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Welcome to Invitehawk

Welcome to Invitehawk

Welcome to Invitehawk

Welcome to Invitehawk

Welcome to Invitehawk

Welcome to Invitehawk

Welcome to Invitehawk

Welcome to Invitehawk

Welcome to Invitehawk

Welcome to Invitehawk

It's a lovely 144Hz beaut with G-Sync support, and it's even overclockable to 165Hz One of the best Black Friday/Cyber Monday deals we've come across this past week is for the Acer Predator XB271HU. It was originally priced at $700 and usually goes for around $600, but now you can get it on Amazon for $550. This is a 27-inch 2560 x 1440p IPS monitor, with 144Hz G-Sync support (overclockable to 165Hz). It also has minimal bezels around the screen and 2 x 2W integrated speakers. For ports, you get one HDMI 1.4, one DisplayPort, and four USB 3.0. Acer Predator XB271HU | $549 (Save $150) Over the last 12 months, this display has been priced as high as $800 on Amazon. Here's your chance to save a bunch on a 144Hz monitor, overclockable to 165Hz, with two built-in speakers. Buy at Amazon

It isn't often that you find great discounts on the leading-edge tech, but we have found a few discounts on Nvidia's GeForce RTX 2080 floating around this holiday season. For instance, ZOTAC's RTX 2080 is now just $699, if you buy it from B&H Photo and click the "clip coupon" button. That's a savings of $100 right off the bat. But the card also comes with a free copy of Battlefield V, so you'll be ready for the raytraced action with the first game title to support the newest tech. This card recently visited our labs, so we have an extensive review you can reference. In short: The factory overclocked RTX 2080 AMP comes with Zotac's custom Ice Storm 2.0 cooling solution that provides better cooling than Nvidia's own GeForce 2080 Founders Edition card. It also comes with a slightly higher boost clock rate of 1830 MHz, which is a decent bump over the Founder Edition's 1635 MHz. The extra tuning served up strong performance throughout our tests but be prepared to accommodate its triple-slot design. As expected for a card with a lower price point, the AMP doesn't come with the same robust construction as Nvidia's 2080 FE. After recent price drops, we find this to be a compelling card for gamers craving smooth performance on high-refresh QHD monitors or playable frame rates at 4K. Knocking off another $100 and throwing in a free copy of Battlefield V makes it even more compelling. The B&H sale runs until November 26 at 12 PM ET.

There's no shortage of Nvidia graphics cards deals this year thanks to the recent release of current gen Turing cards. With the decline of crypto farming, manufacturers are likely also be taking the opportunity to unload excess stock. It may be previous gen, but the GTX 1060 is still a fantastic card capable of running most modern games well. Normally priced around $250-$350, the 6GB variant of Nvidia's GTX 1060 is a great choice for mid range builds. Factory overclocked models provide an even greater performance per dollar. If you aren't able to hop on their great GTX 1070 deal, you should definitely consider the GTX 1060 deal from B&H. Don't be fooled by its compact size, EVGA's 1060 SC comes with a hefty factory overclock to 1607 MHz, up 101MHz from the stock model. Add to cart to see the price of $209.99 and claim the $20 mail-in rebate for a final price of $189.99.

If you need an awful lot of external storage, Seagate's 4TB 'Game Drive for Xbox One' is a great option right now. Despite the name, it actually works just fine with PCs, and right now you can get it for $95—a $65 discount from the original price, and $5 lower than any other 4TB external drive on Newegg. The description is a bit vague on details, but one customer review reveals the drive is 5400rpm with a large 128MB cache—making writes nearly as fast as a 7200rpm drive. It's formatted as NTFS out of the box, but if you need to use it with Macs and other non-Windows PCs, you can just reformat it as exFAT. The drive is also blindingly green, as you've probably noticed by now. This is definitely something the Grinch (or maybe the Joker?) would use. You can buy it from the link below—make sure to use coupon code EMCEERT57 at checkout to get the full discount. Seagate 4TB Game Drive for Xbox One | $94.99 ($65 off) This 4TB external hard drive is designed for the Xbox One, but it works just fine with PCs. Enter code EMCEERT57 at checkout to get the full discount. Buy at Newegg

ASRock continues to grow its Phantom gaming sub-brand with the addition of the X399 Phantom Gaming 6. The motherboard comes ready to house AMD's first- and second-generation Ryzen Threadripper processors. The ASRock X399 Phantom Gaming 6 remains faithful to the Phantom Gaming color theme. The motherboard comes with a black and silver body with red highlights across the eight-layer PCB and Polychrome RGB lighting. ASRock equips the motherboard with an eight-phase digital power delivery subsystem. The processor draws power from a pair of 8-pin EPS connectors. With a total of eight DDR4 memory slots onboard, the X399 Phantom Gaming 6 allows consumers to have up to 128GB of memory and utilize DDR4 modules with speeds up to 3,400MHz and above. Storage options on the X399 Phantom Gaming 6 are pretty plentiful. There's a total of eight SATA III connectors coming from AMD's X399 chipset with support for RAID 0, 1, and 10 arrays. The motherboard also comes with three M.2 PCIe 3.0 x4 slots and support PCIe and SATA M.2 drives with lengths from 30mm up to 110mm. Unfortunately, only one of the M.2 slots is equipped with a thermal heatsink. ASRock designed the X399 Phantom Gaming 6 with three PCIe 3.0 x16 slots to accommodate up to three Nvidia or AMD graphics cards in a three-way SLI or CrossFire configuration. Thanks to Threadripper's generous amount of PCIe lanes and the X399 Phantom Gaming 6's PCIe lane distribution, the graphics card will always operate at x16 no matter the number of graphics cards used.