Are they game stable? Are they reference coolers or something else? Can you check for the ASIC score on them? I'm looking for a low (<67%) score Tahiti (7950/7970/280/280X), Curacao (270/270X) or Pitcairne (7870) for the purpose of gaming.

Will vouch for blazedout419. he's a legit member, done tons of hardware deals. Its safe to pay him first. Asking for any other terms is silly.

I'll pay $100 for your lowest ASIC % 270X, provided its game stable.

Or $140 shipped for your lowest ASIC % 280X, provided its game stable.

I only need 1 graphics card. Let me know.

I'd like to get retail prices for used, mined on equipment too, but I know thats an outrageous request, and I hope you know too.

Fair prices would be close to ~180 shipped for the 280x, and ~300 shipped for the 290x, not counting possible international shippign expenses if you can ship international too.

Usually the fat tabs are 12v and ground, because they will hold the greatest load. Looks like you have 4 pairs of 12v+ground (left/right and top/bottom). There is likely also a power sense that is supposed to be attached to 12v, and a power on pin that, when grounded, turn on the power supply when combined with the sense > 12v. One of the small pins should also be a standby 5v that always puts out 5v.

I didnt know scrypt FPGA existed. I thought it went GPU -> ASIC for scrypt.

"going all out" is relative. Instead of using some closed loop system, why not make your own? I honestly think a 2x120mm radiator (let alone 1x120mm) is far too small for such a huge load such as the hashfast chip (600W or more). The included fans likely don't have very good air pressure either.

Yeah I understand where you are coming from. Lots of people are breaking down their racks/equipment right now though. I'm just waiting for the right deal to come. Good luck, thanks for the interest.


Keep the offers coming.

Got a model number? ASIC %? What do you mean by you couldn't get the 6th card to work? Is it defective?

blades dont work with stratum, only getwork. you need a stratum proxy

Yeah I probably wouldn't be interested at that price. Going by the 3dmark scores of a 280x versus a 270x, I'd only be able to offer you about $140.


Due to being new/sealed, and "cream of the crop", I could bump up my offer to $125 (in btc, specific amount determined at the time of sending according to preev.com), but due to your lack of trust ratings, I would only be willing to pay after I've received it. I'll make good on my word. I've got years of positive reviews/trust, which you can look at in my sig below this post.

Keep the offers coming.

Please bear in mind, I have no plans to be mining the card. It'll be used strictly for gaming. If it's been mined on for months and you still want to sell it to me, make sure you run it through a vigorous testing of 3D, such as repeat loops of 3DMark, or Furmark, or OCCT GPU 3D with error checking enabled. I'll be doing the same thing when I get the card if its used, and if it fails in any way (artifacts, black screen, vibrating fans, etc), I'll be asking for a refund.

I'm looking to purchase a single Radeon R9 270X, shipped to me in zip code 54501, USA. I have great trust ratings/reviews all around. Must be game stable with no signs of bad fans, artifacting, or anything that would indicate it's less than perfect condition.

I'm looking to spend $95 shipped. $100 if the ASIC Quality is lower than 67% (Check this in GPU-Z). I would be paying with paypal, and would be paying before or after receiving it as goods or friends/family, depending on how much I feel I can trust you (Very low/nonexistant trust = paid after I receive it. Excellent solid trust = paying before I receive). Tracking number mandatory, but use whatever shipping service you want (USPS/UPS/Fedex/Speedee/etc)

I might be open to getting similar cards that are the same performance or higher at a similar price/performance, but don't expect any amazing offers. I am open to nvidia cards as well, at a similar price/performance.

It's a common scammer tactic on ebay to list the box, then the buyer gets angry when they get just the box when they were expecting what was INSIDE the box. I see you canceled the auction and relisted it to indicate you arent selling just the box anymore. You should maybe edit your OP to indicate you aren't selling a box anymore. (you might be implying you are selling the actual power supply, but so long as it says you are selling the power supply BOX, I think you are just selling the box and not the power supply)

btw, don't think many people will bite on this, regardless.  when it comes to power supply, brand means everything. it could be labeled as a 1000 watt power supply, but if it has shit parts in it because its a no-name brand, you'd be lucky if it powered 150 watts without blowing up and burning up your more valuable PC equipment like CPU, RAM, video card, hard drive, etc.

$100 PPUSD for 1 game stable 270x? +$5 if asic % is lower than 65% (found in gpu-z)

Any idea if the R9 290 can be successfully flashed to full fledged 290X?

Guys I think he's only selling the box, and not the actual power supply.

Any idea if they can be successfully flashed to a full fledged 290x?

Can you price match to the thread further down that says $130 for asus R9 280x's?

Yes, I understand that I am protected should he fail to deliver, but it's the principle of the thing. In my mind, if the seller is not legit, it'll play out like this.

I send him money, he sends nothing or sends an empty box. During this period where I wait for the package or tracking number, he withdraws the money and gets cash in hand. I start the chargeback process, I win, paypal sends me back my money, minus shipping costs for sending back the empty box. He's $260 richer, throws away/ignores his paypal account, which may or may not even belong to him, and disappears.

If it was in no way possible for the seller to withdraw the money until I confirmed I had the graphics card and it was in good working condition, then by all means, I would pay up, but this is not the case.

Why would I throw out my YEARS of legitimate positive feedback for $260 worth of equipment? I'm offering you a fair deal. It's a great way for you to get your foot in the door here by trading with a well-trusted member under their terms here. Assuming it all goes great, you'll get a positive trust rating, probably a vouch saying "Okay guys, this guy is legit, you can feel better trading with him. He's just trying to offload some equipment quickly" and a much more positive experience being here.

I'm just trying to help you out. You get the perk of trading with someone who has years of positive feedback under his belt and getting this whole mess cleared up, and I get the graphics cards I want for gaming. What's so hard about that?

Edit: By the way, I noticed that you said you would mail these first class, but that is not possible since the video cards individually weigh more than 13 ounces. You will have to ship them USPS parcel or priority (the price difference is minor between the two but priority [2-3 days] is faster than parcel [2-9 days]), or similar UPS/Fedex services.

The -only- scenario where I would pay first is if you did list them on ebay, in which I would pay $145 each. That would cover the additional 10% fee that ebay incurs, and you get a little bit extra in your pocket after the fact.