I'm building my first custom PC and I want to have a good gaming rig that'll last for a while. I am anxious to get it, but was going to wait until black friday/ cyber monday to order parts for MAXIMUM DEALS. However, some preliminary research shows I may not get much of a discount. i'm not planning on changing my selection for any of the part's I've already chosen, but how much do you guys think I'll save on this build: http://pcpartpicker.com/p/gtQJTW, and as an afterquestion, should I order the parts now and build ASAP or should I wait until black friday/cyber monday and have the computer done in early december, maybe. Thanks in advance for anyone who'll help me out!
Black Friday/Cyber Monday Deals on specific build?
- Thread starter lorderok
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capt_taco
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- Aug 5, 2009
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The truth is, Black Friday or Cyber Monday deals are no better than the specials you'll find at any other time of year. If you have patience and keep on top of it, you can find insane discounts on virtually any component with the exception of Intel CPUs.
You probably will not find them all at the same time though, so in order to save the maximum $$$, you're better off ordering the parts over the course of a couple months as the good specials come up, and being somewhat flexible about which specific brand or model you require.
You probably will not find them all at the same time though, so in order to save the maximum $$$, you're better off ordering the parts over the course of a couple months as the good specials come up, and being somewhat flexible about which specific brand or model you require.
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