Best Gaming PC Deal: iBuypower RTX 5060 Prebuilt Hits $899

iBuypower Element SE Intel Core Ultra 5 225F RTX 5060 Gaming PC (16GB/1TB)

$1,199.00 Save 25% $899.00 at Walmart

Walmart has significantly reduced the price of a gaming PC featuring Nvidia's new Blackwell GPU, now available under $1,000. During the Intel Gamer Days Sale, the iBuypower Element SE with GeForce RTX 5060 is discounted to just $899, including free delivery. This limited-time offer comes with $300 instant savings, and units ship directly from Walmart with potential next-day delivery.

Free Battlefield 6 Included with Select Purchases

From August 25 through September 14, qualifying purchases of gaming PCs or laptops with Intel Core 13th Gen, 14th Gen, or Core Ultra processors will receive a complimentary Battlefield 6 download voucher upon its October 10 release. The recent beta test attracted massive participation, with early feedback – including from IGN's team – indicating promising results.

Premium Specs at an Entry-Level Price

This gaming desktop combines an Intel Core Ultra 5 225F processor with the new RTX 5060 GPU, 16GB DDR5-5200MHz RAM, and a 1TB M.2 SSD. The energy-efficient Ultra 5 CPU boosts to 4.9GHz across its 10 cores, supported by a 120mm cooling tower and three additional RGB fans for optimal thermal performance.

RTX 5060: Next-Gen 1080p Performance

Nvidia's latest mainstream GPU delivers approximately 15% better performance than its RTX 4060 predecessor, handling most modern titles at 1080p/60fps (with occasional setting adjustments). While capable of 1440p gaming, users may prefer upgrading to the 5060 Ti for that resolution. The card supports DLSS 4's advanced frame generation technology, particularly beneficial for upcoming titles like Wuchang: Fallen Feathers and Battlefield 6.

"The RTX 5060 delivers solid 1080p performance, though some modern titles may require graphics setting compromises. It's an excellent choice for competitive games like Fortnite or Marvel Rivals, enhanced by DLSS 4 capabilities." - Jacqueline Thomas, Tech Reviewer