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2 minutes ago, xDylanio said:

I'm in the market for a 980 ti, but around how much should I be buying it for. DOes $300 sound good?

Don't quite understand your question, but $300 is very cheap for a GTX 980ti at this moment. Most I see go for $500-600

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$300 is a pretty good price for a used 980Ti.

See if you can get it for a bit less but roughly what you said is average I think.

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Just now, Aelita Sophie said:

Don't quite understand your question, but $300 is very cheap for a GTX 980ti at this moment. Most I see go for $500-600

Really? I see 1080's and a few 1080 ti's going for $400 to $500

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Just now, Lurick said:

$300 is a pretty good price for a used 980Ti.

See if you can get it for a bit less but roughly what you said is average I think.

Yeah im trying to go for $250, but I don't mind going for $300

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Just now, xDylanio said:

Really? I see 1080's and a few 1080 ti's going for $400 to $500

Then I highly need to visit your country and buy them...

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1 minute ago, xDylanio said:

Yeah im trying to go for $250, but I don't mind going for $300

Yup, I think the reference cards would be around $250 and the aftermarket cards around the $300 mark.

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$300 is a good target, $250 or so if you're really lucky.

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I sold my evga 980ti a few weeks back for a respectable 360$ which is around the price range for a used 980ti.

I would honestly say 300$ would be a lowball offer ,but if you can snag one for that low then go for it. Most 980ti's are pretty great overclockers compared to the 1080/ti cards. I was able to push 400+ on core and 500 on memory for mine while watercooled.

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1 hour ago, DocSwag said:

$300 is a good target, $250 or so if you're really lucky.

They aren't going for $250 anymore because of the huge 1070 price jump. Everyone is jumping on 980Tis.

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1 hour ago, Lurick said:

Yup, I think the reference cards would be around $250 and the aftermarket cards around the $300 mark.

$300 is the average price for my area. It's $350 for a 1070, $400+ for a 1080. I got my MSI Gaming 980 Ti 6G (Why do they make the titles so long?) for $300. None of then guys I texted would drop the price, so I think that's about the best you can do. Or I'm a terrible lowballer. 

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7 minutes ago, arnavvr said:

They aren't going for $250 anymore because of the huge 1070 price jump. Everyone is jumping on 980Tis.

$250 wasn't super likely anyways hence why I said if you're lucky :P 

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Just now, DocSwag said:

$250 wasn't super likely anyways hence why I said if you're lucky :P 

I used to see them for $250 on HWS sometimes, I just picked up a 1080 for $400 on there.

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52 minutes ago, Crossbred said:

I almost picked one up for 275 a while ago. Such a mistake not to jump on it...

I just turned away from a 250 cause I realized i didnt need it

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