- Sep 14, 2013
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I'm going to answer a few questions, because I know a lot of you will ask 
1. Why am I selling it? Because I wanted to have a nvidia surround setup 2 months ago, but I never got around it, and I just said f-it. I tried it with 2 different monitors, and honestly, It was a pain to setup, and I didn't really like the idea of 3 monitors (Because a lot of the games don't support it native) And I upgraded it from a 770 from EVGA. Honestly, for 1080p gaming, the 770 was all I needed.
2. I'm from Canada, so things cost a bit more compared to America. So I got my card for almost 900$
3. Why not sell the 770 instead? Because I don't need the 780 ti, it's a good card, but again, the 780 ti costed me almost 900$! If I wanted, I can go buy another 770 and sli them and get better performance. The 770 itself handled all my games like BF4, crysis 3, etc etc on all full settings. I don't mind dropping some settings anyways.
Ok, that's over with, now to the question from me. I recently made a ad, and i was asking for 700$ for the card. The card is only 2 months old, and I haven't done anything to it, but game, and cleaning it from dust. I haven't overclocked it, and it works like a monster.
So I got 2 offers, but both of them are 600$ So, me trying to get some money, I asked for 650$. And they got back to me saying "Oh, the 770s in sli is 40% better, and people are selling it for 550$, and the 780 sells for 350-400$, how come you're overpricing it?!?!"
First off, the 780 ti is still pretty new, and the stores are selling it for 750-800$ (Depending on the coolers) and I paid over 800$ for this card. So What's the true resell value on the gtx 780 ti? Is 600$ really a good price for a used 780 ti?
1. Why am I selling it? Because I wanted to have a nvidia surround setup 2 months ago, but I never got around it, and I just said f-it. I tried it with 2 different monitors, and honestly, It was a pain to setup, and I didn't really like the idea of 3 monitors (Because a lot of the games don't support it native) And I upgraded it from a 770 from EVGA. Honestly, for 1080p gaming, the 770 was all I needed.
2. I'm from Canada, so things cost a bit more compared to America. So I got my card for almost 900$
3. Why not sell the 770 instead? Because I don't need the 780 ti, it's a good card, but again, the 780 ti costed me almost 900$! If I wanted, I can go buy another 770 and sli them and get better performance. The 770 itself handled all my games like BF4, crysis 3, etc etc on all full settings. I don't mind dropping some settings anyways.
Ok, that's over with, now to the question from me. I recently made a ad, and i was asking for 700$ for the card. The card is only 2 months old, and I haven't done anything to it, but game, and cleaning it from dust. I haven't overclocked it, and it works like a monster.
So I got 2 offers, but both of them are 600$ So, me trying to get some money, I asked for 650$. And they got back to me saying "Oh, the 770s in sli is 40% better, and people are selling it for 550$, and the 780 sells for 350-400$, how come you're overpricing it?!?!"
First off, the 780 ti is still pretty new, and the stores are selling it for 750-800$ (Depending on the coolers) and I paid over 800$ for this card. So What's the true resell value on the gtx 780 ti? Is 600$ really a good price for a used 780 ti?
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