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Is it worth it to buy a used Motherboard on Amazon?

Dannyel
By Dannyel
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What motherboard and whats the price difference? 

 

I'd say no since you rarely get a warranty with used items. 

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Bump, curious to know the answer too.

 

Welcome to the forums man :)

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If you are I would try to find out more information on how used it was, if there are any problems and if there is a warranty.

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You get 90 days on used items at most usually. Then if it breaks you'd have to buy a new one anyway. How much are you saving and does it take that risk into consideration?

 
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