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To be fair Black Friday/Cyber Monday has not been great for deals. There is usually one component and a few brands that you’ll see across all vendors and it’s usually something like SSDs. BF/CM used to be to clear out stock or drive foot traffic. Neither of those are of much value now with just in time manufacturing and online retail. In this space it’s usually peripherals or full builds/laptops that you see get some good sales. The best thing you can do is put your build in PC part picker and look at historical prices. Then try and piece it together as you go. More on reddit.com

Having looked at deals for the past several years, prime, Black Friday, cyber Monday, etc. I’m not impressed, I typically see normal deals and prices rise beforehand so it looks better. The extraordinary deals are usually just small stuff to get you shopping and are there to entice you to spend. Upgrade when you need to, if it lines up with one of these events that’s neat. Otherwise you’re missing nothing. More on reddit.com