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Not to sound too much like a broken record, but gaming PC prices are steadily climbing thanks to the global memory shortage. For a while, RX 9070 XT PCs were somewhat of a bastion against that decline, but this week while checking out different retailers I’ve noticed even those AMD PCs have started to climb.
What does that mean for those looking for a gaming PC? Well, the budget segment (around $1,000) isn’t looking great, and while pushing above $2,500 can net you a great high-end rig, not everyone has that kind of money. In between the twoβthe mid-range segmentβis looking pretty poor, too, but there are still some rigs just about holding on against the storm.
These are RTX 5070 gaming PCs. RTX 5070 Ti rigs are way too expensive right now, and as I said, RX 9070 XT ones are finally following suit. RTX 5070 PCs, though? They’re still hanging in there, admittedly a fair bit more expensive than they were last year, but still in that middling price range around $1,500.
I’ve dropped three of the best deals I’ve found on RTX 5070 gaming PCs below. None of them has 32 GB of RAM, which is indeed a pretty big caveat, but it’s about par for the course in 2026. It also looks like you’re only getting single-channel RAM with at least the Thermaltake and Acer rigs, though I do spot two sticks in one of the images for the MSI. Actual configs can vary between pics anyways.
The Thermaltake rig has an Core Ultra 250K Plus, and it actually lists its RAM speed: 6,000 MT/s. Plenty fast. For those reasons I’d probably be opting to spend the extra $50 for it. The 250K Plus is a very impressive chip and sits very nicely in a mid-range RTX 5070 build like this. Saying that, the Acer build gets an AIO cooler, even if it is only a two-fan one.
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