Important question!

[Rektum]

Does anyone know any good sites to sell used graphics cards? I've had my card listed on Amazon and Ebay for nearly 3 weeks now (at a very low price) and I expected for someone to have bought it by now but it has not happened yet. So if you know any good sites please recommend me them :]

(P.S; am I allowed to advertise my amazon/ebay listing on here, since it's a graphics card so I guess it would be appropriate for this forum, but I won't do it until I get a response, thanks )

[Arty]

Do it in Classifieds 

http://linustechtips.com/main/classifieds/

[PotatOS - Andrew]

Craigslist?  Honestly idk, sorry 

[Prastupok]

Does anyone know any good sites to sell used graphics cards? I've had my card listed on Amazon and Ebay for nearly 3 weeks now (at a very low price) and I expected for someone to have bought it by now but it has not happened yet. So if you know any good sites please recommend me them :]

(P.S; am I allowed to advertise my amazon/ebay listing on here, since it's a graphics card so I guess it would be appropriate for this forum, but I won't do it until I get a response, thanks )

 

First: No you aren't allowed to. Classifieds section when you hit however many posts it is.

 

Second: What card? If it's an old one, then you can't be surprised.

[PotatOS - Andrew]

Do it in Classifieds 

http://linustechtips.com/main/classifieds/

This

[Rektum]

What card? If it's an old one, then you can't be surprised.

It's an MSI R7 260X 2GB DDR5 OC Edition. It's quite a beast card for PC gamers with a smaller budget and can still get the job done, as I have used it on many intensive games such as Battlefield 3 and 4, Grid Autosport, CSGO, and many more games, all with 60+ FPS on medium-high settings 1080p, paired with my i5 4690k.

[Prastupok]

It's an MSI R7 260X 2GB DDR5 OC Edition. It's quite a beast card for PC gamers with a smaller budget and can still get the job done, as I have used it on many intensive games such as Battlefield 3 and 4, Grid Autosport, CSGO, and many more games, all with 60+ FPS on medium-high settings 1080p, paired with my i5 4690k.

 

And how much do you have it listed for?

[Rektum]

And how much do you have it listed for?

It normally retails for around $120-130 on Amazon or Newegg. I am listing it for $94.99. I believe this is a great deal, because this card can still get very nice performance on even most new games and can still probably last someone in the gaming realm for another year or two. I have never overclocked it, so there is no wear on it whatsoever. I'd say it works nearly as perfect as it did the day I got it. I never stressed this card out.

[Prastupok]

It normally retails for around $120-130 on Amazon or Newegg. I am listing it for $94.99. I believe this is a great deal, because this card can still get very nice performance on even most new games and can still probably last someone in the gaming realm for another year or two. I have never overclocked it, so there is no wear on it whatsoever. I'd say it works nearly as perfect as it did the day I got it. I never stressed this card out.

 

It's not a great deal. It's an old card, and it's used.

[Rektum]

It's not a great deal. It's an old card, and it's used.

As I've said, it is used, but still works nearly as good as it did on the first day that I got it. And the age doesn't mean much at all. This card paired with a good Core i5 can get you some VERY nice performance on intense games with 60+ FPS on 1080p. For PC gamers on a budget, I don't see a problem with getting this card.

[Prastupok]

As I've said, it is used, but still works nearly as good as it did on the first day that I got it. And the age doesn't mean much at all. This card paired with a good Core i5 can get you some VERY nice performance on intense games with 60+ FPS on 1080p. For PC gamers on a budget, I don't see a problem with getting this card.

 

The age DOES make a difference. Parts deteriorate over time because of heat. And why would people pay almost full price when the 3xx series is coming out very soon?

 

If you don't see a problem, then keep it. But no one with a brain is going to pay 85% the price new for an old, used card.

[Rektum]

The age DOES make a difference. Parts deteriorate over time because of heat. And why would people pay almost full price when the 3xx series is coming out very soon?

 

If you don't see a problem, then keep it. But no one with a brain is going to pay 85% the price new for an old, used card.

Yes, the age does make a difference, but not as much as I think it does. Yes, it matters how old it is, but this card gets the job done on lots of intensive games at a very low price, no questions asked. As for the upcoming 3xx series, those GPUs will definitely be costing quite some money. I'm looking at a budget gamer's perspective here, as that is what this card is really meant for: knocking 60+ FPS at 1080p on intensive games for a VERY low price.

[Yoinkerman]

$95 + shipping is too much for a 260x.  They are brand new $110 before a $20 rebate.  I don't care how good the card still is it isn't worth 85% of new value.  You are wrong.