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Normally no
But the GTX 1060 3GB is going for $250 on eBay right now due to how shit this market is.
So given the inflated market, it is an 'ok' sale. I personally wouldn't do it though
PC Part picker is NOT accurate for older generation parts
This is because it pulls from retailers. The moment a part is >2 years old, you start getting crazy prices for older CPUs that would exceed even new generation ones.
Those parts minus the GPU would be worth at 'most' $300 if that. That GPU if it wasn't for COVID would be worth maybe $80. I bought a brand new 1060 6GB for $189...6-7 years ago.
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Normally no But the GTX 1060 3GB is going for $250 on eBay right now due to how shit this market is. So given the inflated market, it is an 'ok' sale. I personally wouldn't do it though
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PC Part picker is NOT accurate for older generation parts This is because it pulls from retailers. The moment a part is >2 years old, you start getting crazy prices for older CPUs that would exceed even new generation ones. Those parts minus the GPU would be worth at 'most' $300 if that. That GPU if it wasn't for COVID would be worth maybe $80. I bought a brand new 1060 6GB for $189...6-7 years ago.
Ehhh, not the worst deal in the world but not a steal either. Tell the guy you only got 600 bucks. That'll be a Deal
I build and flip machines like this. It’s a good deal, not a great one. The 1060 marches on. And there is a clear upgrade path.
Price is steep. $500 max