What do you guys think? A used GTX 1080 Founder's Edition(No Warranty) for $650 Worth...

[Ken Pang]

What do you guys think?
A used GTX 1080 Founder's Edition(No Warranty) for $650
Worth it or nah?
What price is worth it for that?

 

[Daniel Moody]

No

 

[Dan Medved]

650 for a reference card? Lol

 

[Ivo Freitas]

Not a good deal at all

 

[Daniel Moody]

It's used, founders, only 1080. Too much imo.

 

[Shahil Prasad]

No

 

[Ken Pang]

What price u guys think should it sell?

 

[Sebastian Exigo]

no warranty and used? well id pay 100$ for that

 

[Vitalii Rykunov]

I’d buy for this price...

 

[Vitalii Rykunov]

For new

 

[Anthony Manus]

No more than $450 imo

 

[Lionel Tan]

650rm or usd?

 

[Maxi Meed]

For that price you can get a custom one new with warranty for sure lol

 

[Richard Robert Kershaw]

The average nvidia 1080 has come down in price over the last month to about 5-6 hundred new depending on model.

 

[Stephen]

not worth. the 1080 founder's edition should be $650 brand new

 

[Paul Gareth Lewis]

No warranty is kinda worrying after shelling out all that cash

 

[Aaron Tyler Matthews]

No.
You can get a new GTX 1080 that isn't a Founders Edition(non-reference cards almost always have better thermals) for about $540 on Newegg.
They're just out of stock atm.

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[Aaron Tyler Matthews]

Most non-reference 1080s range between $550-$650.

 

[Jason Hensley]

You could get a MSI 1080 ti hybrid NEW for that

 

[Jason Hensley]

March is the time to buy high-end PC comp. Solid memory should come down this year too...