How much do u think a used 3090 24gb is worth?

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Niber

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#320099 6-Jul-2025 12:09

On trademe I see sellers for 2k$ (but that doesn't mean they will ever get it sold, could just be someone who's saying "if someone were to want to pay that high then I could upgrade"), but the one I have listed on facebook at 1780$ everyone is trying to tell me that it's worth "1k$ max". trying to figure out the right price to sell it asap

Qazzy03

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#3391225 6-Jul-2025 12:31

Previous TradeMe listings are your best benchmark but it looks like the prices are all over the place

https://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/SearchResults.aspx?from=advanced&advanced=true&searchstring=RTX+3090¤t=0&cid=0&rptpath=all&sort_order=default&searchregion=100

Niber

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#3391226 6-Jul-2025 12:35

Qazzy03:

Previous TradeMe listings are your best benchmark but it looks like the prices are all over the place

https://www.trademe.co.nz/Browse/SearchResults.aspx?from=advanced&advanced=true&searchstring=RTX+3090¤t=0&cid=0&rptpath=all&sort_order=default&searchregion=100

oh wow thanks I had no idea you could see previous sales.

Wow that 1210 bidder got crazy lucky!

SpartanVXL

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#3391227 6-Jul-2025 12:39

They are selling that high due to AI demand. 24GB of vram is worth a lot to those people. Auction it off if you’re not sure of it’s value, fb marketplace will undoubtedly low ball you.

nztim

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#3393493 12-Jul-2025 11:33

+1 for running a Trademe Auction, set the start price at the minimum you will take and let the market decide from there

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Niber

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#3393574 12-Jul-2025 20:38

nztim:

+1 for running a Trademe Auction, set the start price at the minimum you will take and let the market decide from there

normally my standards of ethics forbids me from funding a monopoly by playing huge amount of money to an evil company just for hosting a simple website,

but it seems that for 1$ auctions it's actually free, so I think I will do that after all, thanks for the idea

Scott3

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#3393577 12-Jul-2025 21:21

Niber:

nztim:

+1 for running a Trademe Auction, set the start price at the minimum you will take and let the market decide from there

normally my standards of ethics forbids me from funding a monopoly by playing huge amount of money to an evil company just for hosting a simple website,

but it seems that for 1$ auctions it's actually free, so I think I will do that after all, thanks for the idea

The listing may be free, but if it sells for more than $1, the success fee is 7.9% (capped at $499)

https://help.trademe.co.nz/hc/en-us/articles/360032347131-Marketplace-fees

Mehrts

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#3393579 12-Jul-2025 22:06

Just wait until Trademe offer the free selling days (typically Sundays).

You don't have to pay any success fee for these, which is the only time that I list stuff for sale on Trademe that I'd rather not sell via marketplace.