JW1998

Damn, thank you for showing me this, my gullible ass self was stupid enough to put stock in the 1080ti wiping the floor with the 5700xt. I think I’ll reconsider, thanks again.

Ok, thank you for the responses. I am going to ask if there is room for negotiation, possibly lower the asking price to £425. It is the strix model - triple fans as shown in the videos.

Apologies for the number of videos - simply paranoid. D39E4D8D-8A0D-4676-AA86-8F2DE9B2C297.mov 081F6238-A774-4693-A13C-5188533706AD.mov 6670446F-8C10-4F99-8301-527A57D7C45F.mov BD46F1C8-7CCD-4F7C-B3C7-B04BE9404984.mov 0A575A31-7BA7-4DA2-A5CF-6AB7D6ABA4E3.mov DF08DD64-5CB5-4D42-8826-FB95BB6FE0AB.mov B38B639F-2D50-4EF7-87C9-A28A0EA5BC2D.mov

Found a 1080ti on Facebook for £500 and I am on the verge of purchasing it. The seller has sent me over ten videos of the card. These videos include the box, warranty, and it functioning inside of his tower. Is there anything that distinctly separates a fake card from a real one? What are some questions that you would ask to feel more reassured that your money is going towards the advertised product? I am more than certain he is legitimate, I found him on PC parts on Facebook. The group is strict and has various rules that aid in situations relating to scams and fake GPU’s.