Walmart Drops Acer Predator Orion 6000 With RTX 5070 Ti to $2,099 and Bundles Two AAA Games

Walmart has slashed the price of the Acer Predator Orion 6000 gaming desktop to $2,099 as part of Intel's annual Gamer Days promotion, and the deal now includes two upcoming AAA games at no extra cost. Buyers who pick up this configuration before September 13 will receive redemption codes for Star Wars: Galactic Racer, which launches on October 6, and Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis, scheduled for February 12 next year. The codes arrive with purchase instructions and activate automatically when each title releases, so there is no need to track separate store pages or wait for follow-up emails.

At $2,099 with free shipping, the Orion 6000 undercuts the typical cost of building a comparable system yourself — especially when a standalone RTX 5070 Ti still commands roughly $1,000 on the open market. Adding two $70 games on top effectively pushes the value proposition past $2,200 for a machine that ships ready to play. For players who have been holding off on a 4K upgrade because GPU pricing stayed stubbornly high, this bundle removes the usual calculus of waiting for a graphics card sale and then hunting for game discounts separately.

What the Orion 6000 Brings to the Table

The configuration on offer pairs an Intel Core Ultra 7 265KF processor with the GeForce RTX 5070 Ti 16GB GPU, 32GB of DDR5 memory, and a 1TB SSD. The Core Ultra 7 265KF is an open uped 20-core chip with a maximum turbo frequency of 5.5GHz, and the source notes that stepping up to a Core Ultra 9 would not yield noticeable gaming gains. A 360mm all-in-one liquid cooler handles thermals, which matters when you are pushing 4K frames for hours at a time.

If you plug this into a fresh Windows build, driver updates happen quickly and you can fire up the newest games in full 4K on every high setting. The 32 GB of DDR5 gives plenty of wiggle room for Discord, browser tabs, and streaming software, so the machine never has to rely on swapping. A single 1‑TB drive might feel small for hardcore users, but its speed handles the OS and a few big titles without issue, and you can add another drive later with minimal fuss.

Why the RTX 5070 Ti Matters for 4K Gaming

The RTX 5070 Ti has earned a reputation as the sweet spot in Nvidia's Blackwell lineup because it trades blows with the previous-generation RTX 4080 Super while costing significantly less. In titles that support multi-frame generation, the 5070 Ti pulls ahead, and the recent DLSS 4.5 update widens that gap further. It also outperforms AMD's Radeon 9070 XT in most benchmarks, and its 16GB VRAM buffer matches the RTX 5080 — making it viable not just for gaming but for local AI workloads like image generation or LLM inference.

On a 4K monitor, the card holds a steady 60 fps in heavy games such as Death Stranding 2

This Is Walmart's Wildest Gaming Deal Yet

Buying a ready‑made rig can feel like a trade‑off maze. You find a beefy GPU with skimpy RAM, a speedy CPU but a low‑grade PSU, or a price that shrinks when you bolt on the games you actually care about. This deal dodges all three potholes. The Orion 6000 ships with a component mix that hits 4K right out of the box. Its cooling stays cool even under prolonged pressure. Plus, the two bundled games hit two very different feels—one is a high‑octane racing title set in a nostalgic sci‑

The timing also aligns well with the holiday release window. Star Wars: Galactic Racer lands in early October, giving buyers a showcase title for the new rig almost immediately. Tomb Raider: Legacy of Atlantis follows in February, extending the value proposition into the new year. Anyone planning to purchase either game at launch effectively receives a $140 discount on the hardware, which sharpens an already competitive price.

The deal remains live through September 13, and stock on popular prebuilt configurations tends to move quickly once the price-to-performance ratio hits this level. If a 4K-capable desktop has been on your wishlist, the combination of hardware specs, immediate game access, and a price that undercuts DIY builds makes this one of the more straightforward purchasing decisions in the current market.