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Hi guys, i am a new guy in the pc world so um hope you could help me.  

So um..  I am planning to build my own pc in singapore. And on a carousell page (Craigslist of Singapore) i saw a $50 gtx 1070. But heres the catch it does not have a pcb so um should i consider buying it?  Hope anyone could help me. Please!! 

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no PCB means it only has a cooler. In other words, the most important bit is missing.

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If the PCB is missing, that means you are buying a GPU without a GPU, meaning you only get the cooler, nothing else.

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It is just a cooler.

 

If you see one WITH a PCB, it is just a really old 550ti or 650ti.

 

Buy from official websites only, or if you have to from eBay, a minimum of 99.5% of positive feedback.

 

Make sure there are actual photos of the product, not photoshop edits. If you see one of those, its fake.

 

Here is a few examples.

 

This is a fake 1050ti. DO NOT buy it.

 

This is real 1050ti. Do buy this if you need a 1050ti.

 

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6 minutes ago, AskTJ said:

This is a fake 1050ti. DO NOT buy it.

 

This is real 1050ti. Do buy this if you need a 1050ti.

Wow that is amazing. I'd expected people to at least steel information and images from real brands. Whoever did this really went out of his way to scam people, reporting incorrect frequencies and maximum resolution even.O.o

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