WTS: Gigabyte R9 390 8gb - $215 Shipped

[Dukenukem117]

I'm looking to sell my R9 390 which I purchased last October. I'm not a miner and this isn't my primary graphics card. I do CAD most of the time, so I had a firepro and the radeon both plugged in but only one of them being activated at a time. I would guess that my R9 390 was being used only about 15-20% of the time, so it shouldn't have much wear.

Comes with box, DVI cable.

$215 Shipped

I'm new here so here's my old heatware profile if that helps.

http://www.heatware.com/u/29781

Model#
GIGABYTE Radeon R9 390 GV­R939G1 GAMING­8GD 8GB 512­Bit GDDR5 PCI

I also have a W7000 Firepro that I'm thinking about selling if I can find a buyer. PM me if interested.

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[Biodom]

Price Dropped.

Sell on ebay. Nobody here is buying anything, even with a discount.
Ebay had a 50% off fees until 12am today.

[Dukenukem117]

Thx, didn't realize that was going on.

[KWH]

I'm looking to sell my R9 390 which I purchased last October. I'm not a miner and this isn't my primary graphics card. I do CAD most of the time, so I had a firepro and the radeon both plugged in but only one of them being activated at a time. I would guess that my R9 390 was being used only about 15-20% of the time, so it shouldn't have much wear.

Comes with active adapter, box, DVI cable.

$235 Shipped

I'm new here so here's my old heatware profile if that helps.

http://www.heatware.com/u/29781

Model#
GIGABYTE Radeon R9 390 GV­R939G1 GAMING­8GD 8GB 512­Bit GDDR5 PCI

I also have a W7000 Firepro that I'm thinking about selling if I can find a buyer. PM me if interested.

Offering escrow using a trusted third party will help you buy/sell here. Heatware not so much.
Good luck!

[Biodom]

Thx, didn't realize that was going on.

you can still sign up

[Dukenukem117]

Gotcha. Well before I post on ebay, anyone want to throw me an offer?

[adaseb]

It will sell eventually you just need to be patient. Give it a week or two.

[Dukenukem117]

Thx. Turns out the ebay thing was invite-only anyways.   

[ProfessionalGoogler]

Those sell for around $150 here and $250 on eBay.

[adaseb]

Those sell for around $150 here and $250 on eBay.

Yeah they are better for gaming rather than mining.

[Decoded]

I'm interested. It's Gigabyte, and if I remember correctly, those are voltage-clocked. Could you do say, what ProfessionalGoogler proposed? $150? Or $175?

[Dukenukem117]

I didn't realize how much the prices on these have fallen. Lowering it to $215 shipped for a day before it goes on ebay.

[Decoded]

I didn't realize how much the prices on these have fallen. Lowering it to $215 shipped for a day before it goes on ebay.

If you could reserve it for a little while (Don't have enough funds atm), I could buy it.

Is it 215 shipped internationally? If not, how much for shipping to Australia?

Any escrow?

[Dukenukem117]

Wow, I didn't realize you were in Australia. Unfortunately it really is $80 to ship it that far. Might be better for you to just buy from a local retailer. 

[generalt]

Will you accept escrow?

[Dukenukem117]

If someone can tell me how to set it up. 

Seems like I send it to one of the trusted mods? But I don't have bitcoin.

[MarkAz]

If someone can tell me how to set it up. 

Seems like I send it to one of the trusted mods? But I don't have bitcoin.

It's simple, you use one of the escrow people from 'the page':

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=855778.0

I typically use either OgNasty or philipma1957, both do a great job.  Once you agree with the terms with someone, you private message one of the escrow people, the buyer will transfer the BTC to them - once the escrow verifies funds, you send the product to the buyer.  Once the buyer verifies the product is good, they tell the escrow to release funds to you, and that's it.  Escrow typically costs about 1% or so...

[Decoded]

If someone can tell me how to set it up. 

Seems like I send it to one of the trusted mods? But I don't have bitcoin.

It's simple, you use one of the escrow people from 'the page':

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=855778.0

I typically use either OgNasty or philipma1957, both do a great job.  Once you agree with the terms with someone, you private message one of the escrow people, the buyer will transfer the BTC to them - once the escrow verifies funds, you send the product to the buyer.  Once the buyer verifies the product is good, they tell the escrow to release funds to you, and that's it.  Escrow typically costs about 1% or so...

Depending on the buyer, there are two main methods of physical escrows.

1. You send the item to the escrow (You or the buyer have to settle on who will pay for the fees and the shipping to the escrow)

• The escrow is usually knowledgeable, they will test it to whether it meets the specs you claim.
• Once the escrow verifies everything, then they will ask the buyer to send funds to the seller. Once the transaction is confirmed, then the escrow ships it to the buyer.

2. You send the item to the client (Less safe for you and them, but cheaper)

• You send the item to the client with tracking and preferably signature
  
• Payment is sent once item arrives.
• If any dispute occurs, the escrow will be the decider of what happens.

[Dukenukem117]

But with bitcoins fluctuating as much as they do in value, how does anyone know what the transferred coins would be worth once the deal is complete?