Japanese Mystery Boxes Could Make You Win A High-End NVIDIA GeForce or AMD Radeon Graphics Card For As Low As $100 US
Japanese Mystery Boxes Could Make You Win A High-End NVIDIA GeForce or AMD Radeon Graphics Card For As Low As $100 US

Ever thought that you could find a high-end NVIDIA GeForce or AMD Radeon graphics card inside a mystery box? Well, that's just what Amazon Japan is selling for a price of around $100 US.
The mystery box is for real and is said to contain a variety of modern and older graphics cards. But what you are getting out of these mystery boxes is all based on luck.
According to the retail page of these mystery boxes, there's a 16% chance of getting a GeForce 900 'Maxwell' or AMD Radeon RX 300 'GCN' series graphics cards, a 8% chance of getting a GeForce 10 'Pascal' or Radeon RX 500 'Polaris/Vega' series graphics cards, a 4% chance of getting a GeForce 20 'Turing' or Radeon RX 5000 'RDNA 1' series graphics cards and a 2% chance of getting a GeForce RTX 30 'Ampere' or Radeon RX 6000 'RDNA 2' series graphics card. The boxes contain up to an RTX 3090 and RX 6900 XT.
The rest of the 70% will contain older NVIDIA & AMD graphics cards so expect lots of cheap and also used graphics cards since that make up the majority of the luck percentage. But if you are lucky enough to get a GeForce 10 / RX 500 series or above graphics card, then you could end up making a profit out of these mystery boxes considering that even 3-4-year-old cards are currently hiked up in terms of pricing. As for the price of the mystery box itself, they cost around 14,000 Japanese Yen or $100-$125 US. The seller has listed the following description for the mystery boxes:
The mystery box was so popular that it immediately went out of stock at Amazon Japan. It is unknown if they will be restocked and currently no users who bought them have given their reviews so we can't really say if anyone was able to get lucky with actual modern-day graphics cards or were they just older used/refurbished parts. But be aware as you will not be able to exchange or refund the contents of the package once it has been shipped as per Amazon's policies.
Last year, we also reported a lottery-Esque vending machine where users can play for a chance to win up to a Ryzen CPU for just $9 US.
News Source: ITHome
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