[WTS] Gigabyte R9 280X

[Cascaders28]

**Closed**

[Cascaders28]

Bumping once with a price drop. I'd also consider a partial trade including a nice 1080 monitor if that interests anyone. Let me know

[ssateneth]

Do you mind sharing the ASIC %, obtained via GPU-Z? I like low %'s, means less thermal leakage, so less heat and power used under load at at the same voltage of a higher % card.

[Cascaders28]

I can install the card again this evening to get you that value! I'll post the screenshot tonight for sure.

[Ntrain2k]

Do you mind sharing the ASIC %, obtained via GPU-Z? I like low %'s, means less thermal leakage, so less heat and power used under load at at the same voltage of a higher % card.

Where do you find that on GPU-Z?

[Cascaders28]

Do you mind sharing the ASIC %, obtained via GPU-Z? I like low %'s, means less thermal leakage, so less heat and power used under load at at the same voltage of a higher % card.

Where do you find that on GPU-Z?

If you click the little card icon in the upper left hand corner of the GPU-Z window there is an option there to check the ASIC value. It gives you a % and a brief description on how to interpret it.

[Ntrain2k]

Do you mind sharing the ASIC %, obtained via GPU-Z? I like low %'s, means less thermal leakage, so less heat and power used under load at at the same voltage of a higher % card.

Where do you find that on GPU-Z?

If you click the little card icon in the upper left hand corner of the GPU-Z window there is an option there to check the ASIC value. It gives you a % and a brief description on how to interpret it.

Sweet. Thanks!

[Cascaders28]

Do you mind sharing the ASIC %, obtained via GPU-Z? I like low %'s, means less thermal leakage, so less heat and power used under load at at the same voltage of a higher % card.

67.4% Hope that is within the range you're looking for

[Cascaders28]

One more bump before I take this elsewhere. I'd rather have the BTC and you're getting basically a new card

[ssateneth]

ah. if you're only taking BTC, then I probably wouldnt be interested. that is a pretty good asic % low. 60's is pretty good. average is 70, and 80+ asic cards pull a ton of power at a given voltage compared to lower cards