Would $1000US be a good price to sell a BNIB EVGA GTX Titan Black?

kingadeto · Feb 11, 2015

I'm about to sell a GTX Titan Black I bought but realized I don't need. What would be a good price and where would the best place to sell it be? Thanks.

BTW I plan to buy a GTX 980 and an i5 4690k/mobo with the proceeds.

0nard00 · Feb 11, 2015

Depending on where you are, I tend to sell my stuff on Amazon. Craiglist and ebay are good too.
Amazon gives a suggested price based on the lowest they have registered. But if you'll manually price it, sorry, haven't a clue with the price.

Blood Gulch · Feb 12, 2015

I recommend selling it for about $800-$900, since there are new cards online for $1000. I suggest ebay or amazon.

wolverine96 · Feb 23, 2015

Blood Gulch :

I agree. $850 or so seems to be about right for a used Titan Black in great condition.

liusizhe0905 · Mar 13, 2015

titan black is gona be trash soon, most likely next week as titan x will crush it no matter in price or performance

Coolboy951 · Mar 13, 2015

liusizhe0905 :

or it might fail like the other titans

Sturmgewehr_44 · Mar 13, 2015

Coolboy951 :

The Titan X will certainly be very pricey. 12 GB of VRAM? Yeah, better carry a thick wallet to the bank. Since it's leaked specs seem to match up with the upcoming M6000, it's possible it will cost upwards of $2000 dollars. Who knows.

Didn't the original Titan sell decently?

A used Titan Black should not be sold for $1000. I would sell it for $700-800. I would be quick, because the Titan X will likely drive prices down a bit. Probably not much though.

Coolboy951 · Mar 13, 2015

Sturmgewehr_44 :

Coolboy951 :

The Titan X will certainly be very pricey. 12 GB of VRAM? Yeah, better carry a thick wallet to the bank. Since it's leaked specs seem to match up with the upcoming M6000, it's possible it will cost upwards of $2000 dollars. Who knows.

Didn't the original Titan sell decently?

A used Titan Black should not be sold for $1000. I would sell it for $700-800. I would be quick, because the Titan X will likely drive prices down a bit. Probably not much though.

the original titan didnt sell as much as they though so they lose some money in that area than they released the z and that failed completely

liusizhe0905 · Mar 13, 2015

999$ so yeah as as pricey as its predecessor but 50%+ faster. So whos gona buy a used titan black anymore? The only reason ppl are willing to pay for titan B is it has 6gb vram and it is very useful indeed by far, but when 6gb isnt unique anymore, whos gona pay for it? At least i dont, looking to get a titan X next week

Sturmgewehr_44 · Mar 13, 2015

liusizhe0905 :

Lol.

What do you plan on using a Titan X for?

Don't get your hopes up. I can assure you it won't be $1000. More like $2000.

The specs, if the leaks are correct, put the Titan X right in front of Nvidia's Maxwell Quadro cards. If it is $1000, it would hurt the sales of those enterprise cards a lot. This is similar to what happened with the Titan Z.

Uniqueness does not matter. 6gb is a lot of VRAM. The Titan/Titan Black are the only cards to feature it. 12 GB of VRAM can really only be seen useful by a developer's perspective. Even with the unoptimised stuff that has become so commonplace recently, 12 GB is not useful. 6 GB is more realistic, but seriously? 12 GB of VRAM will likely never be used for gaming on a Titan X. The card would literally be spitting out fps in the single digits before even half of that is utilised.

liusizhe0905 · Mar 13, 2015

it is 999 tho some ppl said 1350 but i think 999 is more reliable since titan x is a complete gaming card that cant do any computation titan black does, thats it

Sturmgewehr_44 · Mar 14, 2015

liusizhe0905 :

Lol.

It has 12 GB of VRAM yet can't utilise double precision Cuda? That is the worst thing I've heard in a while. Lol.

