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This crazy HP Pavilion gaming PC is just $599 at Walmart for Cyber Monday

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If you’re in the market for a new gaming PC, you can snap up a fantastic HP Pavilion gaming PC for $100 off at Walmart as part of its Cyber Monday sales. Everything about it has exactly what you need to be able to play all your favorite games without a problem.

Normally priced at $700, you can snap up this HP Pavilion gaming PC tower for just $600 right now at Walmart. A savings of $100, this is a pretty sweet deal if you want a gaming PC without having to pay a fortune for a gaming rig from a name brand like Alienware. We haven’t reviewed the system, but HP is a dependable name in PCs.

This HP Pavilion gaming PC offers an AMD Ryzen 5 3500 processor, 8GB of memory, and 256GB of SSD storage, plus an Nvidia GeForce GTX 1650 Super graphics card. That’s all that you could need for gaming while on a budget, and it’s sure to please no matter what games you plan on playing. For this price, it’s a truly excellent setup.

Besides those all-important technical specs, the HP Pavilion Gaming PC also has 5.1 surround sound and includes a massive nine USB ports. It’s great to see so many USB ports, as it means you can easily add all kinds of gaming accessories to the system without worrying about running out of ports.

Simply put, the HP Pavilion Gaming PC has everything you need to get started. Tt’s able to run Fortnite, Rocket League, The Elder Scrolls Online, and much more, all at recommended specifications without any problems. The case even looks pretty cool in an understated way, so it should fit into your games room perfectly.

There’s a lot to like here but if you want to check out the competition, we’ve also rounded up the best Cyber Monday gaming PC deals and Cyber Monday gaming laptop deals so you can compare and find the right gaming rig for you along with Cyber Monday gaming chair deals to perfect your setup.

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Jennifer Allen
Jennifer Allen is a technology writer with over 15 years of experience in the field. During that time, she's spent the past…
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