I have an NVIDIA GTX 1080 Ti Founders Edition and want to sell it to help fund a new PC. Does the Founders Edition branding or current hype add much value, and what would be a realistic asking price?
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I wouldn’t expect much more than about $100–$150 from a cautious buyer. The card is several years old, and its value is based mostly on its performance rather than the Founders Edition design. Make sure to list the 11 GB of VRAM and include testing results.
A realistic price is probably around $150–$200, depending on condition, local demand, and whether you can show that it works properly. Check comparable local listings and completed online sales rather than assuming the Founders Edition carries a premium.
You might see listings around $200–$250, but that doesn’t mean they actually sell at those prices. An older card may need new thermal paste or maintenance, so be honest about its condition and whether it has ever overheated. Testing it under load and providing clear photos will help.
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