Someone offered 60 dollars on my MSI R7 370 2GB card. Accept

>>60814502
nig

It is worth shit, be happy he is actually paying this much, for $80 you can get a 1050ti (used) so be happy he is even giving you something. Also, mint condition doesn't matter. It isn't a collectible, its just a shit card, nothing more, nothing less.

Put it on ebay and watch as miners flock to it.

>>60814643
What would be a good listing price?

>>60814502
>$100
That's a little steep my guy

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>>60814643
curious I decided to search r9 390's on Ebay

apparently I could profit off of my 1.5 year old sapphire 390

>>60814694
I mean. It's not THAT bad of a card. It runs newer titles above 30+ FPS, and older titles run fantastic. I know there's better, but I wanna try to sell this for at least 70% of what I bought it for.
What do you suggest?
I wanna take advantage of these Bitcoin miners If It's possible.

>>60814722
just set up an auction and accept whatever you get for it

>>60814722
I'm not sure exactly what price it should be at
You could probably haggle a bit beyond the $60, but we're pretty much out of the 2GB video cards

>>60814743
*out of the era of 2GB video cards

>>60814743
http://www.ebay.com/itm/MSI-RADEON-R7-370-ARMOR-2X-2GB-AMD-GRAPHICS-CARD-BOX-/332229577121
Someone is selling (a different, more worse model) for 110, and has 4 watchers. That's why I'm wondering if I can get 100 for it.

>>60814776
Holy shit
I guess people will really buy anything
but be ready to haggle

>>60814799
Yeah I'm gonna settle for 110 dollars.

>>60814776
Look at completed listings dumbass.