Build a Custom iBuyPower Gaming Rig at Wally World
An oversized jar of pickles. Undergarments. Flat screen TV. Toilet paper. Motor oil for your 2011 Dodge Charger. Know what these all have in common? You can buy all of them at Walmart, along with almost everything else you can think of. What's that you say, what about custom gaming PCs? Turns out you can buy those at Wally World, too, at least if we're counting Walmart.com.
We just got word that boutique system vendor iBuyPower has partnered with Walmart to launch the retailer's first custom configurator on Walmart.com, allowing shoppers to configure an entry-level or decked out desktop, or something in between.
"There are few brands in the world that are as recognizable as Walmart," said Darren Su, Vice President of iBuyPower. "It is an honor to be chosen to join forces with them to offer custom built PCs, and will introduct the iBuyPower brand to an entirely new segment of gamers."
It's a logical choice, and a potential win-win situation. Like Walmart, iBuyPower puts a lot of focus on low prices, offering bang-for-the buck systems and configuration options. Joining forces gives iBuyPower a ton of exposure, and likewise, Walmart can now cater to gamers with real PCs made from off-the-shelf parts as opposed to budget boxes saddled with proprietary components.
Pricing starts at $578 and includes a modest selection of parts, including:
We just got word that boutique system vendor iBuyPower has partnered with Walmart to launch the retailer's first custom configurator on Walmart.com, allowing shoppers to configure an entry-level or decked out desktop, or something in between.
"There are few brands in the world that are as recognizable as Walmart," said Darren Su, Vice President of iBuyPower. "It is an honor to be chosen to join forces with them to offer custom built PCs, and will introduct the iBuyPower brand to an entirely new segment of gamers."
It's a logical choice, and a potential win-win situation. Like Walmart, iBuyPower puts a lot of focus on low prices, offering bang-for-the buck systems and configuration options. Joining forces gives iBuyPower a ton of exposure, and likewise, Walmart can now cater to gamers with real PCs made from off-the-shelf parts as opposed to budget boxes saddled with proprietary components.
Pricing starts at $578 and includes a modest selection of parts, including:
- NZXT Gamma gaming case
- AMD Athlon II X4 645 processor
- 2GB DDR3-1333 RAM
- 500GB 7200RPM HDD
- Nvidia GeForce GT430 graphics
- 24X DVD writer
- Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
- Antec DF-35 gaming case
- Intel Sandy Bridge Core i7 2600K (3.4GHz)
- 8GB DDR3-1333 RAM
- 2TB 7200RPM HDD
- Nvidia GeForce GTX 480 graphics
- Blu-ray writer
- 12-in-1 media card reader
- Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit
