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Where can you see this? I've been looking on eBay but can't see any change. I'd like to buy a lot of GPUs but don't know where to look

• mmastrac 4y ago
  eBay is tough because the prices you see are the prices the sellers want. I don't think it's in eBay's interest to show you the real price.
  • thrtythreeforty 4y ago
    If not on eBay, where, then? The list of "sold" cards on eBay appear to me to be a pretty good starting point, but if there's something I don't know, like "everyone on eBay is a scalper" (which is not implausible) then where should I be looking?
    • cercatrova 4y ago
      /r/hardwareswap
  • albedoa 4y ago
    In the Advanced Search, you can include completed listings and sold listings. This is a much better indicator of market prices for consumer goods.
    • mmastrac 4y ago
      I didn't know this! Thanks
      • stevenwoo 4y ago
        They only keep them for a relatively short time last time I looked so one has to manually save data after scraping it for longer term trends, vaguely remember it being forever then they cut it to six month and I think it's three now, plus if there is a lot in the category you are searching there's no way to sort it to see the oldest anymore.
• culi 4y ago
  For price-tracking overall, someone posted this elsewhere: https://pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/video-card/ https://pcpartpicker.com/trends/price/video-card/
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  • scaredginger 4y ago
    I appreciate that they're making the information available to us, but the graphs are awful, so many elementary design mistakes