I found a 1080 on Craigslist for $400. Seems sketchy. Help?

[Zach Scott]

I found a 1080 on Craigslist for $400. Seems sketchy. Help?

 

[Tyler Lund]

take it and see what happens

 

[James Mctavish]

Man, you're really gonna bust him down when he's already asking less than half retail ?

 

[Johan P Krause]

when those cards first hit they were way cheaper than they are now

 

[Justin Bell]

i would ask for his reasons for selling it.

 

[Joseph Dixon]

Still can't get my head around why people think mining degrades GPUs :/

 

[Richard Philips]

take a friend with you

 

[Richard Philips]

its too suspect he got priced down too easy and it was already cheap, don't bother with it

 

[Richard Philips]

if even he shows it working you don't know if has a random fault

 

[Jango Alicko]

Ive sold 1080's for 375 and was like 3 or 4 months ago when they were still pretty new

 

[Richard Philips]

if can afford to take a risk do it, if not think again

 

[Giovanni Valencia]

literally ask for pics, it being used, and it outside the machine

 

[Giovanni Valencia]

and with some sort of identification in each pic

 

[Giovanni Valencia]

so that way they cant just be grabbed off the internet

 

[Connor Jacobs]

Ask for reason of sale, check if he bought it brand new. Have you seen pictures? Make sure they’re not stock pictures

 

[AL Rifat Hussein]

either the guy is really dumb or he's up to something. Even if you find the card is faulty i think he'll find a way to get away with it.

 

[Gary Kinsley]

Just ask him to let ya see it running some benchmark programmes on it

 

[Gary Kinsley]

Sometimes you can get lucky and get parts for cheap if someone already has upgraded and just wants quick sale for cash it happens

 

[Joseph Schindler]

How does mining cause wear to cards?

 

[Austin Ramsay]

What exactly is bitcoin mining?