Doc Brown had an easier time getting his hands on plutonium than PC gamers trying to chase GeForce RTX 30 series graphics cards. If you're going the pre-built route, it's a bit easier. So you can save $95 (or more) on a CyberPowerPC system with a GeForce RTX 3080. [Use coupon code "HALLOWEEN" for a 5% discount on PCs priced at $999 or more. This particular configuration (customizable) is discounted from $1,895 to $1,800.25 with coupon code, Intel Core i7 10700K CPU with DeepCool all-in-one liquid cooler, 16GB DDR4-3000 RAM, GeForce RTX 3080, Asus Prime Z490-V motherboard, 1TB WD Blue SN550 NVMe SSD, and 800W 80 Plus Gold power supply in a Lian Li case with side windows.

Taking Windows licensing into account, the discounted price is comparable to a homebrew, and is actually a bit cheaper when compared part-by-part. However, substituting different makes and models and scouring for rebates may tip the scales in favor of the DIY route.

Regardless, the price is probably reasonable considering the parts and labor. The bigger question is whether they will actually ship on schedule; Nvidia has been unable to produce enough RTX 30 series cards to meet demand, and this has affected OEM system builders.

On Reddit, where I found this deal, some users say their orders for RTX 30 series cards from CyberPowerPC were delayed, while others say they went through without issue. If you are in the market for such a system, it's worth a try. The worst case scenario is a delay, in which case you can just cancel the order (or wait it out). One thing I find reassuring is that the GPU in this configuration is the only RTX 30 series option not listed as "sold out" in the GPU section.