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$325 980ti

OneSaltyDog
By OneSaltyDog
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So I am selling my secondary rig for $550 in order to buy the new gtx 1080, but I just found a guy on craigslist selling his 2 g1 980tis for $325 each, they are 4 months old. Is this a steal or should I wait for the 1080?

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Take them and run.

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If that's legit go for it (the 980 Ti's)

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2 minutes ago, OneSaltyDog said:

So I am selling my secondary rig for $550 in order to buy the new gtx 1080, but I just found a guy on craigslist selling his 2 g1 980tis for $325 each, they are 4 months old. Is this a steal or should I wait for the 1080?

Do they work? I can't find them for under $400 on eBay. So if they do... 

1 minute ago, Festive said:

Take them and run.

^That^

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Just now, OneSaltyDog said:

So I am selling my secondary rig for $550 in order to buy the new gtx 1080, but I just found a guy on craigslist selling his 2 g1 980tis for $325 each, they are 4 months old. Is this a steal or should I wait for the 1080?

I would take them even if the next gen stuff is coming out a 980ti is still going to be a good choice and they should still be under warranty so for 325 thats a steal 

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just as a gag, get them both and then put up individually for $400 and $450

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Awesome deal. Makes sense price to performance wise if the 1070 is titan x level performance and the 980ti is a used card. Only see it diminishing in value if Nvidia stops giving as much support to maxwell. 

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