How to sell gpu?

[Nojuz]

I'm not doing it right now, but when I want to upgrade where do I sell my old gpu? It's gtx 750 ti. I don't have it's box or anything, just the card.It was used for about 2-3 years now. What price and where?

[Castdeath97]

For the price I think 60-75 USD will suffice.

[grimreeper132]

sell it on ebay probably, for about $60/£50, and that should sell for a but higher maybe about $75/$65 as long as it works and is in a good condition

[CatXice]

5 hours ago, grimreeper132 said:

sell it on ebay probably, for about $60/£50, and that should sell for a but higher maybe about $75/$65 as long as it works and is in a good condition

as long as it works....

narr lad it dont work just looks pretty dont it still 50 bucks for it ye.......

[Princess Luna]

a 750ti.... meh I would say it isnt even worth bothering with it, just storage it on your closet for a good troubleshooting device or backup GPU, you will make an ad that will be there for months with good chances of never selling and even if you do sell for 50ish dollars just the trouble and cost of mailing would make it not worth.

 

selling used GPU makes more sense with higher tiers that might still have some market and will actually give you meaningful gains like a 980ti

[grimreeper132]

2 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

a 750ti.... meh I would say it isnt even worth bothering with it, just storage it on your closet for a good troubleshooting device or backup GPU, you will make an ad that will be there for months with good chances of never selling and even if you do sell for 50ish dollars just the trouble and cost of mailing would make it not worth.

 

selling used GPU makes more sense with higher tiers that might still have some market and will actually give you meaningful gains like a 980ti

you say that, but they can go quite fast some of these older GPUs on ebay, for some ridiculous prices

[Princess Luna]

1 minute ago, grimreeper132 said:

you say that, but they can go quite fast some of these older GPUs on ebay, for some ridiculous prices

yes but what your profit will go down the sink buying packaging and mailing... and the trouble of doing it all to gain 20ish dollars makes it a better idea just keep it for future need

[grimreeper132]

1 minute ago, Princess Cadence said:

yes but what your profit will go down the sink buying packaging and mailing... and the trouble of doing it all to gain 20ish dollars makes it a better idea just keep it for future need

aye that is true, but if you still have original packaging that's not as big of a problem. And shipping costs depends, as in the UK it's on £3-£4 max to organise a courier ta anywhere in the UK, don't know about america though 

[Princess Luna]

3 minutes ago, grimreeper132 said:

aye that is true, but if you still have original packaging that's not as big of a problem. And shipping costs depends, as in the UK it's on £3-£4 max to organise a courier ta anywhere in the UK, don't know about america though 

UK is a town compared to the size of USA if your buyer it the other side of the country the shipping can go as high as 20 dollars

[grimreeper132]

2 minutes ago, Princess Cadence said:

UK is a town compared to the size of USA if your buyer it the other side of the country the shipping can go as high as 20 dollars

yea, fair enough, again as I said it depends where he lives, in america there's less of a point than here

[colesdav]

17 hours ago, Princess Cadence said:

UK is a town compared to the size of USA if your buyer it the other side of the country the shipping can go as high as 20 dollars

You might not be as big you may think.

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/sciencetech/article-2596783/Why-world-map-youre-looking-WRONG-Africa-China-Mexico-distorted-despite-access-accurate-satellite-data.html

 

I did look at shipping prices within US versus shipping in the UK or from the US to UK.

I agree with you. US postage cost seem really high. To ship a GTX750Ti with UPS from New York to San Francisco is at least $40. That is as bad as sending from US to UK.   

 

There is nothing wrong with buying a GPU on Ebay. I have done it. 

As long as you check the PCIe contacts, check the power consumption, and run all appropriate GPU benchmarks as soon as you get it you should be o.k. If it does not work/perform as expected then get it returned using Ebay returns process. 

The only doubt would be is the GPU memory o.k. as there is no way I have found yet to do a true memory check on a GPU with >2GB of memory. I am looking into it. 

Cheers. 

[maartendc]

Ebay is pretty good for selling GPU's. I have sold and bought a couple of GPU's on Ebay. There is a lot of interest from potential buyers, as long as your price is fair.

 

Downside of Ebay is that they take a 10% cut, so if you can sell it to a friend or on Craigslist, you might make more money on it.

 

Good luck!