This doorbuster deal flips off skyrocketing GPU and RAM prices — RTX 5070 Ti + 32GB RAM for $1,570 off

Finding or building a powerful gaming PC in 2026 feels borderline impossible. An RTX 5070 Ti alone starts at around $1,000 — if you catch one on sale. Add in soaring RAM prices and the rising cost of SSDs, and upgrading your rig can feel completely out of reach.

That’s why this doorbuster on the Lenovo Legion Tower 7i stands out. It cuts through the price hikes and stock shortages, giving you an RTX 5070 Ti, 32GB of RAM, a 1TB SSD, and an Intel Core Ultra 9 285K for a massive $1,570 off.

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Save 42% ($1,570)

Lenovo Legion Tower 7i (Gen 10): was $3,769.99 now $2,199.99 at Lenovo USA

"The Legion Tower 7i earns its place at the top of the Lenovo Legion family with excellent and reliable performance. It's a beast for those who want the best and don't want to attempt to build it themselves." ~ Zachary Boddy, Windows Central

Windows Central Review: ⭐⭐⭐⭐½

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Is a Legion Tower 7i worth it?

The short answer is yes — at this price. When we reviewed the Legion Tower 7i, we praised it for exactly the things that matter in a high‑end prebuilt: excellent thermals, clean design, quiet operation, and a chassis that’s easy to work with. The only real downside was the price, which felt inflated even before GPU and RAM costs went wild in 2026.

This configuration — Intel Core Ultra 9 285K, RTX 5070 Ti, 32GB of DDR5, and a 1TB SSD — is a solid baseline for a gaming PC in 2026. And with the 5070 Ti alone selling for $999–$1,289 on Newegg, this discount lets you sidestep the worst of the current GPU, RAM, and SSD price hikes.

At full price, the Legion Tower 7i is a premium option. But at almost $1,600 off, it finally lands in a range that makes sense and puts it closer to competing prebuilts from Alienware and others.

The 34‑liter chassis of the Legion Tower 7i opens with two thumbscrews, and Lenovo’s layout makes upgrades refreshingly simple. As we noted in our review, “The Legion Tower 7i is as easy to open as ever,” and the interior is clean, accessible, and designed with repairs in mind.

This discounted model has everything you need to play modern PC games today, and it leaves plenty of room to grow. You get four RAM slots, four M.2 SSD slots, and multiple PCIe expansion options.

You may prefer to upgrade the type of storage in the PC rather than just the amount. The included 1TB PCIe Gen 4 SSD is plenty fast for everyday gaming, but the Tower 7i also supports ultra‑fast PCIe Gen 5 drives. If you’re a power user, dropping in a Gen 5 SSD later is an easy way to unlock even more performance from the system.

Port selection is another strong point. You get a practical mix of USB‑A and USB‑C on the front for quick access, and a full spread of high‑speed ports on the back, including Thunderbolt 4. The RTX 5070 Ti model also includes three DisplayPort outputs and an HDMI port, so multi‑monitor setups are covered without any adapters or fuss.

Lenovo also bundles three months of Xbox PC Game Pass. It’s not a huge perk at this price, but it’s still a nice bonus if you’re jumping into a new library of games.

If you’ve been waiting for a high‑end prebuilt to drop into sane pricing territory, this is one of the few genuinely strong deals we’ve seen in 2026.

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