What do you think about this agreement?
What do you think about this agreement?
Lately the busy schedule made me miss out on Black Friday and Cyber Monday offers, but now I have time and the current deals aren’t as attractive. I’m not used to Canada’s Boxing Day sales, so I’m unsure what to expect. I’d like to assemble my PC quickly, but if it’s worth it, I might hold off. Since I don’t have other components yet, I’ll wait for those first. For now, is this a solid offer or should I wait for the holiday sales? amazon.ca TLDR: Is the Intel i7 13700K with GIGABYTE Z790 AORUS Elite AX worth 778 CAD?
The offer seems worth considering for the available options. Verifying PCP doesn’t just confirm a discount versus buying separately—it might also reveal hidden bundle pricing you’re not aware of. PCP typically aims to provide the best price for any selected component, but always compare to see if there’s a more favorable deal elsewhere.
Occasionally you might snag a solid discount on Boxing Day, though I think it’s not truly worthwhile. You could save a bit of tax, maybe. It’s not the same as the huge bargains you find in the United States.
For the CPU: PCP (VUUGO): 542.82 VUUGO Memory Express: 599.99 Newegg.ca: 549.00 Best Buy: 548.98 Amazon.ca: 549.00 It seems from their listed prices that they offer the most competitive rates, with parts costs appearing quite reasonable at the moment. Thank you for your attention and for helping me avoid being a slacker.
Sure, the 13,700k price still comes to about 470 CAD in the US and 550 CAD on the Canadian site. It's frustrating when you spot a good deal only to discover it's intended for other countries.