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It doesn't surprise me. My 2yo GPU is selling in EU for double the price I originally bought it from the same retailer. Its the first time computer hardware is
by kyriakos 6y ago
It doesn't surprise me. My 2yo GPU is selling in EU for double the price I originally bought it from the same retailer. Its the first time computer hardware is actually not depreciating but gaining value as it ages.
- pyr0hu 6y agoSame, bought a GTX1660 Super, and the price doubled since. It's madness what's happening on the GPU market.
- gabereiser 6y agoA year ago I bought a RTX 3070 when I rebuilt my entertainment rig. I replaced a GTX1080 and got rid of it. I should have kept it and resold it. It's crazy and I wish there were two categories of cards. Mining cards and Gaming cards. Looks like NVidia feels the same and is making dedicated cards for the basement farmers.
- felipelemos 6y agoMaybe you are confusing with the series 20XX? The RTX 3070 were only released a bit more than 4 months ago.
- gabereiser 6y agoYou’re right, it’s a 2070
- paulmd 6y agoWhen I upgraded to a 3070 I sold my 1080 Ti for 50% more than I paid for it and at this point I think I could have gotten more (it was a blower so not exactly a desirable card though). Cost me 100 bucks after tax to do the upgrade. Then I scored a 3080 and sold the 3070 for $700 plus shipping. It's to the point where I'm thinking about selling my "backup" 1060 3GB card, but if my GPU died then I would be in real trouble because lol at getting ahold of GPUs right now.
- lozaning 6y agoETh DAG is over 4GB now, no one wants 3GB cards
- paulmd 6y agoprices are still over $150 which is more than I paid for it new back in 2017. like, shockingly to some, there exists a market for GPUs for doing things other than mining. And not all coins require 8GB cards either.
- rasz 6y agoOver $200 in US, closer to $300 in EU. More than MSRP for a 5 year old product.
- uncledave 6y agoYeah I sold my 1660 GTX for £40 more than I paid for it after 2 years. Was shocked.