RTX 5060 Ti gaming PC with Core Ultra 7 is $1,349 at Walmart, $420.99 below its reference price
A CyberPowerPC gaming desktop with an Intel Core Ultra 7 processor and an RTX 5060 Ti is available for $1,349 at Walmart in the US. The retailer compares that price with $1,769.99, putting the listed saving at $420.99.
The machine is the Gamer Supreme SLC8200WST, and the offer we checked is for a new system sold and shipped by Walmart. You do not need a coupon or Walmart+ membership for the displayed price, although delivery availability can vary by location.
For the money, you get a Core Ultra 7 270K Plus, an RTX 5060 Ti with 8GB of graphics memory, 16GB of DDR5 RAM and a 1TB SSD. It is a combination worth considering if you want a ready-built gaming PC, but there are a couple of details I would check before ordering.
- New; sold and shipped by Walmart
- RTX 5060 Ti 8GB, 16GB DDR5, 1TB SSD
The PC pairs a 24-core chip with an 8GB RTX 5060 Ti
The processor has 24 cores, made up of eight performance cores and 16 efficiency cores. Intel lists a maximum turbo frequency of up to 5.5GHz, though the speed you see will depend on the workload and the system's cooling.
The graphics card is the 8GB RTX 5060 Ti, rather than the 16GB version. If you play newer games with demanding textures, you may need to adjust settings as graphics-memory requirements rise, particularly at higher resolutions. I would choose based on the games and monitor you actually use, not the processor name alone.
There is 16GB of system memory as well. That is a reasonable starting point for a gaming PC, but anyone who regularly plays with several apps open or works with large projects may prefer a 32GB configuration. Check the installed memory layout and available upgrade options with CyberPowerPC before buying extra RAM.
The 1TB SSD gives you space for Windows and a selection of games, although the usable capacity will be lower after formatting and system files. If your library is large, it is worth checking storage expansion options before deciding how much room you will need later.
The same PC sold for $1,249 in October
Walmart's $420.99 saving compares the current $1,349 offer with its displayed $1,769.99 “was” price. It is not evidence that the PC has never been cheaper: Slickdeals recorded the same model at $1,249 in October.
That earlier price makes this a different proposition from a record low, but the current configuration can still be useful if you want the 24-core processor in a prebuilt system now. I recommend comparing the full specifications with other PCs near $1,349, especially the graphics memory and RAM, before placing an order.
Prices and stock can change quickly. Confirm that the listing still shows the new SLC8200WST at $1,349, with Walmart as the seller, and check your delivery options before checkout.
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