Good deal on the HP OMEN 35L VALORANT Limited Edition Gaming Desktop (GT16-0884). This configuration pairs a powerful 14th Gen Intel Core i7 with the 16GB version of NVIDIA's RTX 5060 Ti, making it a great option for 1440p gaming, content creation, AI workloads, and general productivity.
Specs:
* CPU: Intel Core i7-14700F
* CPU: 20 cores / 28 threads
* GPU: NVIDIA GeForce RTX 5060 Ti
* VRAM: 16GB GDDR7
* RAM: 16GB system memory
* Storage: 1TB PCIe Gen4 NVMe M.2 SSD
* Operating System: Windows 11 Home
* Power Supply: 850W 80 Plus Gold certified ATX 3.1 fully modular PSU
* Case: HP OMEN 35L VALORANT Limited Edition
* Navy / red / black VALORANT design with tinted glass
* Customizable aRGB lighting through OMEN Gaming Hub
* Ethernet connectivity
* Multiple USB-A and USB-C ports
* HDMI + 3 DisplayPort outputs
* Dedicated headphone/microphone connections
* Tool-friendly, upgradeable OMEN chassis
Ports include:
* 3x DisplayPort
* 1x HDMI
* 3x USB-C
* Multiple USB-A 2.0 / 5Gbps / 10Gbps ports
* RJ-45 Ethernet
* 3.5mm audio connections
* Front/top headphone & microphone combo jack
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The 5060 Ti 16GB was supposed to launch at $429.
The 3080 launched at $700.
From a raw processing standpoint, the 3080 has a faster processor and more memory bandwidth.
Where it falls flat, however, is that it has 4-6GB less RAM and lacks newer instruction sets that newer software takes advantage of.
On newer games or at 4K, the 5060 Ti could potentially pull ahead, especially if DLSS 4 or 5 is used.
And if you mess around with any local AI, the extra RAM on the 5060 Ti will come in handy.
The 5060 Ti 16GB was supposed to launch at $429.
The 3080 launched at $700.
From a raw processing standpoint, the 3080 has a faster processor and more memory bandwidth.
Where it falls flat, however, is that it has 4-6GB less RAM and lacks newer instruction sets that newer software takes advantage of.
On newer games or at 4K, the 5060 Ti could potentially pull ahead, especially if DLSS 4 or 5 is used.
And if you mess around with any local AI, the extra RAM on the 5060 Ti will come in handy.
The MSRP clearly shows that it was designed for a different market segment.
$700 is equivalent to $860 in 2025 dollars.
Plus, the modern equivalent to the 3080, the 5080, regularly goes for $1600.
The fact that the 3080 beats the 5060 Ti in some (not all) things is also not a mystery, just in the way a 2000 Mustang v8 probably beats your average 2026 4-banger in performance, but not mileage or safety.
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