How much is this worth?

Yo all

Well i am getting a new graphics card so there for i am selling my old card to someone i know (not a freind) so i need to know how much is this card worth? had for 3+ years (was a birthday prezzie from my wife which she had paid £200+)


card:
CHAINTECH Special Edition Ge Force 4 Titanium 4400





still have box & s-video cable
package contains:
nvidea geforce 4 TI 4400 graphics card with 128mb ddr
s-video cable
software:vga card driver
win dvd
3 deep
turbogfx
aquanox
mdk2

now i want to ask for the most within reason for this card to put to the new card [www.ebuyer.com]

card works fine & never been over clocked!!
thx



"QUIT DREAMING THIS IS REAL LIFE BABY!!!"

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£20-£30

or £5 if you want me to buy it

Lol chris

Was hoping a more like £50 or is that cheek? was a cracking card in its day!!

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well, it is a Special Edition........

Sell it to some goombah who knows nothing about computers, saying that games won't work on his computer without it.

Well, Ti4200s tend to sell for 35 quid, and Ti4400s go for 40 usually.


40 is a good price for it, you won't get much more (and shouldnt try to, imo) since a 9500 Pro will go for 50 quid.

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kit kat Wrote:
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> Was hoping a more like £50 or is that cheek? was a
> cracking card in its day!!

Just like the Vauxhall Nova was a cracking car, but you wouldn't expect to pay more than £500 for a one in a decent condition

Agreed with the £30-40 price tag, and personally, I wouldn't even pay that for it.

Best bet is to stick it on Ebay with no starting bid - should slowly climb, and will probably eclipse it's true value.

dont hold back gav

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rapid_f1 Wrote:
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> dont hold back gav

If it's taken this long for you to notice, with Gav, what you see is what you get mate - no pussy-footing around the bush - he says it as he sees it



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 03/10/2005 11:46PM by gav.

Haha, yep, certainly noticed :D

I think the fact its in mint condition certainly helps its case - though I paid 72 for a 9700 pro, which is probably 2x as fast. That said, it came in an anti static bag, nothing else, so I guess you get what you pay for!

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Seriously Ebay is the best bet - I'm a good believer in low starting price = higher end price. It generates interest as it grows, people follow the auction, and you'll probably end up getting close to £50 on Ebay.

I'm not responsible if it reaches £10 and dies though