Price check on some GPU's

[ElMeiser]

EVGA GTX 960 w/ backplate
Gigabyte GTX 660 OC
Palit gtx 980 (always see that brand go higher than what it's worth)
EVGA 660 Ti SSC

 

[Ne0Wolf7]

Googe them

 

[JackNaylorPE]

None of those are "current" products so price will depend upon supply and demand.

 

[jackspeed]

why do you want to know? are you looking to sell those GPUs or looking to buy them so you can upgrade an aging system? As none of the GPUs you listed are the current gen, price would vary based on your location, and market. Where you are trying to buy/sell them and other factors.

 

[Eximo]

660 and 660Ti will have to be around $50 tops. You can get a brand new GTX1050 and get roughly the same performance at $110

Possibly $75-100 for a GTX960. You can get a new GTX1050ti to replace that for $140

GTX980 is a tough sell, maybe $200, though I tried and failed to sell some reference 980s at that price. A GTX1060 6GB is almost as fast and has a little more memory at $240.

 

[ElMeiser]

Looking to sell them, The reason im asking is because everywhere from ebay to amazon has inconsistent pricing, and craigslist is pure magic where the prices seem to be high.

 

[ElMeiser]

660 and 660Ti will have to be around $50 tops. You can get a brand new GTX1050 and get roughly the same performance at $110

Possibly $75-100 for a GTX960. You can get a new GTX1050ti to replace that for $140

GTX980 is a tough sell, maybe $200, though I tried and failed to sell some reference 980s at that price. A GTX1060 6GB is almost as fast and has a little more memory at $240.

I was kind of expecting the 980 to be a tough sell, when I bought it, some guy was selling it for about that price, doesnt explain why people are selling that card for $800 lol. We may never know.

 

[Eximo]

I think I've settled on just keeping my 980s Maybe sell one of them to a friend or co-worker for a steal. $400 would be nice, offset the 7700k I just bought, but nothing critical. With them I can basically re-build my 2013 system.

Debating on getting another CPU block and radiator and just slapping it back together.