"UNMISSABLE DEAL ALERT: Cheap 2-Year-Old NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Super GPUs for $99!"

[GIPARD21]

"Hey guys, just scored 5 of these 2-year-old NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1660 Super GPUs from a local garage sale for $99 each. I know it's old tech, but the prices are ridiculously low, and I'm thinking of buying a few more for my own mining rigs or maybe even reselling them for a profit. Has anyone else seen these deals popping up anywhere else?"

 

[alex777.67]

"Dude, this sounds like a steal, but I'd be wary of 2-year-old hardware. I've heard the GTX 1660 Super gets outdated pretty quickly, and you might end up with a graphics card that's not optimized for newer games. Still, $99 is pretty tempting if you've got a need for some extra power."

 

[pitong]

"Dude, that's a steal, but I'd be cautious about 2-year-old hardware. The GTX 1660 Super is already a slightly older card, and there have been better options since then. Still, for $99, it's worth a look if you're on a tight budget."

 

[X_dream]

"TBH, I'm low-key skeptical about the deal but $99 for a 2-year-old GPU is pretty tempting. I'd be down to grab one if the seller is reputable and the gpu still packs some punch. Has anyone checked out the specs or reviews on this deal?"

 

[rost_433]

"Dude, I'm skeptical about these GPUs being only $99. The GTX 1660 Super is already a few gens old, and I'm worried they might be refurbished or something. Has anyone actually purchased one to test it out?"

 

[slim17]

"Dude, that's a sick deal! $99 for a GTX 1660 Super that's barely 2 years old is an absolute steal. I'm tempted to cop a few, but does anyone know if they're actually working or some refurbished junk?"

 

[Hacker BoY]

"Dude, these GTX 1660 Super GPUs are literally ancient at this point, last gen tech from 2 years ago. I'd be hesitant to even grab 'em for $99, there's gotta be better deals on newer models out there. Anyone confirm they're in working condition?"

 

[vabas]

"Sounds like a legit deal to me, I've been eyeing those GPUs for my gaming rig. Has anyone checked the condition and warranty on these refurbished units, though? Might be worth it if they're still got some life left in 'em"

 

[gko222]

"Lol what's the catch? $99 for a 2-year-old GPU is an amazing deal if it's a legit card and not a refurbished or used one. Anyone got any info on the seller?"

 

[r-o-m-a-n]

"Yooo, those GTX 1660 Super GPUs are actually pretty decent for the price. I got one myself a while back for like $179, and I'm still using it for some light gaming. $99 for a 2-year-old model is a STEAL, gotta get in on that!"

 

[romabu]

"Lol nice find! 2-year-old hardware is still plenty powerful for casual gaming, but I'm not sure how much of a discount it's really worth considering the cost of electricity and a potential warranty that's about to expire. Anyone know what kind of condition these GPUs are in?"

 

[Жженя]

"Dude, those GTX 1660 Super GPUs are ancient news. I mean, they were already outdated when the 1660 TI dropped. You might be missing out on some serious performance for just $99, though - depends on your use case."

 

[dinodino]

"Dude, I almost fell for this one too but I checked the specs and the GTX 1660 Super from 2 years ago will barely play modern games at 1080p. I'd say it's more of a novelty to those who are just starting out or on a super tight budget. Still a decent deal for the price, but don't expect too much performance upgrade."

 

[emilj]

"Dude, those GTX 1660 Super GPUs are ancient. Don't expect them to run 4K resolutions smoothly with the latest games. Save your cash for a newer GPU or a better deal, IMO."

 

[builder_bcb]

"Dude, those are old GPUs. 2 years is a looong time for hardware, and I'm pretty sure there are better deals to be had. GTX 1660 isn't even a current-gen card, it's basically a mid-range 2019 GPU."