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Black Friday proper may be over, but the Black Friday PC gaming deals are still going strong. While we may not see any new deals arrive—at least until Cyber Monday—many of the best savings will be sticking around throughout the weekend. There are some seriously tasty PC gaming deals that'll make you proud not to have splashed out the second the coveted, fancy new tech landed.
With deals abound, it's not always easy to tell deal from dud. That's why we're here. We'll be heavily curating the deals on this page to make sure you can see where your hard-earned money should go.
And, at a time with an increased focus on the cost of living across the world, it makes sense to save any large purchase for an event such as Black Friday, where every retailer in every corner of the globe will be cutting prices to tempt you into spending your money with them. Whether you're desperate for an upgrade to your PC setup, or a whole new machine, the Black Friday sales event is a great time to bag a bargain.
Just make sure to check below for the best of the deals PC gaming this sales season. We're sending our deal bots, and deal humans, scouring from sunrise to sunset for the best deals this month, and using our years of combined expertise to determine how worthy they are of your wallet. This page will be curated throughout November, until the deals well finally dries up.
Where are the best Black Friday PC gaming deals?
- Amazon UK - Up to to 54% off gaming peripherals
- Newegg - Speedy Samsung 980 Pro NVMe SSDs for under £120
- Scan - £189.99 off the AMD Ryzen 7 5800X CPU
- Box - Save £1,300 on a curved 175Hz gaming monitor
- Ebuyer - RTX 3060-powered gaming laptop for just £799.98
- Cyberpower - Nearly £400 off this Ultra 55 gaming PC with RTX 3060 Ti
- Overclockers - Get the Noblechairs Epic for just £284.99
- HP - Save £450 on HP Omen laptop powered by an RTX 3070 Ti
- Razer - Just £1,916.99 for a Razer Blade 15 Base gaming laptop
- Laptops Direct - Save almost £500 on this vast 3440 x 1440 gaming monitor
- PC Specialist - An RTX 3070 gaming PC for just £1,499
Nvidia GeForce powered gaming PCs - RTX 3060 - HP Omen 25L |
£1,199.99£999.99 at Amazon (save £200) - RTX 3060 Ti - CyberpowerPC Ultra 55 |
£1,299£916 at CyberpowerPC (save £383) - RTX 3070 - Vortex |
£1,722£1,499 at PC Specialist (save £223)
Gaming Laptops - RTX 3060 - Lenovo IdeaPad Gaming 3 | £899.99 at Amazon
- RTX 3080 - Razer Blade 17 |
£2,999.98£1,999.97 at Laptops direct (save $1,000.01)
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When is Black Friday 2022?
Black Friday 2022 is on the 25th of November this year and will effectively last through until Cyber Monday on the 28th of November.
Though, in reality, Black Friday is now a month-long event running pretty much throughout the entirety of November. Indeed, since Amazon kicked things off with its Prime Early Access event in October, the deals have been rolling along since then.
What deals can I expect on Black Friday 2022?
If there's one thing we've learned from the two Amazon Prime Day events this year, it's that it looks like graphics card deals are back on the menu, boys. Despite the RTX 4090 and RTX 4080 cards launching ahead of Black Friday, there will still be a lot of old stock left on the shelves come the big day and into Cyber Monday.
But that doesn't mean every GPU deal is going to be a good one. We've seen a bunch of discounted RTX 3090 Ti cards recently, but even with heavy discounted prices, they're not cheap enough to make sense in a world where the RTX 4090 has made the ultra-enthusiast GPU market a one card deal.
Your best bet is in the mid-range or budget end of the graphics card spectrum. It's going to be a long while before we see new, genuinely affordable GPUs arrive, so if you're not in the market for some super-expensive slab of graphics silicon, there could well be some great deals. Honestly, the best deals are likely to be on AMD cards if past experience is anything to go by, but Nvidia will also be under some pressure to ship its more mainstream GPUs, too.
It's also worth noting you will be able to find all these cards in either a pre-built gaming PC or last-gen GPUs in a new gaming laptop, and that's arguably where the best deals for gaming upgrades will happen.
With the launch of new Intel and AMD processors, the last-gen chips could be cheaper too, in order to clear older stock from the inventory of retailers. That's good news, because the Intel 12th Gen, and AMD Ryzen 5000-series chips are all still great gaming CPUs. With an imminent price correction on memory expected soon, we might see some other component deals, as well.
DDR5 has also started dropping in price now that AMD is supporting it as well, and there seems to have been a glut of great SSDs deals.
Screens are another regularly discounted commodity around Black Friday, and we doubt this year will be any different. This means both the best gaming monitors and the best TVs for gaming could get some tasty deals, too.
And there will always be gaming mice and keyboards on sale come Black Friday too, so they're worth taking a look at. It's a great time of year to treat your butt to a quality gaming chair as well, which tend to enjoy some healthy price cuts this time of year.
What should I avoid buying on Black Friday 2022?
Anything you don't need. It's distressingly easy to be duped into dropping cash on something just because there's a hefty discount attached to it… even though you have absolutely no use for it.
If you're considering making a purchase around Black Friday, have a plan of attack. That probably sounds needlessly aggressive, but you need to know what you actually want to buy first or you'll end up with no end of crap. Cheap crap, maybe, but crap nonetheless.
Do some research on the products you'd like to pick up in the sales (we offer detailed hardware buying guides), and maybe some alternatives in case those don't pop up. Set yourself a strict budget too.
Products like graphics cards and processors have obvious tiers (though the different companies work damned hard to make product names as confusing as possible), and SSDs have rated speeds, but for peripherals, it's tougher to tell from the specs whether they're worth the money. Checking for reviews, from such luminaries as ourselves, should guide you on your way, and checking price trackers such as CamelCamelCamel will let you know if a deal's more than just skin deep.
Are there any Black Friday tips and tricks?
If you haven't already used it up during a credit card splurge around Amazon Prime Day, then you ought to take the opportunity to sign up for a free 30-day trial of Amazon Prime. That will get you early access to the Lightning Deals, and help you grab some of Jeff's best deals of the day. It will also net you free shipping on a host of products and speedy delivery too, and at the very worst it'll be handy when it comes to bagging some last-minute Christmas gifts for that aunt you always forget about.