Egregious Assumptions Made by TechRadar

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Articles like this present us with a bias and uneducated interpretation of GPU usage in Mines.

I manage a mining farm, I sell the used GPUs to friends and family, to this date, no one has ever complained to me.

I sold a used 1080ti that was mined on for 8 months and only dusted, I didn't do the thermals pads.

I sold the 1080ti, with unmaintained thermal pads, to informed customers, understanding they were buying a used GPU. My friend who is an IT manager, added my 1080ti to is kids gaming PC.

He told me it took less than an hour or 2 to take apart the GPU and remount the new thermal pads. The temperature was significantly lower with this simple maintenance ANYONE can do on a used GPU.

When you say a GPU looses value, and you wouldn't buy a mined on card, you are just advertising a lack of understanding about the hardware your buying.

You should be informed, but denying a deal and denouncing publicly the condition of mined on card, is egregious.

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(a used Sapphire Nitro Mining Edition 8gb RX 470, you probably can't find one, and I have accurate product descriptions for interested customers.)

What would I know, I have just been mining since 2014 as an independent miner in Canada...

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