Black Friday PC Parts Deals 2026: Which Discounts Are Real

Black Friday is Friday, November 27, 2026, and Cyber Monday is November 30. Retailers started running "Black Friday" banners weeks ago, and plenty of those prices are the same ones they charged in September.

This page uses one rule. A part gets listed only if it's new, in stock, and selling at or below the lowest price we've tracked for it in the last 90 days. If a category has nothing that passes, we say so instead of filling the space. Want the longer version of why this matters? Read Are Black Friday deals real discounts?

Last checked 2 days ago. Prices change fast this week; click through to see each item's full price chart.

Black Friday monitor deals

Monitors are one of the most heavily promoted Black Friday categories, which makes them a good place to check the "was" price. Everything below is at or under its own 90-day low right now.

36 monitors qualify today, cheapest first. Each row shows today's price next to the 90-day low.

For which panel and refresh rate to pick, see our gaming monitor guide.

Black Friday GPU deals

Graphics cards are where a fake discount costs you the most money, so the bar here is the same as everywhere else: today's price has to match or beat the card's own 90-day low.

45 cards qualify today.

The full list of cards, with price history for each, lives on the GPU price tracker.

Black Friday SSD deals

With SSDs, compare price per terabyte, not the sticker. A 4 TB drive at a "huge" discount can still cost more per TB than a 2 TB drive at its normal price. Each row below shows $/TB.

57 SSDs qualify today. The lowest $/TB in this list is $28.75/TB (Kingston NV3 4TB M.2 2280 NVMe PCIe 4.0 x4 Internal SSD – Up to 6000MB/s Read, Gen4 Solid State Drive for PC & Laptop).

See how every capacity compares on our SSD and hard drive price-per-TB tracker.

Black Friday hard drive deals

New drives only. We filter out used and refurbished listings, SAS pulls from old servers, and listings whose claimed capacity doesn't check out. Rows show $/TB.

57 hard drives qualify today, lowest $/TB first.

For the cheapest drives any day of the year, see cheap hard drives.

Black Friday RAM deals

Here's where things stand today:

Why prices are up, with the chart: RAM price trends. Every kit we track: memory prices.

Black Friday CPU deals

Same rule as every other section: a processor is listed only if today's price matches or beats its own 90-day low.

72 CPUs qualify today.

Every processor we track, with history: CPU prices.

How to spot a fake Black Friday discount

• An inflated "was" price. The crossed-out number is often a list price nobody actually charged. Compare today's price to what the item really sold for over the last few months, not to the tag.
• Derivative SKUs. Some doorbusters are cheaper versions of a familiar product with an almost identical model number. If the model has no price history before November, be suspicious.
• Countdown timers. "Ends in 2 hours" is there to stop you from checking. A genuinely good price is usually still around after you've looked it up.

More on all three: Are Black Friday deals real? and Why MSRP is fiction.

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