[WTS] [CAN] 60 Zotac GTX1070 mini SEALED

[Theneogeo]

I'll take them all at $200 each with escrow...

-ETH Ice Age is killing profits for all cards and will get worse in July (20 second block times) and again in September (30 second block times)
-ETH network congestion is causing a loss in investor confidence. (ETH deposits/withdrawals disabled at Polo and delayed on Coinbase)
-Because of this miners are moving to other coins (Zec/Hush) which is driving up difficulty and making it less profitable to mine
-Nvidia cards are in stock for those smart enough to find them
-Zotac warranty only applies to the original purchaser (YOU) and not anyone who buys these cards from you since these cards are considered secondhand. NO WARRANTY
  *From Zotac Website:
   -Products must be purchased as new from an authorized ZOTAC reseller. Warranty only applies to the original purchaser of the product and cannot be transferred. Products purchased as secondhand or used, or from auction sites, do not carry any warranty.

Good luck on your sale OP 

You sir, can jump in front of a train

Cool story bro... I already have offer of 430 per for all 60

LOL...Good Luck with your sell OP...my offer stands as profits/ROI drop on these cards each day they're not mining...

Nopeeeee

No worries. I don't have a financial situation I need to dig out of because I purchased GPUs I couldn't afford, so I can wait all day lol

Good luck on your sell OP!!!

Cool story bro, already have offer of 430 per for all 60

[Eyedol-X]

I purchased 8 of these back in May and 1 of them was bad out of the box.

When I purchased mine, they were $340, today they go for $460 if you can find them in stock.

I've been waiting for over a month for an RMA replacement from Amazon.com

I saw these in stock last week on newegg limit 1 per customer so I bit the bullet and purchased one while I wait for the RMA.

Moral of this story -- you bought 60 and haven't opened 59 of them? What is your plan if you sell and the purchaser ends up with one bad out of the box like I did? -- as you've already indicated, they are damn near possible to replace or obtain right now.

Best of Luck

[Theneogeo]

I purchased 8 of these back in May and 1 of them was bad out of the box.

When I purchased mine, they were $340, today they go for $460 if you can find them in stock.

I've been waiting for over a month for an RMA replacement from Amazon.com

I saw these in stock last week on newegg limit 1 per customer so I bit the bullet and purchased one while I wait for the RMA.

Moral of this story -- you bought 60 and haven't opened 59 of them? What is your plan if you sell and the purchaser ends up with one bad out of the box like I did? -- as you've already indicated, they are damn near possible to replace or obtain right now.

Best of Luck

I was gunna farm, but life plans didn't agree.  The one I opened, as you can see in screen shots, works fine...

[adaseb]

He should basically open them up, test make sure each card works and mine while he can since the profits are tanking every hour literally.

Most people don't care if the GPU is shrink wrapped or used for a few months.

Everyday that those GPUs are sitting and collecting dust each GPU is losing $3/day of potential profit. Multipled by 60 thats $180.

Some manufacteurs like HIS, Sapphire and Zotac have horrible warranties. Where you need the receipt, and also be the original purchaser. Even if you have receipt, they will make sure the owner on the address matches the address where the RMA was opened.

MSI, Gigabyte, ASUS, all have warranties like vehicles and Apple products. The warranty stays with the device and not the owner.

I bought a second hand Gigabyte 7950 at the beginning of last year. The previous owner mined the hell of out it during the litecoin days, later the card died on me when it had 2 months warranty left. Gigabyte sent me a brand new R9 380.

[Theneogeo]

He should basically open them up, test make sure each card works and mine while he can since the profits are tanking every hour literally.

Most people don't care if the GPU is shrink wrapped or used for a few months.

Everyday that those GPUs are sitting and collecting dust each GPU is losing $3/day of potential profit. Multipled by 60 thats $180.

Some manufacteurs like HIS, Sapphire and Zotac have horrible warranties. Where you need the receipt, and also be the original purchaser. Even if you have receipt, they will make sure the owner on the address matches the address where the RMA was opened.

MSI, Gigabyte, ASUS, all have warranties like vehicles and Apple products. The warranty stays with the device and not the owner.

