Black Friday PC Deals 2026

Every PC part we track, priced live, with each one measured against its own average over the last 45 days. That is how you tell a real drop from a sticker that says twenty percent off a price nobody has charged in months.

Black Friday 2026 is Friday, November 27, 2026. Cyber Monday is Monday, November 30, 2026.

What to buy, part by part

33 parts are priced below their own 45-day average right now. Those lead each list; where a category has no real drop, its best-value parts fill the slot instead.

Graphics Cards

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  • #1

    Ripjaws S5 32GB Kit (16GBx2) 6800Mhz CL34 · G.Skill

    32GB (2x16GB) · DDR5-6800 · CL34-45-45-108

    $570

    17.3% below average$17.81 per GB
    Buy
  • #2

    Dominator Platinum RGB 32GB Kit (16GBx2) 6400Mhz CL32 · Corsair

    32GB (2x16GB) · DDR5-6400 · CL32-40-40-84

    $580

    4.1% below average45-day low$18.13 per GB
    Buy
  • #3

    Viper Elite RGB 32GB Kit (32GBx1) 6000Mhz CL42 · Patriot

    32GB (1x32GB) · DDR5-6000 · CL42

    $315

    $9.86 per GB
    Buy
  • #1

    SanDisk Ultra 3D SSD - 2TB · Sandisk

    2TB · SATA SSD · 560 MB/s read

    $380

    12.1% below average45-day low$0.190 per GB
    Buy
  • #2

    Sandisk SSD PLUS M.2 NVMe PCIe Gen 3.0 Internal SSD - 2TB · Sandisk

    2TB · NVMe Gen3 · 3,200 MB/s read

    $299

    5.3% below average45-day low$0.149 per GB
    Buy
  • #3

    Sandisk Extreme M.2 NVMe PCIe Gen 4.0 Internal SSD - 2TB · Sandisk

    2TB · NVMe Gen4 · 5,150 MB/s read

    $450

    4.7% below average45-day low$0.225 per GB
    Buy

Power Supplies

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  • #1

    RM1000x Shift 2023 · Corsair

    1000W · 80+ Gold · Fully modular

    $170

    6.5% below average45-day low$0.170 per watt
    Buy
  • #2

    CX750 · Corsair

    750W · 80+ Bronze · Non-modular

    $59.99

    $0.080 per watt
    Buy
  • #3

    ZILLION FG GOLD 1050W ATX3.1 · Super Flower

    1050W · 80+ Gold · Non-modular

    $99.99

    $0.095 per watt
    Buy

Which PC parts actually get cheaper on Black Friday

Not all of them, and the difference is worth knowing before you wait. Storage and memory discount hardest, because they are commodity parts with many interchangeable sellers. Cases, power supplies and coolers see steady, real reductions for the same reason.

Graphics cards and processors are the ones people wait for and the ones that move least. Current-generation parts in demand rarely drop far, and the visible discounts often sit on the previous generation or on a specific board partner model that was overpriced to begin with. That is exactly why the lists here rank on performance per dollar rather than on the size of the discount: a card that was never worth its old price is not a bargain at ten percent off.

The practical version: decide the build first, then let price decide which specific parts fill it. Start with a budget and adjust as the prices here move.

When the deals actually start

Retailer Black Friday pricing now runs for most of November rather than a single day, and the Cyber Monday weekend that follows on Monday, November 30, 2026 tends to shift toward peripherals and laptops rather than components.

Since the prices on this page update daily, the useful move is to check it through November rather than only on the day. A part that quietly hits its lowest recorded price in the second week of the month is the one most people miss.

Work out the build first

Enter a budget and get a complete, compatible build at today's prices. Then use the lists above to see which of those parts are currently cheap.

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