What? You can easily get one around 200$
Who got uncharted for me? I got 50$ here
I'm aware of that, and I'm also aware of what a new 980 costs as I had one briefly before I got my 980 ti. However my statement is simply a fact. Look up the price of a GTX 680 Classified on amazon or newegg and tell me what you can find at this moment. My statement was not on what you "should" be buying, it was on the current retail value of a GTX 680 Classified, and not once did I say anything that was incorrect or inaccurate or even misleading. What the card retails for and what you or even I "think" it should retail for are immaterial, the fact is that it retails for what it retails for. I, of course, would never expect anyone to buy the card from me at that price as I feel it's ridiculous, such is why my price is extremely fair; which you've further proved by linking to inferior products that are either similarly priced or in the middle of a bidding war and will surely supersede my price shortly as such. The reason why I always buy Classified or G1 variants of cards is that they hold their market value much better than reference or "superclocked",(any card that simply states "superclock" or "megaclock" or some other such marketing nonsense typically suffers from an inferior binning process and often suffer from electrical or PCB problems as such), because Classifed and G1 variants from EVGA and Gigabyte respectfully have some of the best binning processes of any of NVidia's OEM partners. I see what you didn't like about my post, but not one part of it was inaccurate. You just don't like the current price that a GTX 680 Classified retails at, and honestly that's fine. Just do me a favor and try not to take your market dissatisfaction out on me man, I'm just trying to move a high quality GPU here. Thanks for your time!
lolI'm aware of that, and I'm also aware of what a new 980 costs as I had one briefly before I got my 980 ti. However my statement is simply a fact. Look up the price of a GTX 680 Classified on amazon or newegg and tell me what you can find at this moment. My statement was not on what you "should" be buying, it was on the current retail value of a GTX 680 Classified, and not once did I say anything that was incorrect or inaccurate or even misleading. What the card retails for and what you or even I "think" it should retail for are immaterial, the fact is that it retails for what it retails for. I, of course, would never expect anyone to buy the card from me at that price as I feel it's ridiculous, such is why my price is extremely fair; which you've further proved by linking to inferior products that are either similarly priced or in the middle of a bidding war and will surely supersede my price shortly as such. The reason why I always buy Classified or G1 variants of cards is that they hold their market value much better than reference or "superclocked",(any card that simply states "superclock" or "megaclock" or some other such marketing nonsense typically suffers from an inferior binning process and often suffer from electrical or PCB problems as such), because Classifed and G1 variants from EVGA and Gigabyte respectfully have some of the best binning processes of any of NVidia's OEM partners. I see what you didn't like about my post, but not one part of it was inaccurate. You just don't like the current price that a GTX 680 Classified retails at, and honestly that's fine. Just do me a favor and try not to take your market dissatisfaction out on me man, I'm just trying to move a high quality GPU here. Thanks for your time!
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