The best PC gaming Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals: graphics cards, games, monitors, VR, gaming laptops and PC accessories

Byte into some tasty bargains.

Deals by Sara Elsam, Staff Writer, Dicebreaker

Updated on 26 November 2018

Update 26/11:Black Friday has now ended, but the discounts are still rolling until Cyber Monday ends - we've seen a decent range of price drops on a range of PC goods. So far graphics cards, gaming laptops, 4K monitors and a range of PC peripherals such as mechanical keyboards have already been reduced as part of festivities.

Cyber Monday, for the few of you who are blissfully unaware, is an international shopping extravaganza that involves retailers online and in-store offering steep discounts on All the Things. Although not that dissimilar to Black Friday, it "traditionally" runs online - making it more geared toward technology folk. These days Cyber Monday is observed world-wide, with the big day falling on the Monday after Thanksgiving. As per usual, all the Black Friday PC discounts will be followed by dealson the weeks either side.

Just like the last few years, we'll be keeping this page as up to date as possible with all the latest and greatest PC gaming deals, offers, bundles and discounts. This will includes PC games, hardware, mechanical keyboards, and whatever other machine goods you're coveting. We're hoping that numerous PC items that missed the rounds of discounts this past Black Friday will be hit with the deals hammer. Being a slightly smaller event, lesser knownn retailers tend to get involved in Cyber Monday too. In addition, if Black Friday is anything to go by, there'll be plentiful good deals on VR this upcoming Cyber Monday. Now, let's see what Pc gaming deals we can LAN this Black Friday and Cyber Monday season!

We'll be updating this page all week with all the best PC gaming deals we can find, on hardware and software alike. Check back to see the finest offers and discounts, hand-picked by our desk-bound crew of deal-hunters.

Best PC hardware Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals

Now, onto the realms of the PC hardware deals. From gaming laptops to PC components like SSDs, graphics cards and more. Here's all the very best PC hardware Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals.

In the UK:

Black Friday and Cyber Monday CPU deals

Intel Core i9 9900K processor for £539
Core i7 9700K for £380
Intel Core i5 9600K processor for £245
AMD Ryzen 2700X processor for £300
AMD Ryzen 1800X processor for £220- was £240
AMD Ryzen 1700X processor for £170 - was £200
AMD Ryzen 1700 processor for £150 - was £190

Black Friday and Cyber Monday graphics card deals

and more PC hardware deals...

In the US:

Black Friday and Cyber Monday CPU deals

Black Friday and Cyber Monday graphics card deals

MSI RTX 2070 Duke OC - $550

And more PC hardware...

For more tech recommendations, check out Digital Foundry's rundown of the best Black Friday tech deals, including separate pages on Black Friday graphics card bargains and the latest Black Friday deals on SSDs. Oh, there are also some Black Friday processor deals plus Black Friday laptop deals, too!

Best PC gaming deals Black Friday and Cyber Monday

The great day of Black Friday is about to descend in full towering glory, releasing an onslaught of deals that'll haunt your wallet for decades. We'll be taking the time to horde all of the finest Black Friday PC gaming deals there are, as well as keeping track of all the latest discounts from the likes of Green Man Gaming, GOG, Humble Bundle and Amazon. We're hoping that both titles AAA and indie, brand new and utterly ancient will come under the mighty deal hammer bit by bit.

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Buying PC peripherals on Black Friday and Cyber Monday

Having a powerful PC is nice, but being comfortable is important too - and that's all down to the peripherals. The perfect monitor can make games look better or feel more responsive to play, while a good mouse makes clicking heads easier. A comfy keyboard can make a big difference to how your empire grows and a high-end headset lets you listen for enemies sneaking up behind you. Here we have the Black Friday peripheral highlights thus far, including monitors,mechanical keyboards, gaming mice and more. For a more in-depth insight, check out our dedicated Black Friday keyboards, headsets and mice hub.

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For more peripheral recommendations, check out Digital Foundry's best Black Friday deals on keyboards and their Black Friday monitor deals.

Buying VR for PC on Black Friday and Cyber Monday

There's little doubt that the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive are the best VR devices around right now. They not only have a sizable games and experience library, they are also the best headsets suited to developing games in VR. In addition, the recently released Oculus Go is even simpler to use than the other two - it comes with a library of preloaded games and requires less fandangling with cables! The main differences between the two larger headsets involve movement. Namely, you can't stroll around with an Oculus Rift, while a HTC Vive supports full-on movement. As such, if you're looking to use a HTC Vive to its full potential, you'll need plenty of floor space for both walking, and wall space to mount its movement sensors. In addition, the set advises you remove pets from the surrounding area, and there are an unholy amount of cables involved. Although harder to setup, the HTC undoubtedly provides a more immersive experience, just on the basis that movement is involved.

The Oculus on the other hand, effectively starts working the moment it's setup with a controller. If movement is not a concern and space an issue, the Oculus Rift is definitely the headset you'll be wanting. Both will require a high-spec PC, and are actually similar with regards to hardware specs. Being a little cheaper, we'd recommend the Oculus Rift for people looking to enjoy a range of sit-down VR experiences, while the HTC Vive, with its cost and complexity of setting up, is better suited to people heavily invested in VR overall, particularly the development side of things. If both of these VR guys sound too overwhelming, you're best suited to PSVR or even a mobile headset, which both have minimal technical input, the lowest upfront price and maximum plug-and-play capabilities.

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What kind of deals did we see in Black Friday 2017?

Last year gave us a litany of deals on SSDs and monitors, as well as some powerful pre-built machines from sites like Ebuyer, Overclockers, NewEgg and more. We also saw a lot of digital discounts from places like Humble Bundle, GOG, Green Man Gaming and others.

This Black Friday, we are likely to see a lot of multi-format games seeing huge discounts on PC. While console versions of games will be seeing significant discounts, you can expect the PC format editions to see bigger price cuts, judging by previous Black Friday happenings.

When it comes to hardware, the biggest components likely to see discounts this year are graphics cards, monitors, and virtual reality headsets like the Oculus Rift and HTC Vive. The latter two have already seen discounts this year, so expect to see further price drops over Black Friday week taking prices down by a matter of hundreds, as well as a few extra games packed-in to entice you further. There will be discounts on other parts such as brand new CPUs, RAM and hard drives, and we'll be here to cover the best of the best.

If you're still searching for your ideal discount, remember that we'll be keeping this page updated in the run-up to Black Friday (and of course, Cyber Monday after it) so be sure to bookmark this page and check back regularly. You never know, you may just find the bargain you've been looking for in advance and skip all the flurry and madness that is Black Friday week itself.