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Newegg Black Friday vs. Cyber Monday for PC parts... which day is usually cheaper? Looking to upgrade, budget around $500.
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08/05/2026 3:50 am
Lol I was literally about to post the same thing. Glad someone else brought it up.
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11/09/2025 9:52 am
Honestly, I've found Cyber Monday better for PC parts. Got my Corsair PSU then. Spent $100, works well, no complaints so far! Maybe check both days though, just to be sure?
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11/09/2025 10:15 am
Honestly, watch prices NOW. Newegg's deals often fluctuate *before* both! I snagged my RTX 3070 last week for $480 – don't wait for the hype!
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11/09/2025 10:25 am
Unfortunately, Newegg's deals are hit or miss. Check Amazon; I snagged a 3060 for $350 last year.
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11/09/2025 10:55 am
Forget the best 'deal' for a sec. Consider PSU wattage; undersizing risks component damage. Newegg bargains can be tempting, but ensure a quality, properly-rated Seasonic unit. A cheap PSU can fry everything, costing way more than any discount saves. Be careful!
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11/09/2025 11:15 am
Honestly, it's a gamble. Based on past trends, Newegg's Black Friday Corsair deals *might* edge out Cyber Monday. But do your homework! Check CamelCamelCamel; it tracks Amazon prices, which often influence Newegg's. See if the specific component you want (like a 3060) hit its lowest price *before* either day. Data is your friend!
