Black Friday graphics card deals — huge savings on Nvidia RTX 40-series GPUs
Give your PC an upgrade with these huge offers
Black Friday has finally arrived, and if an all-new graphics card deal is what you've been waiting for, then you'll be happy to know there are huge savings to pick up on Nvidia RTX 40-series GPUs — and then some.
Whether you're building a PC from scratch or already boast one of the best gaming PCs and need an upgrade, there's a GPU you'll want to snatch up with a discount right now.
We're talking a Gigabyte GeForce RTX 4060 that's down to $284 at Amazon, an MSI Ventus RTX 4070 that's under $500, and even a Zotac RTX 4080 Super that's $100 off. Better yet, there's plenty more where that came from.
Now's the time to give your PC a well-deserved upgrade, and it'll mean you can play even more graphics-intensive PC games, and there are plenty of them going around. With that in mind, here are our favorite GPU deals for Black Friday 2024.
RTX 3060
Sure, it's not the latest generation of GPU, but this card will be more than enough to power popular titles like Fortnite and Counter-Strike 2. The ray-tracing tech isn't as good as newer models, but it'll play more demanding games, too.
RTX 4060/Ti
Moving into 40-series cards, this offering has an 11% saving with up to two-times the ray-tracing performance of the 30-series above.
Get 15% off of this overclocked 4060 which packs the Ada Lovelace technology of the 40-series at a price less than $320. ASUS says it's ideal for digital artists, too.
Save $50 on this ROG Strix RTX 4060 which offers improved airflow and enough power to play games like Cyberpunk 2077 with great detail.
To get onboard next-gen PC gaming, sporting an RTX 4060 Ti 3X GPU with 8GB VRAM is a great start, especially when you can grab it for under $400.
Capable of powering 4 displays and at up to 8K resolution, this GeForce RTX 4060 TI only has a small discount but it's such a good card it's worth mentioning anyway.
RTX 4070
Moving into 4070 territory, things get pricier but they also see a jump in power. This model has 12GB of GDDR6 VRAM and will run pretty much anything without breaking a sweat.
Not only is this a great GPU for your PC, but it comes with a copy of the new Indiana Jones and the Great Circle game which launches next month.
RTX 4070 Super/Ti
Sure, the discount is slim, but this overclocked model is a powerhouse that's ideal for just about anything you throw at it - whether that's work or play.
Snag an extra 20 dollars off with promo code BFDDY2A632 on this GPU with 7168 CUDA cores and PCI Express 4.0 compatability - and get Indiana Jones for free, too.
Another powerful 4070 Super (and another GPU that includes the upcoming Indiana Jones game), this GPU is sure to be a huge boon for gamers and creatives, particularly with ray-tracing.
If you're after a step up in GPU power, the MSI Shadow Geforce RTX 4070 Ti Super will get you there. With 16GB of GDDR6 VRAM, boost clock 2640 MHz, and 8448 Cores CUDA Cores, prepare for this to last you a while.
We're approaching top-of-the-line pricing here, but this GPU packs MSI's Windforce cooling system to help it last longer, and packs 16GB of GDDR6X VRAM to boot.
Another 16GB card, this card will handle just about anything you have for it, and runs pretty cool, too. Reviewers have said it's ideal for scientific projects and AI workflows, as well as gaming.
This sleek card is ready for VR, 8K, multiple displays and the most beautiful games or creative projects you can throw at it, with RGB lighting included, too.
RTX 4080
A powerhouse in every sense of the world, you can save $100 on this 4080 and play games as developers intended them to be seen.
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