If you’ve been putting off a gaming PC upgrade, Walmart has picked a particularly expensive week to tempt you. GeForce Week at Walmart runs through September 27, with discounts of up to $1,300 on NVIDIA GeForce RTX 50 Series laptops, desktops, and graphics cards, with select systems discounted by as much as 38%. Given the price of graphics cards these days, that can be some serious cash left over for less important gamer needs like food and gas.
The interesting part of this sale is the range. This isn’t just a collection of $3,000-plus gaming rigs for people with big budgets. There are several options below $1,000, while the other end of the spectrum includes an RTX 5090 desktop selling for $5,099 after a $1,300 discount.
On the laptop side, the RTX 5060 lineup includes the MSI Crosshair 16 at $1,349, a $650 reduction. An Acer Nitro V 16 is $1,249, and the ASUS ROG Strix G16 is $1,399.
Stepping up to RTX 5070 and 5070 Ti laptops brings several more substantial discounts. The MSI Cyborg 15 with an RTX 5070 is $1,349 after $650 off, while the ASUS ROG Strix G18 is $1,849 after a $551 discount. The GIGABYTE Gaming A16 Pro with an RTX 5070 Ti is $1,599, reduced by $355.35.
Desktop shoppers have some of the more interesting deals. The ABS Cyclone Aqua with an RTX 5060 is $899, while an iBUYPOWER Element SE with an RTX 5060 Ti is $1,149. An MSI Codex Z2 with an RTX 5070 Ti is $1,699 after $400 off, and an HP OMEN 35L with the same GPU is $2,099, saving $800.
At the high end, the Skytech Harpy with an RTX 5080 is $2,649 after $650.99 off. The Skytech Prism 4 with an RTX 5090 drops to $5,099, representing the event’s biggest advertised discount at $1,300.
There are standalone GPUs as well, assuming they are still on the shelf when you arrive. The PNY GeForce RTX 5070 OC is $629 after $130 off, the PNY RTX 5070 Ti OC is $999.99 after $460 off, and the RTX 5080 OC is $1,279.99 after $189.01 off.
All of the listed offers are available through September 27, while supplies last. As always with prebuilt PCs, the GPU isn’t the entire story, so shoppers should check the processor, memory, storage, display, and other specifications before deciding that the size of the discount alone makes a particular system worthwhile.
