Black Friday deals are already live at some online retailers, you can check price at Amazon, B&H Photo Video, Newegg.

To add to the point above: checking those big retailers daily is smart, but I would suggest being cautious with some of the suspiciously low prices from third-party sellers that pop up during the rush. Everyone is aiming for that $400 sweet spot, but dont let the excitement lead to a bad technical choice. A few things you might want to consider before pulling the trigger:

• Verify the seller is authorized so you wont lose out on the manufacturer warranty.
• Check your power supply overhead because certain partner models have much higher transient spikes than the reference cards.
• Look closely at the cooler design as some budget variants might have poor VRM cooling compared to the mid-tier options. I would suggest comparing the actual frame-per-dollar data against Nvidias mid-range stack during the sale window. If the price difference is negligible, sometimes the feature set on the other side might be worth the extra spend, though AMD usually wins on pure VRAM capacity at this tier.

About $200 off during Black Friday 2024.

Currently price is around $480, wish at Black Friday price could go down to $400.