Gaming Laptops, Desktops, And Monitors Are Already Steeply Discounted Ahead Of Black Friday 2023

It's official--Black Friday 2023 has arrived at Best Buy, and some of the best early deals can be found on PC gaming products. Specifically, you can save big on gaming laptops, prebuilt desktops, gaming monitors, and even a couple of high-end graphics cards. Here's a look at the best early Black Friday PC gaming deals. Amazon is price-matching some of these deals, too. We'll continue to add to this list in coming weeks as more Black Friday deals become available.

The HP Omen Gaming Desktop is one of the best deals, offering an Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070 GPU, 16GB RAM, and 1TB SSD for just $1,500 (down from $2,100). It also comes in a gorgeous black tower case augmented by a bundle of RGB lights. It's more than powerful enough to handle all the new and upcoming releases this holiday season, so give it a look if you're seeking an upgraded rig.

Several gaming laptops are also on sale, including the budget-friendly HP Victus 15.6-Inch Gaming Laptop with an RTX 3050 for just $550 (down from $900) and the ASUS TUF Gaming A16 Laptop with an AMD Radeon RX7600S for $750 (down from $1,000).

Beyond computers, you'll find tons of gaming monitors up for grabs. This includes the ridiculously oversized Samsung Odyssey 49-Inch Curved Dual Gaming Monitor, which is down to $1,300 from its usual $2,200. That's an expensive monitor--but this is one of the best prices we've seen for the incredible display. And if you're looking to build the ultimate gaming setup, you really can't beat this behemoth of a screen. Looking for something more reasonable? Check out the Samsung Odyssey G51C 32-Inch Gaming Monitor for just $250 (down from $400).

You'll find all of our favorite PC gaming deals below. For even more Black Friday deals, check out our roundup dedicated to all gaming, tech, and entertainment offers at Best Buy.

$1,500 ($2,100)

• Intel Core i7-12700K
• RTX 4070
• 16GB RAM
• 1TB SSD

$250 ($400)

• 32-inch display
• 165Hz refresh rate
• 2560 x 1440 resolution

$550 ($900)

• Intel Core i5-13420H
• RTX 3050
• 8GB RAM
• 512GB SSD

$800 ($1,250)

• Intel Core i5-13400F
• RTX 3060
• 16GB RAM
• 512GB SSD

$240 ($350)

• 32-inch curved display
• 165Hz refresh rate
• 2560 x 1440 resolution

$750 ($1,100)

• 16-inch display
• AMD Ryzen 7 7735HS
• Radeon RX7600S
• 16GB RAM
• 512GB SSD

$800 ($1,200)

• Intel i5-13500HX
• RTX 4050
• 16GB RAM
• 512GB SSD

$800 ($1,100)

• Intel i7-12650H
• RTX 4060
• 16GB RAM
• 512GB SSD

$170 ($350)

• 27-inch display
• 170Hz refresh rate
• 2560 x 1440 resolution

$150 ($260)

• 27-inch curved display
• 144Hz refresh rate
• 1920 x 1080 resolution

$800 ($1,000)

• 34-inch curved display
• 165Hz refresh rate
• 3440 x 1440 resolution
• 0.1ms response time

$1,300 ($2,200)

• 49-inch curved display
• 240Hz refresh rate
• 5120 x 1440 resolution
• 1ms response time

$70 ($140)

• Wired connection
• Tactile switches
• TKL layout

$100 ($200)

• Wireless connection
• 20 hours battery life
• Retractable microphone

$1,060 ($1,200-$1,240)

The listings for these two graphics cards look practically identical. The difference is the "OC" version isn't restricted to stock settings with regards to video/memory speeds. It can be overclocked.