[WTS] - 12x Radeon 7950

[yochdog]

Hey all,

I have 12, Radeon 7950 GPU's that I no longer need.

They are all in great shape, used for less than 6 months. 

It is a mix of reference and non reference cards......all are in perfect condition and are guaranteed to work upon delivery. 

Asking $300 per card.....would prefer to sell the entire lot in one deal.

[fadiphatu1]

I'd by the lot at 220 each. If any of  them are sapphires I want nothing to do with them 6 months of mining and those fans are almost certainly almost dead. You're lucky if they last 3 months.

[yochdog]

No Sapphires.

$220 is much too low......Thank you though.

[showtimex]

Would like to get more info on the make / brand of these, could you please provide at least a detailed breakdown of that. Then I can send you an offer.  Thanks.

[RENDERING]

I'd by the lot at 220 each. If any of  them are sapphires I want nothing to do with them 6 months of mining and those fans are almost certainly almost dead. You're lucky if they last 3 months.

Bullshit. I have had Saphire Vaper-x 7950's running for 8 months and the fans are still kickin ass as I type this. I have 12 of them and not a single one has messed up. On the other hand I had a MSI that went to shit.

[ehalvers]

I tend to avoid, MSI, Sapphire, and XFX.

Just something I have devoloped after years of messing with them lol

[showtimex]

I'd by the lot at 220 each. If any of  them are sapphires I want nothing to do with them 6 months of mining and those fans are almost certainly almost dead. You're lucky if they last 3 months.

Bullshit. I have had Saphire Vaper-x 7950's running for 8 months and the fans are still kickin ass as I type this. I have 12 of them and not a single one has messed up. On the other hand I had a MSI that went to shit.

While results my vary the poster you responded to was correct, the sapphire fans are pretty weak, and failure of any fan is to be expected (especially these) if you look at the build quality of the fans. They are thin flimsy fans with cheap sleeve bearings, certainly not up to the task of 24/7 mining like we use them for. The fact your's are at least spinning also doesn't prove they are in good shape or functioning properly. I have many spinning fans on my sapphires that are on their last legs and in failure mode. Just be prepared when they fail in the worst possible time during a hot spell in the summer.

[showtimex]

Yo dawg, put the milk down and answer our questions, that shizzle ain't good for you anyways :p

[yochdog]

Yo dawg, put the milk down and answer our questions, that shizzle ain't good for you anyways :p

I need to get down to storage and get pictures and details......I cannot remember exactly what they are.  I will try to do it tomorrow and update the thread.

So busy!

[txmasut]

I'd by the lot at 220 each. If any of  them are sapphires I want nothing to do with them 6 months of mining and those fans are almost certainly almost dead. You're lucky if they last 3 months.

Bullshit. I have had Saphire Vaper-x 7950's running for 8 months and the fans are still kickin ass as I type this. I have 12 of them and not a single one has messed up. On the other hand I had a MSI that went to shit.

While results my vary the poster you responded to was correct, the sapphire fans are pretty weak, and failure of any fan is to be expected (especially these) if you look at the build quality of the fans. They are thin flimsy fans with cheap sleeve bearings, certainly not up to the task of 24/7 mining like we use them for. The fact your's are at least spinning also doesn't prove they are in good shape or functioning properly. I have many spinning fans on my sapphires that are on their last legs and in failure mode. Just be prepared when they fail in the worst possible time during a hot spell in the summer.

Part of it depends on which Sapphire.  We run the 4L versions and have 48 of them running since April without a single problem.  Fans run perfect, no additional noise etc..  Can't speak to the Dual fan designs.

[showtimex]

I'd by the lot at 220 each. If any of  them are sapphires I want nothing to do with them 6 months of mining and those fans are almost certainly almost dead. You're lucky if they last 3 months.

Bullshit. I have had Saphire Vaper-x 7950's running for 8 months and the fans are still kickin ass as I type this. I have 12 of them and not a single one has messed up. On the other hand I had a MSI that went to shit.

While results my vary the poster you responded to was correct, the sapphire fans are pretty weak, and failure of any fan is to be expected (especially these) if you look at the build quality of the fans. They are thin flimsy fans with cheap sleeve bearings, certainly not up to the task of 24/7 mining like we use them for. The fact your's are at least spinning also doesn't prove they are in good shape or functioning properly. I have many spinning fans on my sapphires that are on their last legs and in failure mode. Just be prepared when they fail in the worst possible time during a hot spell in the summer.

Part of it depends on which Sapphire.  We run the 4L versions and have 48 of them running since April without a single problem.  Fans run perfect, no additional noise etc..  Can't speak to the Dual fan designs.

I think you're right on that, I haven't had any issues with that cage style fan like on the 4L either. Don't have quite as many as you do to compare though, but they seem pretty bullet proof and certainly do come in handy for directional heat in the winter Dual fan is where the problem is. For comparison, gigabyte have a similar style fan to the dual X but I have yet to have any issues with those fans.

Op, no worries, let me know when you get a chance to update about the cards.

[PhattyBanks]

I'd by the lot at 220 each. If any of  them are sapphires I want nothing to do with them 6 months of mining and those fans are almost certainly almost dead. You're lucky if they last 3 months.

Bullshit. I have had Saphire Vaper-x 7950's running for 8 months and the fans are still kickin ass as I type this. I have 12 of them and not a single one has messed up. On the other hand I had a MSI that went to shit.

While results my vary the poster you responded to was correct, the sapphire fans are pretty weak, and failure of any fan is to be expected (especially these) if you look at the build quality of the fans. They are thin flimsy fans with cheap sleeve bearings, certainly not up to the task of 24/7 mining like we use them for. The fact your's are at least spinning also doesn't prove they are in good shape or functioning properly. I have many spinning fans on my sapphires that are on their last legs and in failure mode. Just be prepared when they fail in the worst possible time during a hot spell in the summer.

which card makers to you have good fans , one of my 7970 ghz vapor x fans is starting to go out

[showtimex]

I'd by the lot at 220 each. If any of  them are sapphires I want nothing to do with them 6 months of mining and those fans are almost certainly almost dead. You're lucky if they last 3 months.

Bullshit. I have had Saphire Vaper-x 7950's running for 8 months and the fans are still kickin ass as I type this. I have 12 of them and not a single one has messed up. On the other hand I had a MSI that went to shit.

While results my vary the poster you responded to was correct, the sapphire fans are pretty weak, and failure of any fan is to be expected (especially these) if you look at the build quality of the fans. They are thin flimsy fans with cheap sleeve bearings, certainly not up to the task of 24/7 mining like we use them for. The fact your's are at least spinning also doesn't prove they are in good shape or functioning properly. I have many spinning fans on my sapphires that are on their last legs and in failure mode. Just be prepared when they fail in the worst possible time during a hot spell in the summer.

which card makers to you have good fans , one of my 7970 ghz vapor x fans is starting to go out

The single fan (cage style) mentioned above seem to be good, also single fan powercolor and other similar style single fan solutions seem to work well (although the heatsinks on these particular models are non heatpipe cheapie, but it does the job, they also won't hash as fast as a top tier card like gigabyte or MSI) Gigabyte fans seem to be doing well in all my batches, they would be the perfect card if they didn't explode randomly from time to time, literally. They have a well known weak transistor part that will burn up and they have come pretty close a few times to starting a fire in my rigs, one got so hot (from the burning transistor / circuit board) it melted part of the shroud and fan of the gigabyte card sitting next to it (about 2-3" away), not to mention turning it black from the nasty soot it produced. Perhaps its only certain batches, but I've RMAed a lot with this issue, not all of which were mine. Other than that, they're great though