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Ichi
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So, someone is selling used Zotac 980Ti (only 1 week used and he got the receipt as well, he bought it for $415) for $360 where I live.

Considering I have the option to try it out at his house before taking it home so that's a plus.

I do consider getting a 1070 but it would cost me $550 so yea...

 

If the card is okay after I see it myself should I take it or leave it?

 

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Take it. Thats a steal.

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Great price for great performance.

GTX 980 Ti and GTX 1070 are pretty similar in performance, so for 200$ lower price ... yeah that's a great deal.

Just make sure card acctually works :)

 

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Got my G1 Gaming 980 Ti on eBay last December for 420€. It works flawlessly since then, you definitely should take it at that price !

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Seems great, while the 980Ti lacks some fancy new features like A sync for DX 12, it's well priced for what it is.

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20 hours ago, Vegetable said:

Take it. Thats a steal.

 

20 hours ago, Simon771 said:

Great price for great performance.

GTX 980 Ti and GTX 1070 are pretty similar in performance, so for 200$ lower price ... yeah that's a great deal.

Just make sure card acctually works :)

 

Valley benchmark for 30min at least.

 

 

20 hours ago, roylapoutre said:

Got my G1 Gaming 980 Ti on eBay last December for 420€. It works flawlessly since then, you definitely should take it at that price !

 

20 hours ago, Castdeath97 said:

Seems great, while the 980Ti lacks some fancy new features like A sync for DX 12, it's well priced for what it is.

The only problem is he live 2 hours drive away from my place so I can only go on weekends.

I contacted him already and I'm willing to pay extra $10 for him to keep it for me.

But if someone actually offered higher then he will let it go.

Hopefully it's still there by the weekend.

It's the AMP! Omega version btw.

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