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Thank you! 271 o: sums up to 10 and that is my favorite number in binary

I would rather keep it for tinkering if I had to sell it at that price haha. If you need money selling it for that price is not gonna help much.

I may not be the best to reply, but I just checked the basic benchmark results on the Nvidia site and it doesn't seem like a terrible card. Retail price seems to be at 250 US dollars so maybe lower it by 50 dollars if it's not damaged or anything.. If people don't like that price you can always go lower, but I personally would try to get the most out of it. I don't think anyone would buy it for over 200 dollars though. Again, I am not experienced in this, but I still felt like giving some input

Welp. I just wrote my post and hit send and boom! not signed in, lost the post. Let's start over. Hello, I am Daniel, I am 16, from Uruguay and I like cats, music (I play a few instruments, but I am a master of none,) archery, gaming and hardware technology. I am about to start my 12th grade year of school, on the engineering orientation (Basically, an orientation here is a package of subjects you can pick, but not customize.) I am also looking for a job along the lines of hardware retail or so, just for experience and knowledge. And well.. Yeah money is nice too! I want to keep this short, but here is my custom gaming PC specs and peripherals because... show off. It costed me 2070 US dollars for the tower, mouse and keyboard. Screw import fees, I hate them. Thermaltake Chaser A31 case MSI H97 Gaming MoBo Intel Corei7 4790k CPU HyperX DDR3 4X4 16GB RAM EVGA GeForce GTX 960 Thermaltake TR2 700W Seagate Barracuda 1TB HDD Kingston SSDNow V300 SSD Razer Anansi keyboard MSI Interceptor DS200 mouse Logitech G230 headset (This one I broke once and I have not gotten it back from repair, but it should be back soon. I hope.) SKP Pro Audio Podcast-100 microphone A crappy old Samsung monitor that I plan to change when I have money Some okay old Logitech speakers that I sometimes use Thank you for reading