Grab 32GB DDR5 for $351 with this Newegg bundle with the 9800X3D, $87 less than the next cheapest memory
Another brilliant Newegg combo deal has combined the eight-core AMD Ryzen 7 9850X3D with 32GB of V-Color DDR5-6400 RAM, all for just $650, saving you a whopping $348.99 in the process.
Newegg is offering an attractive deal on a bundle that includes high-end PC components. For just $1,059.98, you can secure a powerful AMD Ryzen 7 9950X3D processor, 32GB of DDR5 RAM, and an Asus TUF Gaming X870E motherboard. This bundle is $128.99 cheaper than purchasing the individual parts separately, and it even includes a free Rosewill 360mm AIO liquid cooler worth $89.99.
The standout feature of this bundle is the RAM. Typically priced at $479.99, 32GB of DDR5 RAM at 6,000 MT/s would cost you nearly $90 more if purchased separately. By bundling it with the other components, Newegg offers this RAM for $351, providing a $87 discount compared to other retailers. Given the current surge in RAM prices, this is an excellent opportunity to upgrade your PC's memory without breaking the bank.
The bundle also features the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D processor, known for its impressive performance and 3D V-Cache technology. With eight cores, 16 threads, and a boost clock speed of up to 5.2 GHz, this CPU delivers outstanding gaming performance. The included RAM is fast DDR5 CL30 memory, rated at 6,000 MT/s, and comes with RGB lighting for customization options.
The motherboard, an Asus TUF Gaming X870E-Plus Wifi 7, is packed with features for enthusiasts, including multiple USB ports, M.2 sockets for additional SSDs, fast networking options, and Wi-Fi 7 support.
Adding to the value of this bundle is the Rosewill AIO cooler, which is typically priced at $89.99. This 360mm liquid cooler helps keep your CPU running cool during demanding gaming sessions, with RGB fans and a built-in display to monitor temperature, fan, and pump speeds. With a total sale price of $1,059.99, this Newegg bundle offers a top-spec CPU, affordable RAM, and a feature-packed motherboard, making it a compelling choice for gamers looking to build or upgrade their rigs.
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