Selling ASUS GTX 560 DC II OC 850MHz

[Tex_Cowboy]

I currently have a ASUS GTX 560 DC II OC 850MHz Nvidia card for sale. I used this card for just over 3 weeks and it was great. The card is 100% working and guranteed. The card comes in its orignal box with everything that came with it.

This is a beast of a card and I wasn't able to hit it's max on any of the games I own. It allowed me to play everything on max settings and the fan's on the card didn't even max out on there rpm. I just don't have room for this card in my current build.

I'm asking $200 for it, if any one is interested in it please pm me with in the week. If I get no hits here I'll be putting it up on ebay.

 

[BRAVO51]

im pretty sure there is another forum for buying and selling

 

[I'm your huckleberry]

Not to mention, you can get ones cheaper new than $200. Or really cheaper by just getting an overclocked gtx 460.

Heck, this is your exact card new on newegg:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16814121446

$0.01 less and you have the ability to get $20 back through rebate. Not to mention a warranty.

 

[Cloakedsphere]

http://www.edge-gamers.com/forums/forumdisplay.php?f=376

Next time you have something to sell make sure you post it there ;D Other then that. It looks like a awesome card. ost ASUS 560's OC'd are around 200. So your right on the money.

 

[LilShortstuf]

Moved to trade/sell Listings.

 

[Tex_Cowboy]

Thanks for the move, meant to post in this forum, forgot I was in the other viewing something else......

Like I said, I'm asking $200, I payed more when it was new. Card comes with a factory warranty. If you would like to make an offer please PM me.

If someone offers $200 for the card I will throw in a PNY 9800 GTX XLR8 card in the original box with everything that came with it.

 

[YoraS]

hey, do you still have this card?

if you do are you willing to negotiate for it... i know you want to sell it , my only concern is the price


i know you payed more for it but you cant expect to get the same price for something when you open the box / use it

im looking at a brand new one for 189$ -20 mail in rebate for 169$
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produ...ords&cm_mmc=KNC-GoogleAdwords-_-pla-_-NA-_-NA


if your interested in maybe doing 150 just send me a pm or something, otherwise free bump

 

[IDigitalDeadI]

Good luck with selling, I have a GTX460 overclocked higher than this and it does pretty well for me. This 560 can probably at least meet my OC'd settings easily, and with the aftermarket cooling, stay much cooler than my 460 does. Once again, good luck

 

[Snipeye]

Quick question that could help with this sale: Is the warranty transferrable or not?

 

[pillar]

Hey Snipeye, I just checked into the card & Newegg says that it comes w/ a 3 yr warranty, but I highly doubt that its transferable. Just found out that XFX doesnt do transferable warranties, which they used to do. Now, just like EVGA, theyre doing lifetime warranties on their video cards.

My suggestion Tex_Cowboy, either try selling the card for a lower price or if you got it from Newegg, talk with them about returning it if its still within the 30 day return period. Other than that, id say find out if you have to sign up for their 3 yr warranty, unless youve already done that. If you have, then try to return it & get your $$ back.

 

[runo]

Regardless of if you paid more at the time of purchase, that's not a realistic price when you can get the same card for new at the same price you're asking (or buy a new 560 Ti for $20-$50 more), especially when the buyer isn't getting the warranty. I doubt I'd spend the extra cash just for an (also used) card that would, at best, potentially work as an okay PhysX card in modern gaming. lol

I don't mean to be harsh, but I honestly don't think you'll get anywhere near $200 for it. Even a new GTX 460 1GB, essentially the same card but that can be manually OC'd, can be as low as ~$100.