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Mr alex
By Mr alex
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about 50-60 canadian 50 if if its reference 60 if it's a decent aftermarket one by asus evga msi etc. i have bought several at that price already but it depends on the area you're selling it in and whether there's a very active gpu market driving the prices of the older cards down

 

(50 cad = 38.30 usd = 36.05)

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1 hour ago, huilun02 said:

Selling yours?

Depends on model/condition but even a good one won't sell for much.

If this is your only spare card, keep it as a backup. Never know when you need to diagnose a system fault.

No I'm not selling it I was just wondering cuz I paid 30 euro for mine

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a GTX 660 is £70 off CEX, and a GTX 660 ti is £68 again off CEX

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