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Used graphic card price relative to its MSRP

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Used graphic card price relative to its MSRP  

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  1. 1. How much under its MSRP should buy a used graphic card?

    • 90%
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    • 80%
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    • 70%
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    • 60%
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    • 50%
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    • 40%
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    • 30%
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I'm curious to know everyone's opinion on how much an used graphic card should be priced according to its MSRP.

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i think 30 to 40 percent (or even less, maybe even 5 percent more) because people can really profit because of the shortage

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Its hard to give a percentage.  It all depends on its age and usage and the general quality if the card.

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It depends:

  • Age/generation. I'd pay 90% of MSRP for a brand new RTX 3060 Ti (pretend we're in reality here), but wouldn't pay more than 40% of MSRP for a 4GB GTX 960 these days, and wouldn't dream of paying more than paying more than 5-10% of MSRP for a used GTX 285 that I plan to drop into an old retro PC setup.
  • Condition of the card. If your RTX 3090 has no cooler and someone has clearly tried to eat the board...I'll give you a dollar. If your GTX 285 is BNIB in perfect, unused condition and I'm looking at it as a flip or a collector's display piece, I might come up to 20-25% of the original $395 MSRP if that's what it takes.
    • This kind of also applies to historical significance of the card, if any. For a boring reference cooler GTX 780, nah. No bonus points. For that wacky Gigabyte (I think?) 780 that had five fans? Oh yeah, that's got my attention and would be worth a little more. Emphasis on little.
  • What tier is the card in? If you're trying to sell me a used GT 710 1GB DDR3...lol. I'll give you a dollar, and I do not care what condition it's in. If you're trying to sell me a used GTX 1080 Ti, well, now, let's start looking at the condition of that card.

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5 hours ago, CodeBeast357 said:

I'm curious to know everyone's opinion on how much an used graphic card should be priced according to its MSRP.

In this current time you'd pay MSRP for a used card. I bought a damn prebuilt so I could get a rtx 3070 for under $1,000

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