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Sold Rx 480
- Thread starter Yulaw
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Think i payed a shade under £200 for the 480. wish it was always this easy making money on older hardware.
The 480/580s are selling for crazy money. I'm temped to sell my XFX 480 GTR XXX, which would almost certainly make it's value back or more. But then I have to find something to replace it with and Vega is also massively inflated 
Because it's only a 4gb one, people don't want those. The 8gb cards have the far superior and higher bandwidth Samsung vram (and twice as much of it). For compute tasks like mining it makes a big difference, also in some games.
Bought my 580's 4gb for £220 just a week ago, so he overpaid
Because it's only a 4gb one, people don't want those. The 8gb cards have the far superior and higher bandwidth Samsung vram (and twice as much of it). For compute tasks like mining it makes a big difference, also in some games.
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The 480/580s are selling for crazy money. I'm temped to sell my XFX 480 GTR XXX, which would almost certainly make it's value back or more. But then I have to find something to replace it with and Vega is also massively inflated
Because it's only a 4gb one, people don't want those. The 8gb cards have the far superior and higher bandwidth Samsung vram (and twice as much of it). For compute tasks like mining it makes a big difference, also in some games.
With moded bios they’re doing 950h/s. Don’t think 8 Gb cards much better.
Soldato
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Slightly off-topic but do people really really have that much confidence selling stuffs over the bay? Especially considering that people will most likely abusing graphic card such as the 480 with mining and if it falls apart within the 3 months, they will just open a case with ebay and claim the item is faulty and get their money back and there's nothing to protect the sellers whatsoever, considering the bay is biased toward the buyers...
It's much more of an issue if you sell to international buyers.
Man of Honour
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It's 180 days now so 6 months that you have to be on tenderhooks. It's disgusting that someone can buy something off you, get almost 6 months use out of it and then raise a case against you and get their money back. I sold my old GTX780 on there under a sell for a pound offer and made a hell of a lot more than I would have in out MM. My buyer was a zero feedback newbie as well but luckily everything worked out well. I wouldn't do it now though.
No from a website in France. Can’t say more here.Im guessing you bought it during the eBay 20% off sale at those prices