Motherboard, CPU, and RAM bundle deal for $629.99 makes it feel like there’s no memory shortage — nearly $240 in savings
Newegg is offering a massive discount when you purchase this motherboard, processor, and memory bundle.
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The memory shortage has got many PC builders and enthusiasts hurting for RAM, but Newegg is offering this $629.99 deal with an Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF processor, an ASRock Z890 Pro RS motherboard, and, more importantly, a 32GB (2x16GB) Corsair Vengeance RGB DDR5-6000 RAM. The retailer is giving a 27% discount for all three items, saving you $238.98 from the $869.97 purchase price if you bought all three items individually.
This is the perfect combo for anyone building a PC from scratch, as you’ll get three of the most important parts of any desktop PC. But given that the Intel KF chip does not come with an integrated GPU, you can use the savings to get yourself an entry-level graphics card like an RTX 3050 or use it to add to your budget for one of the best graphics cards for gaming. Alternatively, you could put it towards a nice option from the best PC cases you can buy in 2025 if you already own a relatively modern GPU and want to re-use it for this new build.
The Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF cannot match the AMD Ryzen 7 9800X3D when it comes to gaming performance, with the chip even falling behind its i7-14700K predecessor in single-core performance. However, the deep discount that you get from Newegg with this bundle makes it a more than good enough option for your desktop build. It’s also much easier to cool than the previous 14th-gen Intel Core chip, and you also don’t have to worry about the instability issue the that plagued Raptor Lake processors. As for the memory, it offers middle-of-the-road performance, where it sits in fourth place in our overall results. Nevertheless, it did beat all the other memory modules we tested when it came to gaming, so you’re not going to be short-changed if you’re building a gaming rig.