Since when? Last time I looked, not too long ago it was £220-£230. That's a big difference
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Since when? Last time I looked, not too long ago it was £220-£230. That's a big difference
OCUK were selling new 780Tis for £250 not too long back. I wouldn't see 220/230 as reasonable for used.
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2 where sold after the GTX980Ti released.
GTX980s are going for sub 290 and quite a few are cropping up on the MM so yeah, I think they will drop even more.
But the used GPU market is not a reasonable place.
Anytime I have looked to buy a 'used' gpu I always end up getting cheesed off with the idiotic prices and all the b.s that you get from sellers, that I always end up just going the 'brand new', full warranty, no hassles, no pitfalls route.
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im hoping the ocuk mm is different/more useful...
with all the punters so proud of their positions of strength/able to buy expensive bad value for money gpus, im hoping there are some interesting opportunities.
with all the punters so proud of their positions of strength/able to buy expensive bad value for money gpus, im hoping there are some interesting opportunities.
It's not really. There are benefits in that it's a smaller, arguably more trustworthy community of people flogging stuff but I don't ever recall seeing any flat out bargains in there. If people will pay the price, the price won't fall.
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a 780 6gb is a cheaper titan equivalent if you do look for used titans. Quite rare now though.