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In murica 60$ for a 660ti is a bad deal

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I think a 750 Ti outperforms it...  what are those going for?  That should be a good indication.

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And here i have a RX550 for sale for $75... eyeroll.

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7 minutes ago, Void_Viking said:

Went to buy a 660 ti for my friend. Guy was asking 60$. I checked tags and everything was fine, even said 660 ti on it.

 

Plugged it in, tested it and it's listed as a base 660 card...

 

My question is, is 60$ for a 660 base model still a deal?

does the nvidia control panel also say 660? not 660 ti?

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6 minutes ago, Ryan_Vickers said:

I think a 750 Ti outperforms it...  what are those going for?  That should be a good indication.

I have a 750 ti, and the 660 base out performs it.

 

The  660 ti is supposed to be 20-30 percent better than the base model. 

 

I'm seeing the average price on a 660ti at around the RX 460 price line.

 

 

does the nvidia control panel also say 660? not 660 ti?

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58 minutes ago, Void_Viking said:

Went to buy a 660 ti for my friend. Guy was asking 60$. I checked tags and everything was fine, even said 660 ti on it.

 

Plugged it in, tested it and it's listed as a base 660 card...

Does it only come up as a 660 on startup, or is it consistent (startup, bios, gpu-z, device manager, etc).  Bios could've been modified by OEM, assembler, or previous owner, so I wouldn't necessarily get mad at the seller for it.

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3 hours ago, Biggerboot said:

Does it only come up as a 660 on startup, or is it consistent (startup, bios, gpu-z, device manager, etc).  Bios could've been modified by OEM, assembler, or previous owner, so I wouldn't necessarily get mad at the seller for it.

@ work right now, but I'll look into it when I get home. Performance has been that of a base model 660.

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