@Reply #1 - good point! Tracking is basically mandatory for GPUs these days. I've tried many tools over the years, and Price Drop Catch is my favorite because it pings the servers way faster than any human can.

• Set your target to $500
• Enable instant email alerts In my experience, stock algorithms change prices every few minutes. You kinda need that automated edge to snag a deal before it jumps back up.

Re: "@Reply #2 - good point! Tracking is basically..."

• Ugh, the stress is real. Spending weeks refreshing for my last build nearly broke me when I missed a $450 deal by seconds. tbh it's soul crushing.
• Browser plugins: They lag or crash during drops.
• Email alerts: Most land in spam folders. Be careful relying on these... even with trackers, you might still get burned because the market is just brutal.

I used a tracker for my last build to manage price swings so I dont have to check.

• Link product
• Set alert This method provided reliable notifications.

Bump - same question here

tbh I feel your pain. I spent months trying to finish a build last year and the price swings were just soul crushing. I tried a few of the mainstream trackers that everyone raves about, but unfortunately they were super disappointing for me.

• one big name site missed a $100 drop entirely because their updates are way too slow
• the browser plugins I tried just made my laptop laggy and gave me fake alerts
• email notifications from the retail sites themselves are basically useless Its kinda frustrating how many of these tools just dont work when things are moving fast. I eventually gave up on the manual stuff because I was losing sleep over it. I set a target price in Price Drop Catch and just forgot about it, got the alert like 3 weeks later and saved $60