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If you're in the market for a new gaming PC but don't want to assemble one yourself, this Walmart deal may strike your fancy.
Walmart’s Overpowered DTW2 Gaming Desktop is 42% off now, reduced $800 from $1899. It’s a great deal for the money, especially for those who aren’t willing to put in the time to build their own PC.
It's important to note that Walmart's Overpowered gaming PC line has been faced with some concerning reviews, with negative feedback pouring in from tech reviewers and consumers about their poor build quality. For instance, this PC line has seen problems with GPUs and CPUs with voltage that isn't always supported by the motherboard, a lack of the same extras you could add in yourself for the price, and a litany of other problems.
But at $800 off, if you want a VR-capable PC right now or are an enthusiast interested in diving in and upgrading the more iffy components yourself, this is a great deal. In the event you do run into some hiccups, Walmart is offering a two-year warranty on the PC as well as free two-day shipping right now along with the sale.
If you bag this new PC, you'll undoubtedly need the best gaming monitor, best gaming keyboard, and best gaming mouse to go with your latest purchase. Also, consult our list of the 17 things every PC gamer should own in the event you decide you want to go in and do some “surgery.”
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