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Which Graphics card is better, also what are their values?

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EVGA GF GTX 680 2GB FTW Graphics Card

http://www.amazon.co.uk/EVGA-GTX-680-Graphics-Card/dp/B0089ZSHFI/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1418241031&sr=8-1&keywords=680+ftw

 

MSI GTX 770 2GB

 

 

Why is the GTX 680 worth £340 on Amazon?

 

I have both cards currently and selling them both as I have a 970.

 

Can someone give me an estimate of what they are worth?

 

680 - Brand new still sealed

770 - Pre-owned (my old card)

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GTX 770 is based on the GTX 680 so performance wise they are pretty identical.

 

I'd say 200 for the 770 and 250-300 for the new 680

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GTX 770 is based on the GTX 680 so performance wise they are pretty identical.

 

I'd say 200 for the 770 and 250-300 for the new 680

 

 

680, $350 (new)

770, $250 (used)

 

They perform the same.

 

I've been offered £170 for the 770 and

£150 for the 680.

 

The 680 is really hard to sell since it's an old card and you can buy a better card for that price

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680, $350 (new)

Are you mad? A 680 the same price as a GTX 970? Don't even go there

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I've been offered £170 for the 770 and

£150 for the 680.

 

The 680 is really hard to sell since it's an old card and you can buy a better card for that price

 

Yeah the price for the 770 seems about right. I'd like to think that a sealed 680 could bring more than 150 tho... Maybe someone wants to collect it or something

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Yeah the price for the 770 seems about right. I'd like to think that a sealed 680 could bring more than 150 tho... Maybe someone wants to collect it or something

 

No idea where to sell it or anything. Any suggestions?

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No idea where to sell it or anything. Any suggestions?

 

Maybe throw it on ebay for the max. duration and hope the right person sees it. Alternatively i guess you could take the 150£ and be done with it.

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