discussion Gigabyte Geforce GTX 4090 gaming OC 24 gig

[Ballistix]

I upgraded to my triple 4k screen build, and bought a gigabyte 5090. I have the 4090 in the title for sale. It was vertically mounted for the 2.5 years I used it. Just wondering what the market price is. Shipped with the vertical mount. Thanks guys, been about 10 years since I sold anything here. But i did have a positive rating.

 

[Ballistix]

I bought the card mAY 6, 2023 and bought the 3 year warranty through Canadacomputers. i registered it, for the 4 year warranty.

 

[Cannon Fodder]

I bought the card mAY 6, 2023 and bought the 3 year warranty through Canadacomputers. i registered it, for the 4 year warranty.

Which, I suspect, would mean that if you sold that card to someone, and it died within that warranty period, YOU would probably have to be the one that handles the RMA.....

 

[DarkMasterMX]

The RMA part would be interesting, Gigabyte is usually serial based but I know most MFG has terms for second hand yada yada yada so the 4th year part might be harder without you involved.

I've seen listings for 4090's everywhere from $2000-$3000. I see someone on a different group asking $2500 with quite a few messages. Personally I'd say $2500 is a decent spot maybe more if its a nicer model and since its still under warranty. Pretty sure you can unload them for $2k to people who strip the chips out of them so I wouldn't really take offers that low unless your desperate.

Edit: Actually just saw someone with quite a ton of feedback on that same group looking for a 4090 offering $2700.

 

[Caldezar]

A new 5080 goes for +/- $2000. The 4090 outperforms it by about 10%, but it's the extra VRAM people want from it. It's tough to put a price on that in the current market, but prices are definitely leveling with an expectation of a dip. I think you can list it for $2500 and see what happens. You may get a bit more depending on where you list it.

 

[Ballistix]

Thanks for the feedback guys.