Black Friday GPU Deals 2026
No graphics card is meaningfully cheaper than its own recent average right now. That is worth knowing before you buy: prices in this category are flat, and nothing here is a real discount today.
Black Friday 2026 is Friday, November 27, 2026.
Biggest price drops right now
How far each one has fallen below its own average over the last 45 days, measured on prices we recorded ourselves.
Nothing in this category is more than a few percent below its recent average today, so there is no graphics card here we would call a deal. Prices are checked again every day, and this list fills up when they move.
Best value at today's prices
Discount aside, these give you the most for your money right now. Ranked by 1440p gaming performance per dollar: the benchmark score divided by today's cheapest in-stock price.
| # | Product | Value | Price | Buy |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 8GB VRAM · 225W | 10.3 pts per $100 | $210 | |
| 2 | 8GB VRAM · 150W | 10.0 pts per $100 | $360 | |
| 3 | 12GB VRAM · 190W | 9.7 pts per $100 | $310 | |
| 4 | 12GB VRAM · 220W | 9.5 pts per $100 | $530 | |
| 5 | 10GB VRAM · 150W | 9.5 pts per $100 | $260 |
$210
10.3 pts per $100$360
10.0 pts per $100$310
9.7 pts per $100$530
9.5 pts per $100$260
9.5 pts per $100
This is the top five. See every graphics card ranked with filters for the specs you care about.
How we pick these
Most Black Friday roundups show a percentage off a list price that nobody has charged in months. We do it the other way round. We record what the graphics cards we track actually cost, every day, and compare today's price against that product's own average over the last 45 days. A part whose price has not moved scores zero, however big the sticker on it says the discount is.
Parts on dead platforms are excluded even when the arithmetic likes them. A cheap processor on a socket you cannot buy a new motherboard for will always look like good value per dollar, and it is never a good buy.
Ranked by 1440p gaming performance per dollar: the benchmark score divided by today's cheapest in-stock price. That matters more than the size of a discount, because a large discount on a poor-value part is still a poor-value part.
Two honest limits. The drop is measured only across the retailers whose price history we are able to keep, so a product sold only at one retailer can be a genuine bargain without appearing above. And a product needs three weeks of recorded history before we will put a number on it, so newly listed parts stay out of the list until we have enough to say something true about them.
Other Black Friday deals
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