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Used Graphics Card Prices in Nehru Place | GTX 1050ti, GTX 1650, GTX 1660 Super, RTX 2060 Etc.
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Product reviewed (overall)
Used/refurbished NVIDIA & AMD GPUs sold at a shop in Nehru Place (India). The video emphasizes market availability, pricing, and warranty across multiple models, along with the seller’s claims about condition (e.g., no mining/repaired cards).
Key claims & condition (seller experience / product quality)
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No repaired GPUs
- The seller repeatedly states they won’t have repaired cards (“no repaired ones”).
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No mining cards
- Mining is claimed to have stopped ~3 years ago, and they won’t sell mining GPUs.
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Some cards are sealed/open-box
- Some units are described as brand new sealed packs (example: Gigabyte with original seal attached).
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Some are RMA / “RM” units
- A portion are described as “RM8” (unclear term; likely RMA/returns), with pricing adjusted accordingly.
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Testing & validation
- Customers can test via video call.
- The seller mentions a proper testing setup and that cards are tested with loading/benchmarks upon request.
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Warranty handling
- The seller claims replacement rather than repair (“hand to hand… replaced manually”).
Warranty policy (main differentiator)
- 1 month warranty is common for many used cards (multiple 10xx/16xx/25xx/30xx/60/60XT-type mentions).
- Up to 1.5 years for certain higher-condition units (example explicitly tied to a sealed/unopened “406Ti” situation).
- 3 months warranty for some cards depending on price/condition.
- Official 5-year warranty claim (RTX “46x” / 4060-series mentioned)
- The seller claims some RTX/“46x” cards have official 5-year warranty if registered.
- They contrast this with other models said to lack official warranty coverage.
Pricing & models mentioned (examples)
Entry-level (used market segment)
- GTX 1050 / 1050 Ti
- Mentioned around ₹6,000 for GTX 1050 (also reiterated as “still ₹6,000”).
- Example context: clean condition and ~1 month warranty.
- GTX 1650
- Mentioned around ₹7,500, also selling around ₹7,000 (with warranty).
- “GTX 1050 Ti 4GB”
- Referenced in the ₹6,000 range.
Midrange
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GTX 1660 Super
- Mentioned with garbled pricing (“₹16??”); exact price unclear.
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RTX 2060 / 2060 Super / related 26-series confusion
- Subtitles appear inconsistent, but likely referring to RTX 2060 / 2060 Super.
- Several prices are provided, all described with 1 month warranty:
- 6GB variant: ~₹10,000
- Galaxy variant: ~₹12,000
- Super variant (8GB): ~₹15,000
RX 6600 / RX 6600 XT (AMD segment)
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RX 6600 (8GB)
- ~₹13,000–₹14,000 depending on brand.
- Warranty: 1 month or 3 months depending on condition/price.
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RX 6600 XT
- ~₹15,000 with 1 month warranty
- Another variant: ~₹16,000 with 3 months warranty
Higher-demand / upper midrange (AMD)
- Mentions include 6700 XT, 6800 XT, and a “most demanding” segment (garbled; possibly a high-end RTX/AMD variant).
- Pricing details are often unclear in subtitles, but one clear narrative appears:
- Price doubling due to AI demand
- Claims about availability constraints and a large price spread
RTX 30 series (major section)
Multiple RTX 3080 variants with different aesthetic/brand variants:
- RTX 3080 (10GB)
- ~₹30,000, 3 months warranty
- Other RTX 3080 variants (RGB / white / brand variants)
- ~₹29,000 / ₹28,500, typically 3 months warranty
- RTX 3080 Ti (12GB)
- ~₹38,000, 3 months warranty
- Seller claim: better performance than 4070 Super / 5070
- Another higher variant with RGB lighting
- ~₹39,000
Additional premium aesthetic claim:
- “iGame / display + photo customization” card
- ~₹42,000
- Aesthetics feature mentioned (custom image/plate style)
RTX 40 series (most “demanding” segment mentioned)
- “406 / 46” (likely RTX 4060-series)
- Claimed official warranty because manufacturing stopped in 2022
- Examples:
- Triple-fan 8GB: ~₹28,000
- Another sealed/unused older-manufacturing unit: ~₹34,000
- Warranty remaining stated explicitly for at least one example:
- ~1.5 years (depending on the unit)
RTX 50 series (latest)
- “50 series just launched”
- Seller claims low stock and small quantities
- Availability claims:
- Full warranty on some 50-series units
- Example:
- RTX 5060 Ti (8GB) around ₹40,000 (digits garbled)
- Color options (white/black) depend on model
- Seller says exact pricing is provided in their group.
