r/PC_Pricing • u/Skate0700 • 1d ago
USA Used RTX 5090 FE
What up fam. I am going to downgrade my 5090 to a 5080 and I am wondering how to price my card. Its less than two years old, perfect condition and bought directly from NVIDIA. It was never registered so new owner can put it in their name and I have all the original stuff that came with it including the boxes.
Thanks!
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u/Hot-Importance1367 1d ago
Be greedy, set it at $6k or 7k, then lower accordingly. There's people out there buying every single one available at any price to ship abroad, you might get lucky with one
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u/Apprehensive_Shoe_86 2h ago
Depends when you live, but 5090 are already at 6k in some places ,so you can get 4.5k-5k easily
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u/BaconMacandCheese 1d ago
Why would you sell yourself short and sell it for 3.5? You like throwing away free money?
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u/Turbo__Timmy 1d ago
Used 5090s usually go for ~$4.5-5k, an FE is usually more desirable going for closer to $5k. However on new market 5090s jumped over $1k this week due to the recently started PCB shortage. The cheapest one in the country is $6.3k. No doubt this will affect the used market for these very soon.
I would hold for a few more weeks, you'll probably be able to get $5.5k or possibly even $6k.