Quote from: NeuroticFish on Today at 09:02:49 AM

Quote from: AbuBhakar on Today at 03:55:54 AM

I have a friend that selling his GPU that use on mining for a year. He is selling his GPU for only 30% of the original price. I'm planning to use to upgrade the GPU of ny desktop that I used for gaming and watching on Netflix.

I'm just concerned that GPU work under mining stress is very prone to early break. Any feedback from second buyer or miner that convert there mining gpu to typical gaming gpu?

If you would have been reading the sticky topic in this board you would have been seen that you cannot mine bitcoin with GPU.
This being said, your question belongs to altcoins mining.

I knew this. I dont trust most of the reply on altcoin board that makes me create the topic here to ask Bitcoin miner. Not all Bitcoin miner is mining only Bitcoin so Im using this as chance to ask Bitcoin miner that has knowledge on GPU mining to ask an advice. Im planning to risk money so I want to have an opinion coming from trusted user. My question is not directly about altcoin mining so I believe this topic still fits here because Im asking opinion from Bitcoin miner that has GPU mining experience.

Quote from: FP91G on Today at 10:42:16 AM

In January 2022, video cards were very expensive and the actual prices in stores were 100-200% more expensive than MSRP. Its hard to overheat a video card in 1 year, but if you dont know how to check a video card after mining, then its better to buy a video card with a guarantee a little more expensive. Look at other offers on the market and the prices of new video cards, or better write which video card you buy and its price.

Thank you for the kind reply.

Asus Ko RTX3070 purchased last year and price is 304$. The GPU is never been repair or open since I knew whos selling it. I just dont have any idea on the durability of GPU since this is my first time to change my desktop GPU for an upgrade.