Pros (as presented)
- Claimed clean/unrepaired and no mining GPUs
- Broad model coverage across tiers (GTX 1050/1650 → RTX 2060/2060S → RX 6600/XT → RTX 3080/3080Ti → RTX 40/50 series)
- Shortlisting by condition:
- warranty changes based on sealed/open-box vs RM/RMA vs used
- Video call testing and/or in-shop testing setup
- Replacement-focused warranty (hand-to-hand)
- India-wide delivery and discussion of COD/prepaid options
Cons / risks (as presented or implied)
- Latest stock uncertainty:
- RTX 50-series described as arriving in small quantities; prices can change quickly
- Warranty depends on condition (many units at 1 month)
- RMA/returned units exist (“RM8” mentioned), so not every card is sealed/new
- Auto-subtitle issues add confusion; seller also notes cards may be sold quickly after upload
Comparisons made
- Focused more on price/warranty tier value than performance benchmarks
- One explicit performance claim:
- RTX 3080 Ti (~₹38k) allegedly performs better than 4070 Super / 5070
- One explicit performance claim:
- Payment method comparison:
- Seller prefers prepaid over COD due to scam risk (based on seller experience/claim)
User experience / purchase flow described
- Shop visit option:
- Nehr Place (Siddharth Building, 3rd floor, shop number 303)
- Video call testing
- Test the card on video
- Pay only after testing
- After payment:
- Delivery across India
- If issues occur:
- Replacement under warranty
Unique points mentioned (consolidated list)
- No repaired GPUs offered
- No mining GPUs offered; mining stopped ~3 years ago
- Mixed inventory: used, RMA/“RM8”, and brand-new sealed/open-box units
- Example of sealed product: Gigabyte with original seal attached
- Warranty varies by condition:
- often 1 month
- sometimes 1.5 years
- sometimes 3 months
- claim of longer “official warranty” up to 5 years when registered
- GTX 1050 around ₹6,000 with clean condition and 1 month warranty
- GTX 1650 around ₹7,000–₹7,500 with warranty
- Low-profile requirement mentioned:
- 1050 Ti / 1650 can work with normal PCs (emphasis on motherboard install)
- RTX/GTX 2060 / 2060S-type variants around ₹10k–₹15k with 1 month warranty
- Purchase instructions for Nehru Place, Siddharth Building, 303
- COD available but prepaid recommended to avoid scams; video testing before payment
- Delivery available across India
- Warranty process described as immediate/hand-to-hand replacement
- Testing setup and benchmark/load testing availability mentioned
- RX 6600 around ₹13k–₹14k with 1–3 months warranty depending on condition/price
- RX 6600 XT around ₹15k–₹16k with 1 or 3 months warranty
- Higher AMD models mentioned with “AI demand” price increase narrative
- RTX 30-series pricing with cosmetic variants (RGB/white/Galaxy)
- RTX 3080 (~₹28.5k–₹30k) with 3 months warranty
- RTX 3080 Ti (~₹38k) with 3 months warranty; seller claims it beats 4070 Super/5070
- “Premium aesthetic” RTX card around ₹42k with photo/custom display feature
- RTX 40/“46” segment:
- “official warranty” narrative tied to manufacturing stopping in 2022
- example pricing ~₹28k and sealed older unit ~₹34k
- warranty remaining ~1.5–2 years (depending on model)
- RTX 50-series:
- small stock; join group for details
- example RTX 5060 Ti (8GB) around ₹40k with full warranty
Speakers/views
- Primary speaker/seller (Suresh Bhai)
- Provides most claims about condition, warranty terms, pricing, and purchase flow
- Other speaker (interviewer/host)
- Asks about market impact and shopping logistics, helps transition between GPU categories
Concise verdict / recommendation
If you’re buying a used GPU in Nehru Place, the video portrays this shop as offering tested, non-repaired, non-mining cards with tiered short warranties (often 1 month) and a replacement-based warranty approach. It may suit budget buyers who value video-tested purchases and flexible inventory, but you should be mindful that many cards have only 1 month warranty, and pricing/availability—especially RTX 40/50 series—can change quickly.
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