Fake GTX 770 being sold by Newegg?

M0j0jojo · Apr 13, 2014

This is a weird card i found on newegg
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA4B41GP9855

Recycled · Apr 13, 2014

Wow...Most GTX770 cards are $300 and up, this one is $100.

I wonder if it's a mis-marked 7770? If not, it really is a deal.

M0j0jojo · Apr 13, 2014

It says its not being sold from America, is going to be shipped from some where in China. So i was like hmm maybe its like that incident where Newegg sold Fake core i7 cpus.

smeezekitty · Apr 13, 2014

1 GB 128 bit memory? hmmm that certainly doesn't sound like a 770

17seconds · Apr 13, 2014

That's hilarious, the photo doesn't even come close to looking like a GTX 770. It might be a GTX 650, based on the specs.

I don't know, do you think "Brand: Chong Yang days" is a reputable brand?

M0j0jojo · Apr 13, 2014

chang yang days is a festival name lol i searched it on google and the first page that came up was a wikipedia page saying its a festival lol

tinmann · Apr 13, 2014

A festival of fools if you fall for this. I really think it's a mislabeled GT 640. It has the same specs, both have a 128 bit bus.

smeezekitty · Apr 14, 2014

Lots of cards have 128 bit BUS
GT630 - GTX650ti
Radeon 6570 - R7-260X

All available with 1 GB 128 bit

Brian Blair · May 10, 2014

It is a counterfeit GPU, Some Scam artists pulled one over Newegg. Me and others have emailed them about it. Their is many of them on Newegg too. I don't think Newegg lost any money since it is a third party. However the customers should be more of a concern.
Here is a forum chat about it with a response from newegg

http://www.techpowerup.com/forums/threads/fake-gpus-caution.200619/page-2#post-3105337

Please be very careful! If it is too good to be true it usually is. I just hope this gets resolved before people get ripped off. I hate to see anyone waste hard earned money, Especially with the economy today. This is a time people really can't afford to be ripped off.

Brian Blair · Jun 17, 2014

Look at this crap now!
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=9SIA49E1NH1536&cm_re=CX750-_-9SIA49E1NH1536-_-Product

The scammers have changed first from asia to first from united kingdom. (like we are so stupid not to know it's the same people) And they are selling a Corsair CX750 for double what it is worth. But at'least they were smart enough to steal a actual picture of the PSU instead of using the picture of the fake POS that they are scamming you with.

Why does newegg allow these scammers on their site? Just be careful when you buy from newegg from now on. Just make sure the product you are ordering is actually from newegg. Make sure it says premier with Newegg's logo.

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