Choosing a second hand graphic card

Haha, straight to the point ah? Thanks! Hmmm... Let's say, the 980 for 246, with shipping fees, and the 480 nitro for 260, shipping fees included, gameworks and the likes (and hairworks, yes please hairworks!), still the 480? Even 20 difference would hurt a little (boy, is this guy stingy or what??), aaaand... Still need to get a dvi-D cable (second hand 5€). Also, what about a 980 ti g1 gaming, under the same use scenario, with the current PSU, for 250? Thanks again, I wouldn't ask if I weren't feeling a bit overbeared by the choice, I really appreciate it!

Hmmm... Good answer! Will take into consideration! Yes, it is an old (er) PSU, though it is advertised towards gaming on a reputable online shop in Spain, as well as towards SLI, so far I've had no problems with it, then again no graphics card inserted in the PC, so...! The 980 ti is, as stated and also shown through pictures, in near perfect condition, simply missing the box and "things", 250 is the initial bid, yet nobody bid so the advert was finished, or shown as ended, have thought of contacting the person selling it and asking if he'd still be interested, then again, being Spain, I expect some kind of angry self righteous retort, lately morality has been haywire all around hereabouts, don't know if it will be worth the bother (haha chuckle)...
As for the RX 480 nitro+ OC, I've thought the same as you, as well as a line of thought similar to yours behind the 980 ti PSU compatibility, then again, my stubbornness tells me, I could remove the DVD drive, to even lower in even the slightest the consumption, to allow for better power distribution to reach the card, rather than useless things as those... Hmmm... Also, they have a few of the nitro models in sale, though I've detected some sneaky business going on, since apparently there's three different models with similar denomination, yet different factory clock speeds. At a first glance, they all seem the same, but then by looking at the model number, the are in fact three separate ones. In addition they sell a refurbished like new one of the supposedly higher clocked one (1342 or something like that), model number ending in 01 (11260-01-20G-RAS), as well as something I hadn't seen anywhere else, a RAS denomination after said model number... Fishy, really fishy... It comes with the 2 year warranty, but in a neutral package minus the usual extra, possibly not useful at all contents. It goes for 247. Alas, 980 ti would be a wonder, but maybe safe side, is "thee" best play at the moment, considering the extremely close cut budget line, as well as, "NEED OF THE MOMENT". Ha... Long winded I guess, I needed to talk it all with someone, as I was going a bit bonkers, you know?
In any case, I think I'll see if the price goes down a little tomorrow for the new properly boxed versions, if not, I might bid on some card on eBay, or just give it a break for a day or two. Many thanks for your extensive and lighting fast answer, Genthug, amituofo (for lack of words in the father language hehe!
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Thanks again! Apologies for the delayed response, quite hectic the last few days.
Anyways...I just bought the refurbished RX 480 Nitro+ OC (1342 MHz boost) version, with all it's accessories and 2 year warranty, and a DVI-D cable.
Thanks for the help, yep, had to agree with the warranty, and the new technology, as well as power consumption and compatibility, better stay on the safe side, thanks! Hehe In the end I got the best deal through the shop anyways, the other cards on eBay sold for more than I was prepared to pay, so it all worked out just fine.
Anyways, now just wait until I receive the card ( Wednesday most probably), so we'll see later on, for now, just excited. Thanks again for everything Genthug, cheers!