Graphics cards

Graphics cards in Canada

Updated 4 November 2026

A new graphics card costs about CA$160 to CA$3,000 in Canada right now, and the chip and its video memory decide most of the price. For current offers for the exact model, describe the card you need on BlaBlaPrice and sellers will reply with their own price and terms.

Warranty and the rules that protect you

The warranty is set by the maker, and the terms vary. NVIDIA lists three years of consumer coverage for GeForce RTX, GTX and TITAN cards, and MSI gives 36 months on new retail cards but 180 days on refurbished ones. XFX cards usually carry a two-year limited warranty, and ASUS covers technical hardware faults in normal use. Canada's Office of Consumer Affairs advises checking the warranty laws of your province or territory, so ask the seller for the warranty document and proof of purchase.

Season and the room the PC is in

The snippets show no seasonal pattern in card prices, so you do not need to wait for a particular month and can compare the current figures above. The climate matters for the PC itself. Summer, from June to August, makes a room with a gaming PC warmer, and a card with a large cooler needs a case with good airflow. Plan the cooling for the summer load, which is the hotter of the two seasons listed.

How the price is quoted here

Prices are in Canadian dollars and come from several Canadian retailers. The listings do not say whether tax is included, so check the total at checkout. Video memory is written in gigabytes with the memory type in the title, such as 8 GB GDDR7, and the type matters as much as the size. Ask for the price with delivery to Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver, Calgary or Ottawa, since the same card can be listed at different totals.

What to write in your request

Name the model if you know it, or say the purpose: gaming, video editing or work. Give the video memory you need, whether a new or used card is acceptable, the warranty you want and the brand if you have a preference. Tell the seller your PC's make and model and its power supply, so the card fits. Add your city and your budget in dollars.

BlaBlaPrice is free for buyers. Describe the card in your own words in a chat and add a photo if you have one. BlaBlaPrice's AI asks for missing details, looks through sellers' websites and price lists in Canada, and shows the prices and businesses it finds. Registered sellers reply in the chat with their own offer, including price, warranty and delivery, and your contacts stay hidden until you decide whom to contact. You can also send your request link to a local computer shop yourself. Start on the BlaBlaPrice home page or read how it works.