I bought a second hand Gigabyte 7950 at the beginning of last year. The previous owner mined the hell of out it during the litecoin days, later the card died on me when it had 2 months warranty left. Gigabyte sent me a brand new R9 380.

Dont have rest to do so

[soothaa]

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[Theneogeo]

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[andresrp]

Available?

[Theneogeo]

Available?

yes

[fr4nkthetank]

sigh no warranty, no money from me, even though I'd like to buy a couple.  They are available on sale, staples had them at a good price recently.  I dont care buying used stuff at used prices, but I dont see why i'd buy new stuff at new prices, even though its not used/still in box.  And anybody can re-seal boxes too.  good luck OP

[adaseb]

sigh no warranty, no money from me, even though I'd like to buy a couple.  They are available on sale, staples had them at a good price recently.  I dont care buying used stuff at used prices, but I dont see why i'd buy new stuff at new prices, even though its not used/still in box.  And anybody can re-seal boxes too.  good luck OP

Basically right now you can call any computer store and be able to reserve up to 100 Nvidia gpus and get them within a week or two. Nvidia production operation runs at a much higher capacity than AMD (about 5-6x larger) and they are trying to output as many GPUs as possible before the ETH profitability decreases.

I am not saying that $200 USD is a fair price, its very low for a 1070 but $500 USD is way unfair. So the seller should post a fair price and get these sold finally. Even if it means selling for a small loss.

[Theneogeo]

sigh no warranty, no money from me, even though I'd like to buy a couple.  They are available on sale, staples had them at a good price recently.  I dont care buying used stuff at used prices, but I dont see why i'd buy new stuff at new prices, even though its not used/still in box.  And anybody can re-seal boxes too.  good luck OP

Its not new prices, I know ill take a loss on it, but Im not taking a huge loss... Staples doesnt have anymore cause thats where I bought them, stores only have 3-2 from what I was told cause I intially wanted more! But that clown from Dubai thinks I asked 454 USD a car, which I didn;t cause itll take $1000 to ship to him from Canada, so I was asking 435 a card. I can get warranty because they're still at store an can change name on bill of sale soooooo yeaaaaaaaaa.
$500 was a starting point, I know I wasn't gunna get that, but If I asked 435 or 450 or whatever I would get 200 offers, all part of offers yo... I even said that from get go

[VoskCoin]

sigh no warranty, no money from me, even though I'd like to buy a couple.  They are available on sale, staples had them at a good price recently.  I dont care buying used stuff at used prices, but I dont see why i'd buy new stuff at new prices, even though its not used/still in box.  And anybody can re-seal boxes too.  good luck OP

Basically right now you can call any computer store and be able to reserve up to 100 Nvidia gpus and get them within a week or two. Nvidia production operation runs at a much higher capacity than AMD (about 5-6x larger) and they are trying to output as many GPUs as possible before the ETH profitability decreases.

I am not saying that $200 USD is a fair price, its very low for a 1070 but $500 USD is way unfair. So the seller should post a fair price and get these sold finally. Even if it means selling for a small loss.

I'm not arguing with you when I ask this, sincere question

What are examples of places where you can do that? Most places limit me. .

[Theneogeo]

sigh no warranty, no money from me, even though I'd like to buy a couple.  They are available on sale, staples had them at a good price recently.  I dont care buying used stuff at used prices, but I dont see why i'd buy new stuff at new prices, even though its not used/still in box.  And anybody can re-seal boxes too.  good luck OP

Basically right now you can call any computer store and be able to reserve up to 100 Nvidia gpus and get them within a week or two. Nvidia production operation runs at a much higher capacity than AMD (about 5-6x larger) and they are trying to output as many GPUs as possible before the ETH profitability decreases.

I am not saying that $200 USD is a fair price, its very low for a 1070 but $500 USD is way unfair. So the seller should post a fair price and get these sold finally. Even if it means selling for a small loss.

I'm not arguing with you when I ask this, sincere question

What are examples of places where you can do that? Most places limit me. .

They do limit you... everyone limited me, except the Staples close to where I live is closing down, initially the saleman I talked too limited me, but the manager said he will do it, apparently got in trouble ( he didnt care store was closing ) so I got them

[Theneogeo]

SOLD TO roitpls From Ottawa Canada

EDIT,,, pending funds

[fr4nkthetank]

good for you