Deals, Discounts, and Best PC Component Buys & Builds

I went through the exact same process when I was shopping for a new power supply. In the end, I landed in the same spot as you guys—it just isn't worth the extra wait or the massive headache. Sometimes shipping costs even drive the price up, but obviously, nothing beats those killer Amazon Lightning Deals.

https://www.amazon.com/Samsung-870-EVO-SATA-500GB/dp/B086W6P66X

Yeah, doesn't make much of a difference. The mobile app at nabave.net glitched out, so it didn't pull up any shops.
You often see those bottom-dollar prices coming from those sketchy overseas sites (like ipon?), but honestly, Amazon is way more reliable than them.

This is a killer price for a 500GB Samsung 870 EVO.👍👍

Timothy Kim60 said:That’s exactly how I felt when I was shopping for a PSU. Ended up in the same spot—not worth the headache or the wait. Shipping can even drive the price up, but nothing beats those massive Amazon Lightning Deals.

https://www.amazon.com/samsung-870-evo

If I needed an SSD, I wouldn't even hesitate. This is a killer deal.👍

https://www.newegg.com/Graphics-Cards/NVIDIA/GTX-1060/n/cat%3aGraphics%20Cards

There's a bunch of other stuff on sale too, honestly can't tell if I caught the start of the sale or what...

I wouldn't exactly call this a discount. These look like the standard prices to me.

That price is honestly ridiculous 😬

Even this isn't exactly a steal. You can find a GTX 1060 for less than $867.

Haha, classic... just like those Black Friday deals where they slap a "50% off" sticker on something but the price doesn't actually budge at all

amazon.com is a total scam! I was looking at this mini projector and a Samsung 500 GB SSD on some insane sale, and then—thank god I didn't just fall for it immediately—I actually did a little digging and some Googling. Turns out, that "50% off" crap they’re advertising? It’s actually just the regular price. What a joke.

You can find some decent deals on individual components there, but only 🙂once in a blue moon. That’s why having a dedicated procurement specialist
is worth it.

Kingston SSD 480 GB A400 636 KN Cooler master $212

Cooler Master kućište MasterCase 5 - $183

Timothy Kim60 said:Kingston SSD 480GB A400 $212

Cooler Master case MasterCase 5 - $183

It’d be nice if Fractal cases were priced lower $167 👍

I find myself quite satisfied with this micro-ATX marvel; considering what I actually paid for it, I’d give it a solid 10/10. Honestly, I can't point to any real flaws, and it likely outperforms most cases that cost several times as much: https://www.amazon.com/therm...a-atx-46440231

Crucial MX500 500GB - $259

iChill GeForce GTX1070 x3 - $1136. It’s actually quite solid, especially considering what you'd expect from a model like this

31.5" Dell Q3279VWF - $175

27" Samsung 27UD88-W - $410

Samsung C27FG73 27" - $335

Timothy Kim60 said:31.5" Dell Q3279VWF - $175

27" Samsung 27UD88-W - $410

Samsung C27FG73 27" - $335

This Dell is an insanely good deal. $400 for a 31" 1440p 75Hz monitor with Freesynac. 🙏