Sure, the Skytech Blaze4 Mini listed here has a CPU that's two generations old, and sure, it only has 16 GB of DDR4-3200 RAM. But it's a 4070 Super PC. For $1,100. You could chuck a steam-and-cogwheel processor in there and I might still go for it. (Okay, don't hold me to that.)

You may not be a huge fan of Alienware cases or the overall design of the machine, but you really can't argue with an RTX 4070 Ti Super gaming PC for under $1,300. Usually, you're looking at paying at least $1,800 if not more for these specs so I'd highly recommend this one above all other gaming PC deals this Amazon Prime Day.

Already given an honorable mention in the original Alienware post, this is yet another RTX 4070 Ti Super machine that doesn't mess around. A Lenovo Legion Tower 5, coming in strong with a last-gen AMD CPU and twice the DDR5 memory that the Alienware was packing.

For a gaming PC with both power and style, you can't go wrong with the iBuyPower RDY Lancool 005, especially now that you can get it with total savings of $500.

I'm usually hell-bent on finding the best gaming PC deals for first-time buyers, but today, I'm feeling more ambitious. Finding entry-level rigs, especially at the moment, isn't too difficult. There are loads of current-gen CPUs available that have been out for a while,