The best Black Friday PC deals in Canada
GPUs, CPUs, SSDs, RAM: we separate real discounts from fake ones, in Canadian dollars, at retailers that ship to Quebec. Updated throughout the week.
- Black Friday · Friday, November 27
- Cyber Monday · Monday, November 30
- Boxing Day · Saturday, December 26
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Current deals
Deals land in early November
Canadian retailers launch their sales earlier every year. Sign up above to be notified as soon as the list goes live.
What we’re watching this year
Graphics cards
The most-watched category. Compare against recent weeks’ prices, not the advertised “regular price”.
CPUs
Previous generations often drop the most — frequently the best value for gaming.
Memory (RAM)
Aim for 2×16 GB DDR5 kits that match your motherboard.
SSD storage
1–2 TB NVMe SSDs are among the most reliable deals of the season.
Power supplies
Don’t trade quality for a discount: 80+ Gold and a solid warranty.
Cases
Check the maximum GPU length before buying.
Coolers
Check socket compatibility (AM5, LGA1851).
Motherboards
Newer CPUs may require a BIOS update.
How to spot a real deal
Check the price history
Some “discounts” start from a price raised a few weeks earlier. Compare against October pricing.
Buy from a Canadian retailer
Warranty and returns are simpler. Be wary of unknown third-party sellers.
Check compatibility first
A deal on an incompatible part isn’t a deal. Test your parts list in our tool before buying.
Note the return policy
Many retailers extend holiday returns — useful if a better price shows up on Boxing Day.
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Black Friday FAQ
Dates, Boxing Day, fake discounts and assembly: the essentials before you buy.
Black Friday falls on Friday, November 27, 2026, and Cyber Monday on Monday, November 30. Many Canadian retailers start their sales a week or more ahead.
For PC parts, Black Friday usually has the widest selection. Boxing Day can have good prices, but popular models often sell out. If you see a good price on a compatible part, don’t wait too long.
Compare the current price with the past few weeks rather than the advertised “regular price”. Subscribe to CoreForge alerts — we flag drops that are actually worth it.
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