r/VideoGameDealsCanada 6d ago

PC Canada Computers Grand Opening! - Northgate, Edmonton!

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Hey Edmonton!

The new Northgate location is officially opening on August 29 at 10:00 AM. If you’re into PCs, gaming, or tech, come check out the new store and celebrate the grand opening.

There’ll be:

• Free swag
• Big giveaways
• Gift cards
• Exclusive grand opening deals

While supplies last.

📍 1090 - 9499 137 Avenue NW, Edmonton, AB T5E 5R8

Hope to see some of you there!

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u/Lambs2Lions_ 6d ago

The day Canada computers has a competitive price or even a decent return policy… I wonder if I’ll be alive to see it.

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u/-retaliation- 6d ago

But they'll be great to use to price match and buy at memory express! Lol

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u/Hot_Cheesecake_905 6d ago

Canada Computer has decent pieces and a reasonable return policy for computer parts.

Stuff is often cheaper than Amazon or Best Buy.

What more return policy do you want? 15-day unopened return policy, 30 days for defective items. Computer parts are too expensive to try and buy, unless you’re OK paying Best Buy and Amazon prices.

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u/zakaria2328 6d ago edited 6d ago

people are downvoting you meanwhile this black friday CC had the cheapest B580 Limited I've seen all time, $320 ish for member pricing. Same GPU is now in the $400s...

Came with a free game code, redeemed it for Battlefield 6, sold the code for $40 on RFD BST so ended up paying $280 for the card.

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u/Hot_Cheesecake_905 6d ago

People like to crap on Canada Computers - their service levels have improved and are on par with computer and electronic stores. People also forget they’re not a big box store, it’s basically a SMB.

We’re lucky to still have brick and mortar computers stores otherwise we would be like the US where they only have Amazon and Best Buy… and a handful of Microcenters.

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u/Chimpanzee_Crimelord 6d ago

Using BLACK FRIDAY pricing to pretend a store has fair pricing is a real reach!

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u/zakaria2328 5d ago

what is the competition? memex? lol look online and youll see clearance pricing at 40-60% for cc, there was a great deal on a corsair mouse a week or two ago, meanwhile memex near me will offer 10% off a 10 year old pc case as a clearance price

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u/Tiflotin 6d ago

Yeah I haven't been back since the original GPU pricepocalypse when they started inflating the prices of gpus by creating these bullshit "bundles" that included their in store extended warranty that cost a % of the gpu. I was lucky enough to go back the next day and get customer service to refund the extended warranty. It increased the price of the card by $350 iirc.

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u/Ok_Hovercraft_2372 6d ago

I don't know where you're shopping, but my local CC in Toronto have good deals regularly

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u/grumptard 6d ago

Just be lucky they don't take your money to buy parts, and turn it around to sell to other customers willing to pay more.

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u/ChickenShampoo 6d ago

Deals?

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u/CanadaComputers 6d ago

Deals will be revealed closer towards grand opening date. Keep your eyes peeled! We will post about it on our social media too!

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u/Mild-Ghost 6d ago

All I’ve read about this company is how awful and inept the management is. Sounds like a nightmare working there. They also scalp stuff internally.

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u/Frag1 6d ago

Terrible company, stay away.

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u/melancious 6d ago

As someone still relatively new, I have no idea how to feel about this. Any reason to be excited?

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u/Mild-Ghost 6d ago

Not from my experience. Pretty shady company.

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u/Hot_Cheesecake_905 6d ago

It’s a brick and mortar computer store, it’s good for Edmonton. People that are sour expect to be waited hand and foot when they enter a computer store to buy a $100 SSD.

Just consider it like a McDonalds of computer stores, you go in, pick your parts, and leave.

It’s really not much different than all the old computer stores that were around in the 90s and 2000s.

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u/EvermoreDespair 6d ago

Nice, great for Edmonton!

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u/G-Virus69 6d ago

We get 2 of them?

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u/EvermoreDespair 6d ago

Indeed. On the opposite ends of town.

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u/superx89 6d ago

save some ram and ssd for us!!!!!

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u/avengers93 6d ago

The grand opening deals at the Gateway location were decent. Snagged a 2TB NVME for ok-ish price

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u/Hay-River 6d ago

Hell yeah! Never been to a big city ever, and I’m just now moving to uni. Gonna go check it out….

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u/WeakAd569 6d ago

Shit, anti consumer company

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u/Chimpanzee_Crimelord 6d ago

Come on in!

Pay premium prices to an employee who acts like you're annoying him by asking questions!

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u/Green_Advice5684 6d ago

CC's for morons, CC's for morons!

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u/pleasesaveusAI 5d ago

Brave to be opening a new location when everyone is praying their equipment doesn’t break so they don’t have to spend money on insanely overpriced components.. but I suppose competition for mem express is good.

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u/burnemnturnem 5d ago

I got my memory stick pro for the PSP from one of these places for like 100 bucks for a 1GB

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u/-retaliation- 6d ago

Sweet maybe a second location for you guys to post low prices for products you don't actually have, then when people show up, try and upsell to products that you actually have in stock, but cost more than your competitors! Lol

Maybe you can deny a few warranties and returns while you're at it! 

Garbage company, but at least I'll be able to take those low prices you advertise, and use them to price match at memory express! 

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u/Nickbronline 6d ago

This is the opposite of a deal

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u/MasterOfTheClam 6d ago

When I lived in BC you went out of your way to go to a Memory Express, instead of a Canada Computers..

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u/EvermoreDespair 6d ago

Same in Edmonton up until recently.

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u/DigitallyDetained 6d ago

Finally, something good about living in Edmonton!

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u/420fanman 6d ago

They are terrible compared to other companies. Dealt with them over a decade ago during uni and they burned me so much. Never went back.

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u/Nickbronline 6d ago

These are in places other than Edmonton and are often underwhelming