Cyber Monday GPU deals 2024: graphics card offers still ongoing
Cyber Monday GPU deals are hanging on a bit longer
Cyber Monday GPU deals are technically a wrap, but some graphics card discounts are still around. That means there's still time to grab an upgrade for your PC before the year is out, and some options are dropping to pretty nice prices. There are still a few blips with custom cards simply dropping to MSRP from a previously inflated price, but 2024 has been more promising for offers.
Just before you dive in, just know that the RTX 4090 didn't take part in Cyber Monday GPU deals this year. That'll be a bummer for those of you looking for the best graphics card options, but if I'm being real with you, there's a better chance at discounts once the RTX 5090 and its siblings arrive on the scene.
Right now you can grab entry level cards like the Gigabyte RTX 4060 for $284.97 (down from $319.99.) I'll be keeping a close eye out for Cyber Monday GPU deals whatever shape or size they take on. I'd say things are looking promising for PC players. So, let me take you through some of the early offers worth grabbing now.
Quick links
- Amazon: Grab RX 7600 XT for under $330
- Best Buy: Nvidia RTX 4070 Super now just $599.99
- Walmart: Entry level graphics cards from $280
- Newegg: Radeon RX 6600 for Under $200
UK
- Amazon: RTX 4060 now down to £254.99
- Argos: £60 off Nvidia GeForce RTX 4070
- Currys: Entry level graphics cards from $169
- Ebuyer: Grab £40 off Radeon RX 7800 XT
Today's best Cyber Monday GPU deals
Gigabyte GeForce RTX 3050 WINDFORCE OC Edition with 6GB GDDR6 | $179.99 $152.97 at Amazon
Save 15% - If you're looking for a reliable but super cheap GPU this Black Friday, the RTX 3050 is down to nearly $150. That's a pretty excellent price for a 1080p card with DLSS compatibility, and it'll run recent releases if you're willing to play with settings.
Buy it if:
✅ You're looking for a cheap 1080p card
✅ You're building a super cheap rig
✅ You still want to play new games
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want to play at 1440p
❌ You don't want to tweak settings
Price check: Newegg (out of stock) | Walmart (out of stock)
ASRock Challenger Arc A770 16GB | $279.99 $229.99 at Newegg
Save $50 - If you've got your mind on good value Intel GPUs, this 16GB Arc A770 is down to its lowest price. Other versions are starting to sell out, so it might be worth grabbing this sooner than later to avoid any discontinued disappointment.
Buy it if:
✅ You want plenty of VRAM
✅ You're mainly aiming to play at 1440p
✅ You're looking for a smaller card
Don't buy it if:
❌ You're aiming for 4K gameplay
❌ You don't need as much VRAM
Price check: Best Buy (out of stock) | Amazon $251.99
GIGABYTE Radeon RX 7600 with 8GB GDDR6 | $279.99 $259.99 at Amazon
Save $20 - A small $20 Black Friday discount, but worth including. Currently, it's gone out of stock on other retailers, so don't wait around for this if you want it. A very nice mid-level card overall if you're gaming at lower resolutions, this is a good price for it!
Buy it if:
✅ You want new gen 1080p performance
✅ You're looking to spend less on a new-gen GPU
Don't buy it if:
❌ You're not looking for midrange performance
❌ You're willing to tweak settings to gain frames
Price check: Best Buy: Out of stock | Newegg: $473
UK: £249.98
XFX Speedster SWFT210 Radeon RX 7600 with 8GB GDDR6 | $269.99 $249.99 at Amazon
Save $20 - The RX 7600 is a fantastic entry level card that can put up a fight against slightly more premium models. Not only that, but we're $10 away from Amazon's own lowest ever price here. Things did drop to $199 back in August, but that was only for a day or so - this is generally the cheapest this card has been all year.
Buy it if:
✅ You want a cheaper RDNA 3 model
✅ You're building an entry level PC
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want to future-proof
Price check: Best Buy: $259.99 | Walmart: $254.74
Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4060 | $319.99 $284.97 at Amazon
Save 11% - This RTX 4060 series represents another fantastic deal on an entry level card, and has held strong throughout the Black Friday period! It's as entry level as it gets for the 40 series, but as we say, it's still the 40-series!
Buy it if:
✅ Ensuring you get a RTX 40 series is a must
✅ You game mostly at 1080p or 1440p
✅ 8GB of VRAM is good enough for you
Don't buy it if:
❌ You can something more powerful
UK: £276.44
ASRock Radeon RX 7600 XT Steel Legend | $370.99 $329.99 at Amazon
Save $41 - If you're looking for a slightly beefier entry-level card with a cooler that'll deal with overclocked temps, this RX 7600 should be up your street. The chonky 16GB GPU was sitting at $450 earlier in the year, so it's nice to see it near the same price as standard 8GB cards. This is one of the best deals we've seen this year!
Buy it if:
✅ You want 16GB VRAM
✅ You're looking to stretch 1080p performance
✅ You want to dabble with 1440p
Don't buy it if:
❌ You want access to DLSS
❌ You're aiming for 4K specs
Price check: Newegg $329.97 | Walmart $329.99
Maxsun GeForce RTX 4060 iCraft OC Edition | $368.99 $349.99 at Amazon
Save $19 - A small deal, but still a might one for this entry level RTX 4060 series card that at least gets you a ticket to the 40 series train. This limited edition features a chibi anime design and is a swish white color. This is its lowest price, and is out of stock elsewhere where we looked, so get it while you can!
