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Like someone mentioned, it really is more about the stock hunt than the savings. I learned that the hard way with my current setup a while back. I was so worried about missing a drop that I just grabbed the first one I could find from a brand I hadnt used before. Big mistake... the coil whine was absolutely unbearable and I ended up having to deal with a super frustrating RMA process that took forever. I would suggest being really careful about which manufacturer you go with, even if the price looks okay. In my experience, some of the cheaper brands for these high-end cards cut corners on the cooling or the power delivery. You might want to consider waiting an extra week or two if it means getting a brand with a better reputation for silence. Honestly, ngl, I spent so much time obsessing over the deal that I forgot to check if the card was actually good. Just be careful not to let the Black Friday hype force you into a purchase you will regret later on.

Hey there! Oh man, I totally get the RTX 5090 itch – it's an absolute beast of a card! From my experience snagging high-end GPUs in Canada, especially around Black Friday, don't expect HUGE price drops on the absolute top-tier cards like the 5090. Retailers often focus discounts on mid-range or slightly older models. Your best bet is to keep a super close eye on major Canadian retailers like Canada Computers, Memory Express, and Amazon Canada. They're usually the ones who get decent stock and might offer small bundles or slightly reduced prices. Honestly, availability is often the bigger win than a massive discount for these bleeding-edge cards. Good luck with the hunt!

Hey there! Yeah, the RTX 5090 is the dream card for sure. Unfortunately, I gotta say, I haven't seen massive *discounts* on the absolute top-tier cards like that during Black Friday in Canada historically. It's usually more about getting *any* stock at MSRP. I've had issues with a few retailers in the past where "deals" weren't as good as expected, or they'd sell out in literal seconds.

Honestly, I think focusing on availability and being quick is going to be your biggest win. Keep an eye on major Canadian retailers like Canada Computers, Newegg Canada, and maybe even Amazon.ca. Sometimes, you'll see bundles where the card is included, which can offer some value, but a straight percentage off the 5090 itself? Pretty rare. Don't get your hopes too high for a huge price drop, but definitely be ready to click buy if you see one at MSRP! Good luck!

Hey there! It's totally understandable to be hunting for an RTX 5090, especially with Black Friday on the horizon. I've been in that boat myself, always looking for the best value. Honestly, while previous replies touched on discounts, I think it's also crucial to consider the *total cost of ownership* for a card like the 5090, especially in Canada. Import fees can indeed be a real sting, but even without them, the base price for the absolute top-tier cards rarely sees massive drops. It's more common to see bundles or smaller percentage-off deals rather than, say, 30% off. My advice? Keep a close eye on major Canadian retailers like Newegg.ca, Canada Computers, and Amazon.ca. They're usually the most reliable for direct Canadian stock. Also, don't discount checking manufacturer-direct sites if they ship to Canada without insane markups. Sometimes, the "deal" isn't just the sticker price, but also avoiding those surprise import charges and long shipping times from international sellers. I'm happy with my current setup, but I always approach these high-end purchases with a very budget-conscious mindset. It's worth being patient and seeing what shakes out over the next few weeks!