Harpy | RTX 5070 Ti | 270K Plus: was $2699.99 now $2149If you're looking to go Nvidia, this is about as good as you'll get for this close to $2,000 without sacrificing on CPU horsepower or RAM capacity. 32 GB of RAM plus a 270K Plus CPU makes for a formidable combo, both for gaming and productivity. With the RTX 5070 Ti in the mix, you shouldn't have any problem with games at 1440p and even 4K in many games.Key specs: Core Ultra 270K Plus | RTX 5070 Ti | 32 GB DDR5-6000 | 1 TB SSDView DealWhat's a PC gamer got to do these days to get ahold of 32 GB of RAM? 'Is it blood sacrifices? I feel like it's blood sacrifices,' you may be saying, but stop! Before you trouble that poor goat, there is a simpler answer: Prebuilt gaming PCs.Case in point is this Skytech Gaming Harpy gaming PC. Not only are you getting 32 GB of sweet, sweet DDR5, but also a beefy Nvidia RTX 5070 Ti GPU. That card alone packs in a very welcome 16 GB VRAM, too. 'Memory crisis? What memory crisis?' you may be tempted to scoff, so let me get to the important bit; you can pick up this prebuilt PC for $2,149 from Walmart right now.We're curating all the best Prime Day PC gaming deals hereThat's $551 off the usual price. Before you go back to eyeing the goat again, let me break down why this is a great deal. As our Jacob notes in his regularly updated round up of the best cheap gaming PC deals, this really is the best price you're going to find for that combination of hardware, without encountering some serious compromises elsewhere.Alongside all of that tasty RAM and a powerful GPU, the Skytech Gaming Harpy features a CPU that will keep up. Specifically, it's the Intel Core Ultra 270K Plus, a 24-core Arrow Lake chip that our Nick described as an "outstanding all-rounder," when he reviewed it earlier this year.Basically, this is a great rig for 1440p and even 4K gaming—speaking of which, you may want to check out our Prime Day monitor deals while you're here.The Skytech Gaming Harpy also comes with 1 TB of SSD storage for your OS and games. While I'm sure we'd all love a bit more space, 1 TB does tend to be the most cost-effective sweet spot (though I did just stumble across a cracking deal on a 2 TB SSD here).Bottom line, if I had the funds and the inclination, this would be how I got my grubby little mitts on not only a 50-series card but also oodles of RAM. The goat lives to frolick in a field somewhere for another day.👉Shop all of Walmart's gaming PC deals here👈