iBUYPOWER is kicking off Memorial Day with a major sale event aimed squarely at gamers who have been eyeing a long-overdue PC upgrade. Running from May 13 through May 26, the iBUYPOWER Memorial Day sale includes discounts across both prebuilt and custom gaming desktops, along with hardware upgrade promotions and accessory deals. Buyers can also use the “MEMORIAL” coupon code for additional savings, including up to $350 off qualifying systems.
The biggest discounts apply to higher-end builds, with $350 off RDY prebuilts and custom desktops priced above $3,499. Systems above $2,499 receive $250 off, while rigs over $1,499 qualify for $150 discounts. Even entry-level gaming systems are getting the sale treatment, with rigs above $999 seeing $50 price cuts. Military members can alternatively receive 8% off through ID.me verification.
Several ready-to-ship systems are being highlighted during the event. The RDY Scale B05 starts at $1,249 and features an Intel Core Ultra 225F paired with an RTX 5060, while the RDY Slate 8MP R01 steps things up with a Ryzen 7 9700X and Radeon RX 9060 XT for $1,699.
For enthusiasts chasing maximum performance, the RDY Y70 R13 packs a Ryzen 9 9950X3D, RTX 5080, and 4TB Gen 4 NVMe SSD for $3,699. Basically, enough hardware to run modern games at max settings while your browser still somehow manages to consume half the RAM.
Custom PC buyers are also getting several upgrade incentives during the sale. Select RTX 5080 and RTX 5090 GPUs are discounted by $200, while AMD’s Ryzen 7 9800X3D receives a $100 instant rebate. Free ARGB fan packs are also included with qualifying systems. One of the more attractive bonuses may actually be the free MSI G275L E14 gaming monitor bundled with all custom PC purchases during the event. Given the current price of gaming displays and GPUs, that is a surprisingly solid add-on. The company is also running a buy-one-get-one 50% promotion on select gear store items throughout the sale period.
For gamers planning a summer hardware refresh before the holiday rush later this year, Memorial Day may be the perfect excuse to finally hit the upgrade button.
