The 21 best deals on graphics cards, monitors and Gaming PCs (MSI, Asus, Sony…) in our Bargain Hunting

Friday arrives at iGamesNews, at which time the product offers of PC Gaming they begin to surface. A good time for the bag to hide or come out to take advantage of all the discounts and rebates for your set-up. Let’s go there.

Headphones and microphones

• ASUS ROG Delta S for 105.46 dollars. Marking historical minimum, you take these wired headphones with noise cancellation and barely 300 grams with breathable mesh fabric pads.
• Sony INZONE H3 for 79 dollars. 7.1 surround sound for the new Sony headphones that seek comfort with the headband and nylon ear cushions.

• ROG Strix Go Core for 85.72 dollars. Total and absolute compatibility with all systems thanks to its 3.5 mm connector. They feature airtight chambers and 40mm ASUS Essence drivers for clear sound.

• Logitech G G435 for 59.99 dollars. This wireless option is perfect for moving around the house while listening through headphones. You forget about the microphone arm thanks to the integrated duals and it lasts 18 hours of sessions.
• Oversteel NAT-OV-ELECTRUM for 35.16 dollars. Good virtual 7.1 sound for headphones that have an adjustable headband, acoustic isolation and retractable cable. Very close to its historic low.
• Trust Gaming GXT 242 for 42.11 dollars. Whether on YouTube, Twitch, a podcast… this microphone marks a historical minimum to offer us high-quality recordings and with a tripod included.

laptops

• ASUS ROG Zephyrus G15 GA503RM for 1,399 dollars. Good 15.6″ screen that reaches up to 165Hz and 1440p. It is perfect for you to suffer the Metro Exodus apocalypse at more than 50FPS in Ultra with the 6GB RTX 3060. It is accompanied by the Ryzen 7 6800HS processor, 16GB of RAM and 1TB SSD so that games fly.In addition, Windows 11 installed.

• ASUS TUF Dash F15 FX517ZE for 899 dollars. Historical minimum for a cheaper option, but equally competitive. 144Hz on screen at 1080p resolution, ensuring you can enjoy Days Gone on Ultra at 76FPS. In the process, a 4GB RTX 3050 Ti and an Intel Core i7-12650H with a maximum frequency of 4.70 GHz are involved. Compared to the previous model, we went down to 512GB SSD and it does not have an operating system, but the 16GB of RAM is maintained.

Desktop computers and components

• MSI MAG Codex 5 11TD-1430EU for 1,819.99 dollars. 370 dollars discount to take a cucumber home. 32GB of RAM, massive storage with 2TB HDD and 1TB SSD. Sport 4K resolution playing The Witcher with maximum settings at 95FPS. Of course, it comes with Windows 11 Home installed.

• MSI GeForce RTX 3090 Ti for 1,485.28 dollars. Marking the historical minimum of Nvidia’s top-of-the-range GPU. The maximum possible power for your PC and thus enjoy ray tracing, DLSS and a huge image. Component to last for years.

• Disco duro SSD WD_Black SN850 for 149 dollars. 30 dollars discount to increase storage with 1TB of capacity. Compatible with PCIe Gen4, it reaches a reading speed of 7,000MB/s and has a heat sink.

Accessories

• HyperX Pulsefire Surge Mouse for 26.91 dollars. A 42% discount for a mouse that offers 16000 native DPI, 50 million clicks and the classic RGB lights to show off in the set up.
• Logitech G502 Mouse for 99.99 dollars. 14 dollars discount and you get a wireless mouse that has Powerplay technology to play while charging. It will rarely be necessary, since its battery lasts 60 hours.
• Razer BlackWidow V3 Mini Keyboard for 109.99 dollars. Practically 30 dollars of fall so that both a wireless and wired keyboard is within reach. You can store up to five different profiles in the cloud and last 200 hours of battery life.

• Teclado Logitech G213 Prodigy for 59.99 dollars. 25 dollars discount for a keyboard with two levels and built-in palm rest. In addition, care has been taken to design the keys to be as quiet as possible.
• Sila GC767BO for 125.61 dollars. It is key to be very comfortable with a backrest with up to 180º inclination and being able to rotate 360º. The synthetic leather and the different pads to round off a perfect chair for long sessions.

TVs and monitors

• MSI ARTYMIS 273CQRX for 418.56 dollars. The price falls and continues to fall for a curved monitor that reaches 1440p resolution in 27″ and 240Hz. Just 1ms of response on the screen.
• AOC C27G2AE/BK for 199 dollars. Another 27″ curved option, in this case lowering 34 dollars. 1080p resolution with 165Hz and 1ms response, along with LED backlighting.

• Acer KG251 for 174 dollars. If you are not interested in curves, you can always opt for this 24.5″ monitor, AMD FreeSync technology and 144Hz.
• Philips 75PUS8807/12 for 1,199.20 dollars. You better have a good space in the living room, because 75″ doesn’t take up much space. A colossal TV from which you can expect everything: 4K, Alexa, Dolby Vision, Atmos, Smart TV… At a historic low.
• Panasonic TX-50LX650E for 449.65 dollars. Much cheaper and with Android TV, this TV sports 4K resolution in 50″. HDR is not lacking to improve image quality.

More offers?

If after all this our Friday section falls short, you can be up to date and at all times informed of the main offers in the Hunting Bargains of Xataka, Engadget Mobile, Android updates, Espinof y Applesferaour other colleagues Buydiction and also in this flipboard magazine.

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