This HP gaming desktop offers an RTX 3060 Ti and Core i5 for just $1024.99

That’s actually cheaper than the card itself on eBay

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We’ve just spotted what has to be one of the cheapest RTX 3060 Ti pre-builts we’ve seen so far, thisHPPavilion TG01 gaming desktopfor $1024.99- which is currently $100 off thanks to a weekly sale at HP.

Before you ask - to get the above price you’ll have to add an RTX 3060 Ti in the graphics card selection and also a 400 watt power supply. Adding both of those will result in a hefty upcharge - around $400 - but it’sdefinitelyworth it if you’re looking for sheer bang for the buck.

While most would have never previously advocated buying a pre-built gaming PC over building your own, because the price of an RTX 3060 Ti is onaverage around $1,100on auction sitesby itself, going pre-built is definitely the way to go right now.

The above build at HP will score you that RTX 3060 Ti, anIntelCore i5-10400 processor, 8GB of RAM, and a 256GB SSD, which you can all upgrade for varying upcharges. We’d definitely recommend adding a 512GB SSD for $40 since it’s a fairly cheap upgrade and will double your speedy storage space for all those games.

One thing worth noting here is that the current shipping date for these machines is07/29/2021over at HP, so there’s a bit of a wait until you get your shiny new PC. It’s also worth noting that the yearlyPrime Day dealsare set to land next Monday (22nd June), although we don’t expect there to be much action on cheap graphics cards.

One really cheap RTX 3060 Ti at HP

One really cheap RTX 3060 Ti at HP

HP Pavilion gaming desktop:$1124.99$1024.99 at HPSelect an RTX 3060 Ti as your graphics card and upgrade your PSU to a 400W to get the above price on a prebuilt HP gaming desktop in today’s sale. Note - this is probably the cheapest we’ve ever seen an RTX 3060 prebuilt go for, but you’ll probably want to upgrade the  SSD to a 512GB capacity for a small upcharge too. You can also add an Intel Core i7 processor, and more RAM for fairly cheap too if you’d like a bit more performance.

Going pre-built not your thing? We totally get you, and that’s why we’re tracking thebest graphics card priceson a daily basis.

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