for how much does sell a rtx 2070 super with 2 years of warranty?

[12345678]

I'm selling my system because I need something smaller or a laptop

 

ebay can't be trusted, full of fakes... anyone?

[WaggishOhio383]

Sorting by already sold listings on eBay, it looks like they're going for around $600-650 right now. Unless it's a founder's edition card, which is going for a bit more ($700-800).

 

In general, searching for an item on eBay and sorting by sold listings is a good way to know how to price, as it shows you what people are actually willing to pay for something, not how much sellers are asking for it. Not sure why you don't think eBay prices can be trusted - fake cards are typically pretty easy to spot, so just don't include what few of those listings there are in your price estimation.

[12345678]

5 minutes ago, WaggishOhio383 said:

Sorting by already sold listings on eBay, it looks like they're going for around $600-650 right now. Unless it's a founder's edition card, which is going for a bit more ($700-800).

 

In general, searching for an item on eBay and sorting by sold listings is a good way to know how to price, as it shows you what people are actually willing to pay for something, not how much sellers are asking for it. Not sure why you don't think eBay prices can be trusted - fake cards are typically pretty easy to spot, so just don't include what few of those listings there are in your price estimation.

I didn't meant fake cards, but fake ads

now besides the classic photo scam cards, they are making fake ads and buying from those for virtually lowering down the prices

[WaggishOhio383]

10 minutes ago, 12345678 said:

I didn't meant fake cards, but fake ads

now besides the classic photo scam cards, they are making fake ads and buying from those for virtually lowering down the prices

Okay, well if there's a different, more trustworthy place you know of to buy used GPUs, then feel free to look up how much people are selling them for there. But what's preventing people from doing the same thing elsewhere? Bottom line is the only way you'll sell your GPU is if you have a price that's competitive with the other listings out there. So you can either trust the prices from other listings, or you can try selling your card for more than that and hope someone's dumb enough to buy your GPU at a higher price when there are other people selling the same thing for less.

[LogicalDrm]

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