Walmart has
ABS Cyclone Aqua Gaming Desktop (ABSWMT14400B5802) for
$799.
Shipping is free.
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Dr.W for sharing this deal.
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Details:
- Intel Core i5-14400F (6P+4E)/16T 2.5 GHz (4.7 GHz Turbo, 20MB L3 Cache)
- ARGB Air CPU Cooler
- ASRock B760M-C/D4 mATX Motherboard
- Intel Arc B580 12GB GDDR6 Graphics Card
- 16GB DDR4 3200 MHz Memory
- 1TB M.2 2280 PCIe NVMe SSD
- Windows 11 Home
Top Comments
The 14400F is plenty capable still but it being on ddr4 means it will perform a bit worse -but it also means adding 16GB RAM later won't cost you two arms half a kidney and a liver sample 🫠. The B580 is around about a RTX 5060's performance, but in instances where the 8GB on the 5060 is inadequate it's closer to a 5060ti than a 5060 (but on average you're looking at 5060 performance).
Community Reviews
This is a strong budget 1440p gaming desktop built around an i5 14400F and Intel Arc B580, with performance framed around an RTX 5060 and sometimes closer to a 5060 Ti when 8GB cards run short. The 1TB SSD and 12GB of VRAM make it look especially capable for modern games and light to moderate editing, while the DDR4 platform keeps future RAM upgrades cheaper. The main knocks are the DDR4 spec instead of the listed DDR5, a prior $800 version that included 32GB DDR5, and concerns about Arc optimization, thermal throttling, and rough shipping or return handling. A solid value pick if the configuration tradeoffs fit your needs.
The i5-14400F configuration can handle light to moderate gaming for older titles while still supporting non-gaming tasks comfortably.
The DDR4 setup can lower the cost of upgrading RAM later without forcing a full DDR5 platform change.
The desktop form factor can support better airflow and cooling than mini PCs during longer video editing sessions.
The Intel Arc B580 can deliver around RTX 5060-class performance on average for gaming workloads.
The listing creates confusion because the title says DDR5 while the specs show DDR4.
The Arc B580 experience can be inconsistent, with some games showing performance closer to RTX 5060 Ti when 8GB limitations matter.
The Arc B580 may be a poor fit for some users because developers may not optimize Arc as thoroughly as Nvidia or Radeon.
Shipping and condition issues can occur, including minimal padding, a torn box, and a dented case that complicates returns and warranty coverage.
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The 14400F is plenty capable still but it being on ddr4 means it will perform a bit worse -but it also means adding 16GB RAM later won't cost you two arms half a kidney and a liver sample 🫠. The B580 is around about a RTX 5060's performance, but in instances where the 8GB on the 5060 is inadequate it's closer to a 5060ti than a 5060 (but on average you're looking at 5060 performance).
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