Offers and price history for computer component from Australian retailers and community submissions.
Latest offer: Asus TUF GAMING X870-PRO WIFI7 W NEO AM5 Motherboard + Delivery at JW Computers for $46, posted 5 Nov 2026.
This looks like a pricing mistake – the Asus TUF GAMING X870-PRO WIFI7 W NEO AM5 motherboard is listed at just $46 at JW Computers, while other stores sell it for $469. It's a white ATL board that can power all current Ryzen processors without issue.
Grab it if you can, but be prepared for the order to be cancelled.
If you're after a hefty 4TB NVMe drive, this KLEVV CRAS C910G is $569 at Mwave. You can also get free click-and-collect in NSW, or pay for delivery. It's a solid option for storing a massive game library or large project files.
This looks like the cheapest 16GB DDR5 kit going around right now, and you're getting a faster 6000MHz CL30 spec while other 16GB kits cost more for less speed.
If you're building or upgrading, this is a solid value pick.
If you're building a new gaming PC, this DDR5 kit is a solid pickup at a semi-decent price. The KLEVV CRAS V 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 6000MHz CL28 kit in black is $599 from Mwave. It's a great match for a 9800X3D and Asus ROG Strix B850G mATX build. Delivery is extra.
You're getting a 32GB (2x16GB) DDR5 kit rated at 6000MHz with CL36 timings and RGB lighting, built for both Intel XMP and AMD EXPO setups.
A solid little white Mini-ITX case for just $49 while Radium PCs clears out its warehouse.
You can pick up this Corsair Vengeance LPX 16GB kit for $99 at PLE, with free delivery to WA and click-and-collect or in-store pickup available.
You're getting a solid price on a powerful GPU here — the next cheapest listing for this same card sits at $3099, so you're saving a fair chunk by going with Scorptec.
You can grab this ASUS Prime Radeon RX 9070 EVO OC Edition 16GB GPU for $949 at Scorptec, which is well below the $1050+ you'll find elsewhere.
You can grab this powerful CPU at its lowest price yet — just US$324.23 (about A$462.39) with PayPal. Here's what makes it even sweeter:
To get the correct exchange rate, set the site to USD and choose to be billed in USD with a no-international-fee card via PayPal. Don't miss out!
You can pick up 32GB of CUSU DDR4 RAM for about A$211 delivered, and it stacks with 35% TopCashback for roughly A$50 more back.
You can grab the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D for about A$319.58 delivered when you use code AUD1155 and pay with PayPal (AU stock). That's an all-time low on this awesome gaming CPU, and you can save even more with 35% cashback at TopCashback for roughly A$50 back. AliExpress Elite members can get it as low as about A$307.22.
You can pick up a hefty 64GB DDR5 kit for $447.58 at Amazon AU, with delivery included.
A solid choice if you're building a high-end rig for gaming or heavy multitasking.
You can grab the non-XT Gigabyte Radeon RX 9070 Gaming OC for $999 at PLE — that's a solid saving since they're currently going for at least $1099 elsewhere.
Big storage upgrade for less — this 4TB Gen4 drive lands at $699, with a delivered option at $711.
Perfect if you're tired of juggling drives and deleting files to make room.
If you're building or upgrading a DDR5 rig, these Kingston Fury kits are worth a look — just note most are on backorder.
You only get charged once the order hits the shipping stage, so it's a low-risk punt if you can wait. A couple of DDR4 kits are also listed but sold out.
You can grab the AMD Ryzen 7 7800X3D for just ~A$419.70 (US$290.65) delivered from Binary Tech Store via AliExpress — a seriously sweet price on one of the best gaming CPUs you can buy.
You're getting Corsair's reliable Vengeance DDR5 RAM with onboard voltage regulation and both AMD EXPO and Intel XMP support for easy overclocking — no complicated setup required.
Just note the max speeds require BIOS tweaks and depend on your motherboard and CPU — but either kit is solid value with free delivery from Amazon AU.
If you're still running an older Ryzen chip, this is the upgrade you've been waiting for — the legendary 7800X3D is a gaming beast, and at A$420.42 delivered it's seriously hard to beat.
Grab it while it lasts if you're ready to make the jump to AM5!
You can grab the AMD Ryzen 5 5600X for just $199 in-store at JWComputers, or $209 delivered if you'd rather shop from home. It's a solid, well-performing AM4 chip for the price, and the included Wraith Stealth cooler means you're saving on extra cooling costs too. If you're building or upgrading an AM4 rig, this is a decent value pickup worth considering.
Here's a solid DDR5 deal if you're building or upgrading right now:
Yeah, DDR5 prices are rough at the moment, but if you need RAM now, this is a fair pickup — especially if you're in WA and can grab it in-store.
Need cheap storage? You're getting a massive 4TB of SSD space for just $609.99 delivered — about as cheap as it gets at this capacity.
Need a fast, high-capacity drive without paying local markups? You're getting the well-known Crucial P310 2TB Gen4 SSD delivered for $363.18 via Amazon UK.
Worth noting: stock and pricing can shift, and it's shipping from the UK, so factor in delivery time if you're in a hurry.
You're getting a blazing-fast 2TB PCIe 5.0 SSD for $451.25 with free shipping from Mwave — that's about $100 less than Amazon's $557 price tag. Just use code doubledip5 at checkout to lock in the savings.
