How much should I sell my used rtx 2060?

[jitteRs]

It has a single fan and no backplate. It's the overclocked one by PNY. Also, it has only been used for 1-2 months.

 

[rgd1101]

what do you mean by no backplate?

 

[USAFRet]

It has a single fan and no backplate. It's the overclocked one by PNY. Also, it has only been used for 1-2 months.

Link to this specific GPU?

 

[jitteRs]

Link to this specific GPU?

https://www.amazon.com/PNY-GeForce-...?keywords=pny+2060&qid=1578964480&sr=8-1&th=1

 

[jitteRs]

what do you mean by no backplate?

 

[USAFRet]

ebay shows maybe $200.

 

[jitteRs]

ebay shows maybe $200.

yeah, that's what I was thinking.

 

[cryoburner]

ebay shows maybe $200.

There are not many examples of that particular version of the card on ebay, but you could undoubtedly sell it for a significantly higher price than that. The one that sold for $210 was a single auction that got just one bid, due to it being from a new seller with zero feedback that only joined the site the day before. That particular example is the lowest-priced (presumably functional) 2060 sold on the service over the last 3 months in North America, so it's not a good example to base pricing upon.

Looking at "sold" listings on ebay, nearly all pre-owned 2060s sell for over $250 USD shipped, so that's the minimum I would consider selling it for at this time. Many sell for closer to $300, even some single-fan models, though since it's possible to find new cards for not much more, that would be a harder sell. Probably somewhere in between that range (toward the lower end) would be a good starting point for pricing. Keep in mind that those ebay sellers also need to pay transaction fees and shipping though. And of course, if you are somewhere other than the US, pricing might be different in your region...

North American "sold" listings for pre-owned 2060s in most recent order (SUPER cards excluded):

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...plete=1&LH_Sold=1&rt=nc&LH_ItemCondition=3000

 

[jitteRs]

There are not many examples of that particular version of the card on ebay, but you could undoubtedly sell it for a significantly higher price than that. The one that sold for $210 was a single auction that got just one bid, due to it being from a new seller with zero feedback that only joined the site the day before. That particular example is the lowest-priced (presumably functional) 2060 sold on the service over the last 3 months in North America, so it's not a good example to base pricing upon.

Looking at "sold" listings on ebay, nearly all pre-owned 2060s sell for over $250 USD shipped, so that's the minimum I would consider selling it for at this time. Many sell for closer to $300, even some single-fan models, though since it's possible to find new cards for not much more, that would be a harder sell. Probably somewhere in between that range (toward the lower end) would be a good starting point for pricing. Keep in mind that those ebay sellers also need to pay transaction fees and shipping though. And of course, if you are somewhere other than the US, pricing might be different in your region...

North American "sold" listings for pre-owned 2060s in most recent order (SUPER cards excluded):

https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_fr...plete=1&LH_Sold=1&rt=nc&LH_ItemCondition=3000

Thanks, for the help, man! I like how you actually researched throughly.