Today's best deals for PC gamers: Desktops, GPUs, and Indie bundles worth clicking

I guarantee you need something in today’s transaction. There is a desktop that can run top-tier GPUs, high-speed CPUs, and small moon bases. On the other hand, there is the cost of takeout and the humble Ethernet switch in SSD enclosures that do exactly what you’re saying at tin. Power and practicality of equal parts.

We’ve put together big brand hardware, solid indie games, and some handy extras you didn’t know you had never needed until now. If your rig is slow or your backlog looks a bit thin, there is something worth clicking on. Let’s get into it:

This Aurora build offers the essentials of 1080p and entry-level 1440p games. I have an Intel Core Ultra 7 265F CPU, RTX 4060 TI GPU, 16GB DDR5 RAM and a 1TB NVME SSD. Air-cooled with solid side panels and 500W PSU. From $1,499.99 to $1,249.99, it’s fair priced for a solid, compact gaming tower with a good future.

Would you like to fantasize about headroom a little more? This high-end Aurora rig will be replaced with a 16GB GDDR7 and an RTX 5070 Ti. You’ll still get the Core Ultra 7, 16GB DDR5 RAM and 1TB SSD, but the 1000W Platinum PSU and clear side panel make it even more premium. Currently, $1,699.99 (it was $2,099.99) is a great bump in performance for anyone looking to 1440p or Light 4K games.

At $699, this is a strong entry point. AMD’s Ryzen 5 8400F pairs well with the RX 7600 for 1080p gaming, with 16GB DDR5 RAM and 1TB SSD giving it long-term ease of use. The clean design, Windows 11, and a substantial amount of upgrade space make it a solid choice for budget-conscious players or secondary builds.

For $20, there are seven indie games focused on the story, each with a high steam rating. Highlights include Harold Halibut, Season, and 2-year-old, 6 years old. If you’re interested in quirky, emotional storytelling and handmade visuals, this is a bundle worth exploring. The proceeds go to the IT Gets Gets Better project.

Starting at $5.99 for two games, the bundle includes outstanding standouts like Bone Totem, Jupiter Hell and Warhammer 40K Mechanicus. It’s worth more as you stack the titles, with price per game under $3. A great way to fill out your library with lesser known but well-viewed titles.

Only $10.63 for a USB 3.1 Gen 2 enclosure that supports 2230/2242/2260/2280 NVME drives. Perfect for cloning, retrieving old SSDs, and creating your own external storage. It’s plug and play with good heat dissipation and UASP support.

The RTX 5070 is a solid mid-tier option for stepping into a high refresh rate of 1440p or 4K games. This PNY model comes with triple fan, 12GB of GDDR7, and full PCIE 5.0 support. At $549.99, it’s well positioned against other cards in this range.

From $139.99 to $79.99, this stand-up platform case saves desk space while supporting serious cooling. Includes a PCIE 4.0 riser cable, 3 pre-installed fans, and an Argb strip. If you want to get your build upright and cold, a unique look with performance perks.

With 20 cores and speeds up to 5.5GHz, this processor is spinning for productivity and gaming. Unlocked for overclocking, supports PCIE 5.0 and is compatible with Intel 800 series motherboards. At $259.99 ($404), it’s a powerful option for builders who need the latest architecture.

Plug and play, silent, compact, this 8-port switch is perfect for expanding your wired connection at home or in a small office. For $17.99, if you need all your gear on Ethernet, it’s a cheap insurance for Flaky Wi-Fi.

For $699.99, the laptop offers decent mobile gaming performance with a 144Hz screen, a Ryzen 7 7445HS processor, 16GB RAM and an RTX 4050. This is neither ultra-lightweight nor ultra-premium, but it is a very easy-to-use everyday gaming machine for the price.