you pick up a mobo for at least $30 less. You won’t find many low-cost Intel LGA 1200 boards to choose from during Black Friday, much less ones on deep discount. Unfortunately, you can’t pair it with an equally affordable motherboard. Snagging one at a discount is a good get these days. Will it burn down barns? Of course not, but it’s still a solid budget CPU. Right now, you can buy the Core i3-10105 for $100 from Micro Center, a very respectable processor with 4 cores and 8 threads. (Hold onto your outrage over the choice to lean on GeForce Now.

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Or at the very least, the bones of your system feel respectably long-lasting despite how little you spent on it.Įnter Micro Center, every PC builder’s mecca, as well as my newly flexible definition of what constitutes a gaming PC. (Not that I could, as the 3000G is sold out.) Black Friday deal hunting should feel at least a little exciting-that you were able to snap up something at a price you’d almost never see another time of the year.

Price is after filing $20 mail-in rebate.Īfter last year’s Athlon special, I chose not to purposely go that low in specs this time around.

You can instead opt for the EVGA 500W 80+ if you prefer no mail-in rebates or the Corsair CX550 is sold out.

Price is after filing $20 mail-in rebate.

Otherwise, non-Prime members can consider the 250GB WD Blue SN550 M.2 SSD or the 240GB Crucial BX500 2.5-inch SSD for $35, but be aware that these drives are a downgrade in capacity.

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You can sign up for a free 30-day Prime trial to get this price.

Price is for Amazon Prime members only.

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You can obtain it for $20 more on Newegg with coupon code SSAY2522.

This price for the Core i3-10105 is only available for in-store pickup at Micro Center.

There’s also a particular angle it takes on graphics, which you’ll see in a moment.

(It’ll just cost more.) The deals largely remain available, and if not, you can find decent substitutes. This year’s cheapest build revolves around a Micro Center in-store deal, but even if you don’t live near that retailer, you can still roll this system yourself. Build #1: The cheapest Black Friday gaming PC possible Or rather, take it as concrete proof of what DIY builders have known for months: Things suck right now. So, instead of this project being something we can all undertake, think of this article as a temperature read on the state of PC building. In fact, hopping on this year’s deals requires lucky timing and quick reflexes. This year is even more difficult, due to supply chain issues. As you can see in my 2020 build, putting together a cheap Black Friday gaming PC got rough. You can still find eye-popping bargains-even during the weekend after Black Friday proper, as several deals that are available remain-but spinning them into budget PC building gold is much harder.Įvery Black Friday, I try to spec out the cheapest gaming PC possible using only discounted parts, and as you can see from my 2016, 2017, 2018, and 2019 results, my machines steadily improved while also dropping in price. In 2021, however, choosing parts is startlingly fast, if only because there are so few deals due to low parts availability. In normal years, picking out the best Black Friday PC component deals can take some time.