Prices of old GPUs.

[Sir Asvald]

I have left the PC scene for a while now. I'd like to know what are the prices of Nvidia GPUs. For the 10 series up to 30 the series.

 

I am looking to upgrade my ageing Nvidia 1060, my budget is around £200.

 

Thanks.

[dizmo]

Probably best to take a bit and go look for yourself. eBay is a good source, your local classifieds a close second.

[Sir Asvald]

15 minutes ago, dizmo said:

Probably best to take a bit and go look for yourself. eBay is a good source, your local classifieds a close second.

Thanks for the reply. As I mentioned in my original post, I don't know much about pricing for old GPUs.

 

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[aisle9]

10 minutes ago, Sir Asvald said:

I have let the PC scene for a while now. I'd like to know what are the prices of Nvidia GPUs. For the 10 series up to 30 the series.

 

I am looking to upgrade my ageing Nvidia 1060, my budget is around £200.

 

Thanks.

I mean, a used GT 1030 will cost you as little as $20 if you're willing to deal with the DDR4 war crime version. A brand new 3090 Ti will still cost you the equivalent of one month's rent for a two-bedroom apartment in suburban Atlanta.

 

Your question is impossible to answer.

[SansVarnic]

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As the saying goes, if you are not contributing ... move on.

[dizmo]

19 minutes ago, Sir Asvald said:

Thanks for the reply. As I mentioned in my original post, I don't know much about pricing for old GPUs.

 

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Which is why you would go investigate and see what they're selling for where you live?
Not sure what you really expect here.

[okkee]

12 minutes ago, Sir Asvald said:

I have left the PC scene for a while now. I'd like to know what are the prices of Nvidia GPUs. For the 10 series up to 30 the series.

 

I am looking to upgrade my ageing Nvidia 1060, my budget is around £200.

 

Thanks.

i can only use ebay prices as estimates and without including shipping costs but you should probably also check marketplace or any other used goods sites. 1060 6gb is like 100-120 usd, sometimes a little higher/lower. 1070/1070ti seem to range from 110 to 140. the 1080's been making a lot of appearances at the 120 - 150 range as well. the 1650/1660/1660 super also making appearances at the 100 - 120 range. the 2060 is at around 160 and the 2070 sometimes maybe dips to about 180 - 200. Not too many 2080s I can see. Most tend to be 200 and are the oem blower style version of the card. After that, not a lot of cards. people seem to be holding on to them. 

 

If you're looking to buy used, the 2060/2060 super seem to be the best options.  But also the rx 6600 is 200 usd new and the rx 6600xt can be picked up for 250 usd. Although, you did ask for nvidia cards but those are good deals.

[thrasher_565]

£200 is about $333 Canadian and $211 usd

this is what i would do i go here look up the gpu and then go to ebay. i keep doing that tell i find the best for the best price or with in your range. some times there really good deals and some times nothing...

some times you might find a gpu that might have something miner wrong with it like broke fan or something thow can be the best deal. amazon has used stuff to but probably way more then ebay...

[Sealance]

That's about what I paid for my current 3060 8gb (~2500 SEK). Granted, it was on sale but they do pop up from time to time.

I paid something similar for my 2060 right before the cough cough but that now sits in my streaming pc.

[WackySpace]

• GeForce RTX 3070: Starting at $4991

  GeForce RTX 3080: Starting at $6991

  GeForce RTX 3090: Starting at $1,4991

   

[porina]

Given £ assuming in UK. Pricing changes and varies all the time. ebay is a starting point, filter for completed sales so you know what they're ending at, as listings before they finish don't matter at all. ebay tends to be on the high end of pricing. Also look at Cex if you want to consider getting it from a store with some warranty, at a small premium compared to private sales. Beyond that, you can try marketplaces like Facebook which can get you better pricing, at higher risk.