Black Friday is once again shaping up to be the biggest upgrade opportunity of the year for PC gamers. With new hardware cycles, competitive pricing from retailers, and a surge of inventory after supply-chain stabilization, 2025’s Black Friday (leading into 2026 launches) is expected to bring some of the deepest discounts we’ve seen in years.

Whether you’re building a new rig, upgrading your GPU, or looking for gaming accessories, here are the categories—and specific types of deals—PC gamers should keep an eye on.
1. Graphics Cards: New Gen Price Cuts & Older Gen Blowouts
With NVIDIA’s RTX 50-series and AMD’s Radeon RX 9000-series firmly established, last-gen GPUs are expected to hit record lows.
What to watch for
- NVIDIA RTX 4070 / 4070 Ti Super dropping into the $399–$599 range
- RTX 4080 Super hitting sub-$899 prices
- AMD Radeon RX 7900 XT/XTX seeing aggressive cuts, potentially $549–$799
- Mid-range AMD 7700 XT and 7800 XT hitting the $300–$450 sweet spot
Why these deals will be hot
Retailers will be clearing out stock to make room for next-gen releases and early 2026 refreshes. Expect Amazon, Best Buy, and Newegg to lead the price wars.
2. Processors: Huge Drops on Ryzen 7000/8000 & Intel 13th–14th Gen
With AMD Zen 6 and Intel Nova Lake announcements expected soon, current-gen CPUs are primed for their biggest discounts yet.
Likely CPU deals
- Ryzen 7 7800X3D (still the FPS king) possibly at $249–$289
- Ryzen 5 7600/7600X in the $149–$179 range
- Intel i7-14700K falling beneath $349
- Intel i5-13600K/14600K around $199–$239
Upgrade tip
If you’re gaming-focused, keep a special eye on X3D chips. They are consistently the most cost-efficient performance per dollar.
3. SSDs & Storage: 2TB–4TB NVMe Pricing Crash
Black Friday 2025 is expected to bring another wave of falling SSD prices as PCIe 5.0 becomes mainstream.
Expected deals
- 2TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe: $79–$109
- 4TB PCIe 4.0 NVMe: $159–$199
- PCIe 5.0 SSDs: Early discounts landing around $149–$189 for 1TB
Why the drop?
NAND flash oversupply + heavy competition = huge consumer savings.
4. Gaming Monitors: 1440p and 4K Going Cheaper Than Ever
2025 is the year high-refresh monitors finally become mainstream pricing.
Expected hot deals
- 27” 1440p 165Hz IPS monitors for $179–$229
- 32” 1440p 240Hz monitors around $299–$349
- 4K 144Hz monitors dipping below $399
- OLEDs (27”–34”) landing between $599–$899
Pro tip
Watch for sales from LG, ASUS, MSI, and Gigabyte—these brands reliably compete during Black Friday.
5. RAM: DDR5 Hits Its Lowest Prices Yet
DDR5 has already plummeted in price, and Black Friday will push it even further.
Expected RAM deals
- 32GB DDR5 (6000–6400MHz) for $69–$89
- 64GB DDR5 kits possibly falling under $149
If you’re still on DDR4, expect deep discounts on 32GB kits as retailers clear inventory.
6. PC Accessories: Keyboards, Mice, Chairs & More
Beyond components, PC gamers will see heavy cuts in accessory segments.
Notable accessory deals
- High-end gaming mice (Logitech, Razer, SteelSeries): $39–$69
- Mechanical keyboards: premium models $59–$99
- Gaming chairs: $149–$249, depending on brand
- VR headsets could drop $50–$150 depending on manufacturer
7. Gaming Laptops: Best Deals in Years
The laptop market has been ultra-competitive in 2025.
Expected deep cuts
- RTX 4070 laptops in the $999–$1299 range
- RTX 4080 laptops for $1,599–$1,799
- Ryzen AI PCs with mid-range GPUs getting extremely aggressive pricing
If you want a portable but powerful system, Black Friday is the best time to upgrade.
8. Games & Subscriptions: Massive Discounts Across the Board
Expect:
- Steam Autumn Sale
- Xbox PC Game Pass promos
- Epic Store coupons
- Deep discounts on AAA titles from 2024–2025
Typical reductions will be 50–80% on major releases.
Final Thoughts
Black Friday continues to be the ultimate upgrade window for PC gamers. With hardware cycles transitioning and inventory high, 2025’s deals will be aggressive across GPUs, CPUs, SSDs, monitors, RAM, and accessories.
If you’re planning to upgrade your gaming setup—or build a new rig from scratch—this Black Friday will offer some of the best price-to-performance opportunities in years.
