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Should I buy A 750Ti for $50?

TheSlicingEdge

Alright i have a 1080 and my bud is offering me a 750ti saying i should make like a test bench or something. I think its a great offer but I cant see use in it. Should I get it why would I need it?

 

 

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Just now, Blebekblebek said:

Sure, why not

Why would i need it though

 

 

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Just now, Blebekblebek said:

Then why you making this thread.

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because it seems like a good deal but idk if i should take it 

 

 

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Lmao, why are you asking us if you should buy a 750ti if you clearly dont want it. You said it yourself, you see no use in it? So you're just asking us if you should buy it, for the sake of... buying it? and when @Blebekblebek says go for it, you say why?...

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1 minute ago, TheSlicingEdge said:

because it seems like a good deal but idk if i should take it 

Why would you buy something you have no use for? How is that a good deal?

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Buy it for $50 and then sell it again for $80.

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9 minutes ago, TheSlicingEdge said:

Why would i need it though

If you can't think of a reason for why you'd need it, how are we supposed to think of a reason?

 

Either buy it or don't, use it as a paper weight or something.

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5 minutes ago, LUUD18 said:

Buy it for $50 and then sell it again for $80.

No one would buy it what are you on.

 

 

Edit : Nearly ALL THE USED ONES sell for 50+ or below. Not going over the 70 mark.

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1 minute ago, RKRiley said:

If you can't think of a reason for why you'd need it, how are we supposed to think of a reason?

 

Either buy it or don't, use it as a paper weight or something.

OR just use it on like a test bench or smth

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It's a good deal if you had something to do with it...
Just because something is cheap doesn't mean you gain something by buying it.... Even if it were 1$ when you don't need it you're still wasting 1$ for something you don't need.
 

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Starting to think whether this is a troll thread or not

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could it be used as a physx card?

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No, if you don't need one there's no reason to. Why would you want a test bench? Do you test components regularly that you wouldn't just test with your regular PC? The only reason I can think of is if you want to build an HTPC/NAS (which is what I use my FX8120+GTX760 build for) and don't have a spare GPU to put in it. Why spend money on something you don't need? Just save that $50 for something that you actually want/need or put it into a "future upgrades fund". Your friend should just sell it to some kid who wants to build a budget PC and doesn't have the money for anything else.

 

3 hours ago, MrMcMuffinJr said:

could it be used as a physx card?

It would almost certainly be a bottleneck in a system with a 1080 (the 1080 would probably handle rendering and physics faster than the 750Ti could do just the physics) and generate unnecessary heat and power consumption in the system. Not to mention that very few games have PhysX support anyway.

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isn't PhysX almost dead?

 

Anyway you should not buy stuff just because it's a good deal. That's how people end up with 100s of unplayed games on steam.

You buy it if you need it or want it now and can make good use of it.

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