The Titan X will be a dev card, no doubt about it. Why do you think Jensen handed it out during the UE4 demo?

liusizhe0905 · Mar 14, 2015

I dont care why he did that. what i care is when r9 390x will come out. It looks liked the r9 390x is faster than titan x and will be priced at a very reasonable range, so maybe i should wait til this summer. If r9 390x is really that good, NV will either make a faster card tho i doubt it could since titan x is pretty much everything you can get from GM200, or slash the price of titanx. 980ti wont be able to beat 390x and also is liked more than 15% slower according to the leak benchmark. So yeah even 980ti cannot be 700$ anymore. But I really hope 390x can do that and slap NV's face so i can buy NV cards in a reasonable price

Sturmgewehr_44 · Mar 14, 2015

liusizhe0905 :

Latest info from Chiphell.

Since when did people treat questionable leaks as solid evidence?

980 Ti. Lol, slap a random name on something and everyone buys it. The 600 series did not have a "680 Ti", and more so, the GTX 980 is fully enabled.

Bossyfins · Mar 19, 2015

Titan X is already out.. It litterally kills everything, and even handles all games on 4k at ultra... at like 70+ fps.... As soon as MSAA is enabled, it goes to lower 60s, but its 1000$... Already confirmed with NVIDIA... In terms if 390x, they may be similar, to it will blow it away... Idk though... AMD has to release it soon,...

synphul · Mar 20, 2015

Sturmgewehr_44 :

Yea, I mean nice rig and all. Definitely wasted overkill in some areas, to each their own. But man, santa needs to bring this poor guy a can of air or 4. Unless I'm seeing it wrong, the rad beneath those eloops looks seriously caked. Yikes.

Sturmgewehr_44 · Mar 21, 2015

Bossyfins :

Not quite.

The Titan X I would still not consider a "true" 4K card. It isn't there yet. What AAA title (most of which are unoptimised trash) can run at Ultra at 4K with 70+ fps on a single Titan X? None that I can think of, besides Bioshock Infinite, which is visually sub-par and pretty outdated - it's nearly two years old.

Check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BEdK5R-VAs

It is an extremely powerful card, but really is not that much more higher performing than the 980. A two-way 980 SLI will still have it's issues at 4K, without adding scaling and graphical issues into a mix. I have not seen four-way SLI numbers for the Titan X, but I am pretty certain that is a "proper" 4K setup. Anything less than 60 fps on average I would say is not satisfactory for whatever given resolution. In this case, the Titan X (as seen from benchmarks) pulls less than that the majority of times. At 1080p or 1440p, it is completely satisfactory.

4K gaming has become a closer reality with the Titan X, just like it did with the release of the 980, but we still are not there yet.

Coolboy951 · Mar 22, 2015

Bossyfins :

ha no the titan x is overpriced, the 295x2 is 600-700$ and still beats it at 4k, even tho the 295x2 is a dual card.

Bossyfins · Mar 22, 2015

^ True. BUT, for the first time ever, a company was able to play on a 4k screen with 1 GPU at ultra with 70 + FPS... Good job NVIDIA, but 390x is still going to be faster from the leaks... If AMD don't release their GPU soon, AMD will keep losing shares

Bossyfins · Mar 22, 2015

Sturmgewehr_44 :

Bossyfins :

Not quite.

The Titan X I would still not consider a "true" 4K card. It isn't there yet. What AAA title (most of which are unoptimised trash) can run at Ultra at 4K with 70+ fps on a single Titan X? None that I can think of, besides Bioshock Infinite, which is visually sub-par and pretty outdated - it's nearly two years old.

Check this out: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9BEdK5R-VAs

It is an extremely powerful card, but really is not that much more higher performing than the 980. A two-way 980 SLI will still have it's issues at 4K, without adding scaling and graphical issues into a mix. I have not seen four-way SLI numbers for the Titan X, but I am pretty certain that is a "proper" 4K setup. Anything less than 60 fps on average I would say is not satisfactory for whatever given resolution. In this case, the Titan X (as seen from benchmarks) pulls less than that the majority of times. At 1080p or 1440p, it is completely satisfactory.

4K gaming has become a closer reality with the Titan X, just like it did with the release of the 980, but we still are not there yet.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xsCIdqIqbgM

Fact its running 7-+ fps at ultra on 4k. Still not there yet?

wolverine96 · Mar 22, 2015

So, did you ever sell your GTX Titan Black, kingadeto?

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