fair price on asus gtx 980 TI

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I purchased this card 2 years ago,excellent card,no problems,clean as i keep all my computes clean...looks brand new.I just bought the ecga 1080 FTW2,it;s beyond incredible,i have no use for the 980 ti anymore,so i wanna sell it,I am asking for a humble ,honest opinion...I think 450 is more than a fair price.I post this to hear if I,m being unreasonable...i understand its hard to ask questions about price on wanted items,I'M JUST ASKING FOR HUMBLE OPIONIONS,THE THING IS CLEAN......i see them go for 400 with broken fans and stuff...just wanted input.


https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B011ERJTYU/ref=oh_aui_detailpage_o02_s00?ie=UTF8&psc=1
 
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450 is essentially the cost of a new 1070 which is a slightly better card. Ebay has used 980tis for 200 on the low end (probably broken or messed up) up to around the low 300s. I think you'll need to see how much they are selling for on ebay and craigslist and go from there but as it stands 450 is too high.

Sad reality of computer components is that they depreciate in value, fast.
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450 is essentially the cost of a new 1070 which is a slightly better card. Ebay has used 980tis for 200 on the low end (probably broken or messed up) up to around the low 300s. I think you'll need to see how much they are selling for on ebay and craigslist and go from there but as it stands 450 is too high.

Sad reality of computer components is that they depreciate in value, fast.
 
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ya,true story,they depreciate so fast it's almost worth keeping them,i hear ya....2 years from now that card will be "ok" lol

 
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I had another thread,but i was asking what intel chip i could get for a good price that could run that 980 ti without bottlenecking?For a good price i mean,used chip,i seen many things about the 4770k which can be bought at a fair price(used is fine,its for my back up comp)If theres another one that can be used with the gtx 980 TI that doesnt bottleneck the card i would love to hear input :)

of course its an ASUS z97 AR board(1150 socket)


I'm fasmiliar with overclocking,so even its a lower grade chip,just so can get the power so it doesnt bottleneck the card,thanks again for the input guys.
 
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