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What is the average % you can save on PC components on black Friday?

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It depends on many things.

Usually though, for PC parts, other than a select few(outdated) that gets a massive discount, they barely drop in prices by maybe 5%.

 

PC accessories though, like keyboards and what not, depending on the manufacturer, can drop heavily, like up to 50%.

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What is the average % you can save on PC components on black Friday?

Just Curious if anyone knows any info about it. I could not find information myself.

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Depends on the part. Depends on the year.

You just have to wait and see really.

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It depends on many things.

Usually though, for PC parts, other than a select few(outdated) that gets a massive discount, they barely drop in prices by maybe 5%.

 

PC accessories though, like keyboards and what not, depending on the manufacturer, can drop heavily, like up to 50%.

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I would say you usually see pretty decent savings on things like storage, power supplies, ram, and accessories. You might see a slight cut to the price of a GPU or CPU but it won't be as big as the others. If you're curious you can use something like camelcamelcamel to look up price trends

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30% probably. I don't think anything will sell over 50% deal, mostly with 25%.

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I’d say, depending on what components etc about 20-30% 

 

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