Buy it if:
✅ The cute chibi anime design appeals
✅ Modern 1080p resolutions are your target
✅ You like a white build
Don't buy it if:
❌ You don't want to make a statement
PNY GeForce RTX 4060 Ti 8GB | $449.99 $389.97 at Amazon
Save $60 - This is one to watch, as this model of the RTX 4060 Ti was $30 cheaper in last year's Black Friday graphics card deals. Still, we haven't seen prices running close to that since April.
Buy it if:
✅ You're upgrading from an RTX 3060
✅ You want solid 1080p framerates
✅ RGB is a priority
Don't buy it if:
❌ You can get by on a regular RTX 4060
Price check: Walmart $389.99 | NewEgg $389.97
UK: £394.99
FAQ
When will Cyber Monday GPU deals start?
Cyber Monday deals will go live on December 2, 2024, however, we will likely see discounts start earlier than this following the aftermath of Black Friday (November 29th, 2024) so be sure to keep your eyes peeled over the course of the entire weekend.
Where will the best Cyber Monday GPU deals be?
Amazon and Newegg pretty much lead the charge when it comes to Cyber Monday GPU deals, but you'll find a decent selection at big box stores like Best Buy and Walmart too. To help you keep tabs on where to actually shop for component deals, we've whipped up a shortlist of retailers to keep an eye on:
US:
Amazon: What limited RTX-30 stock is available is for an average going rate
Best Buy: Focusing primarily on budget, mid-tier, and previous-gen GPUs
Newegg: Fairly standard prices on RTX-30 series and Radeon GPUs
Walmart: Offering a limited supply focusing on older graphics cards
UK:
Amazon: Fair prices on RTX 20-series and older GPU models
eBuyer: Some of the fairest prices we've seen on the newest graphics cards
Currys: Decent prices on the Radeon RX 6000 cards and high-end RTX GPUs
CCL Computers: Some of the better prices on RTX 3060 Ti and RTX 3080s
Are GPUs finally getting cheaper?
Graphics card prices are starting to normalise, but they aren't necessarily getting cheaper. That's largely thanks to global inflation and higher than ever MSRPs, but you'll find less overinflated price tags out there now that component shortages are now longer a thing.
Will graphics cards be cheaper on Cyber Monday?
GPUs will no doubt drop in price during Cyber Monday 2023. However, you'll want to be careful while browsing, as some price cuts are actually just inflated prices returning to normal. Before pouncing on any deals, we'd suggest checking the MSRP of the card in question to ensure you're actually getting it for cheaper.
Does Cyber Monday apply to graphics cards?
Last year, Cyber Monday graphics card deals weren't much to write home about. We're hoping 2023 will be different, as there's plenty of GPU stock to go around, and new gen models by Nvidia and AMD are now available. Simply put, there's no reason for retailers and sellers to hang onto older stock, and the sales event is a great opportunity to get rid of inventory using decent discounts.
How we find the best Cyber Monday GPU deals
To ensure you get the best GPU deal possible during Cyber Monday, we use a blend of our testing experience and price comparison expertise to assess ever discount. That means weighing up each graphics card's specs and features against its price history to determine whether it's good value for money. The last thing you want to do is buy a heavily discounted lemon, and its our quest to find proper discounts that are worth your attention.
Of course, GPU deals aren't a 'one size fits all', and we know that every player will have different budget and spec requirements. So, to ensure we're catering to all you lovely readers out there, we make sure to include a healthy spread of graphics card options are various price points, whether you're after something high end or cheap and cheerful.
Want to delve deeper into how we find discounts? Check out our expanded How we find the best Black Friday deals, as the same practices apply to our Cyber Monday approach.
Cyber Monday GPU deals: what to expect
Now that the RTX 4090 is a thing, we expect that remaining Nvidia GeForce RTX 3090 Ti will show up during Cyber Monday for less. Last year, that didn't really happen, but we'd be surprised if sellers are willing to hold onto old flagship stock for another year. Same goes for 80 and 70-class cards, as the RTX 4070 and RTX 4060 are now available and pack more of a punch for a similar price.
On the AMD side of things, you'll want to keep a close eye on RX 6000 GPUs. Team red now has a whole armada of new-gen cards at its disposal, including the RX 7900 XT, XTX, and lower spec RX 7800, 7700, and 7600 options. The effects of the latter's presence are evident, as you can already grab an MSI Radeon RX 6600 for less than you could during Cyber Monday right now, meaning it should drop to a record low in 2023.
It's also worth noting that Intel also now has a range of entry-level GPUs, and we fully expect the likes of the Arc A770 and A750 to take a price cut. Ultimately, that could help the blue team stand out from the crowd, as its graphics cards are already substantially cheaper than AMD and Nvidia alternatives.
If you're looking to pay as little as possible for a GPU, you'll no doubt be tempted by older, discounted GTX GPUs this Cyber Monday. We're not going to stop you, but while being able to grab a card for well under $200 sounds appealing, you may end up needing an upgrade sooner than later.
Sure, if you're simply looking to build a Minecraft or Roblox rig, options like the GTX 1650 may serve you well. However, there's little chance of the card running the latest games without major performance caveats, whereas you can avoid the same trouble by spending slightly more on a newer model.
During Amazon's recent Prime Day Big Deal Days event, we were treated to a bunch of GPU discounts, and even the RTX 4080 dropped below the $1,000 mark for the first time since its release. We're taking that as a sign that serious graphics card deals will be a thing this year, rather than inflated prices merely deflating to near MSPR.
Another great way of getting your desired GPU for less is through Black Friday laptop deals. What's more, take that action to the big screen with some great Black Friday gaming monitor deals, and sit in comfort with Black Friday gaming chair deals to complete your setup.
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