gtx 260

just a noob

just a noob

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$140 shipped within u.s. now
up for sale is my gtx 260 core 216 from evga, i did run the card for a little bit to make sure it wasn't doa(then found my gtx 285 at best buy, willing to sell if the offer is good enough) anyway, i'm looking for around $140 plus shipping
pictures plus my heat will be up shortly
here's the picture of the gtx 260(yes thats a lawn chair :P):
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aww you couldnt have put this up a few weeks ago? i bought my 260 for $170 and it doesnt hold its clocks lol. good luck with your sale :)
 
bump for a great card at a great price:D

I love my eVGA GTX 260 Core 216. This thing is a fantastic product in every respect. I have had mine since November and never once regretted my purchase.

- eVGA service...best in the business
- Awesome overclocker!
- eVGA precision and eVGA voltage tuner
- Outstanding Folding@Home card...average 7,500 PPD

This card offered for $140...wow...nice deal!
 
lol the sad part about it is i paid $187 for it not to long ago(1 month ago or so, because it still has 60 days to step up), i would probably be using it, but i found my gtx 285 for $200 at bestbuy(wierd i found a deal there)
 
just a noob said:
lol the sad part about it is i paid $187 for it not to long ago(1 month ago or so, because it still has 60 days to step up), i would probably be using it, but i found my gtx 285 for $200 at bestbuy(wierd i found a deal there)
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What's the step up program? Can that card be exchanged for a higher model?
 
yes, it can be exchanged for a higher model, within the next 26 days(apparently its over 2 months old :P) you pay the difference and you get the higher model card
 
If it does not sell in the next couple days...I would step it up and sell the brand new card. That way the owner can register it through eVGA and of course, it's still new in the package.

Why would you buy a new card for $200 and not just step this card up?:eek:

Bump for a good deal;)
 
ScOuT said:
If it does not sell in the next couple days...I would step it up and sell the brand new card. That way the owner can register it through eVGA and of course, it's still new in the package.

Why would you buy a new card for $200 and not just step this card up?:eek:

Bump for a good deal;)
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Hes selling the card to pay for the GTX285, if i remember right he borrowed the extra cost of the GTX285 from someone until he sold his current card.
 
yeah, and if anybody does want my gtx 285, i'm probably going to sell it for $300, then i'm going to buy a pair of 4890's(wish p45 could do sli :()
 
yeah, why do you ask? if you want to know which waterblock it needs, its the first revision(of the 55nm gtx 260/216's)
 
If i could sell my 9800gtx on craigslist or so id be able to buy this, but i kinda lost all my packaging materials for it lol.
 
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