Maximum PC

I've had these 2 items sitting around for a while, and I was wondering what you guys think I could sell them for. They both have everything that came with them originally.

I was thinking roughly $100 for both of them?

Here's better pricing reference:
EVGA 750i's and
EVGA GTX 260 Core 216's.

The 750i board is worth around$70, and the 260 around $130.

I sold my 260 core 216 55nm for 150 last week

Considering that they still go for the $225+ range new, I'd say you could squeeze just a little bit more than that out of one.

That's roughly $50ea, so $100 pretty much sounds square. Shipping can easily add $25-40, so that added with "free" shipping might sweeten the deal. Or not, and do like the rest of ebay and rape 'em for shipping.

I'd GLADLY pay $50 plus shipping for a GTX260, it'd spank the 8800GT I have running in my older system, which I can then pass down to my little brother. Btw, I absolutely despise those pricks that rape you with shipping, but sadly many normal etailers do that too, such as frozencpu. What's more preposterous is that they sell more than anyone else for some reason.

if I am not mistaken
this is not a buy sell thread section and its against the rules as such

you can ask the value of the items, but not take offers on them

If you want to sell, you need to be a folder.





Ted

Well I don't see anyone buying/selling here. Just a discussion on pricing of items, and what someone might pay.

In the right place you can get 150 for the card and upwards of 70 for the mobo, especially if you have the original boxes and all accessories.

I don't see anyone buying/selling either, just getting an appraisal, and I offered my opinion that I'd gladly pay that $50 price tag for A GTX260. Nothing against any rules here. Heck, I'm not even sure it'd be against the rules for him to provide a link to his eBay page, would it? I think that would fall under a deal or a bargain if it were a decently priced auction, lol. Btw, Baftub, what all stuff DO you still have for those items? Cables, manuals, software discs, packaging, etc. is what I mean.

Yup, and discussing it further would be us all memberating. Don't worry, there's mods and admin making sure we're all being good. They're invisible until something is actually done wrong and have to step in. But a little faith in them to do their jobs Thus far, this is all about how to eBay his parts well.

Now, back to our regularly scheduled program. On Newegg, the 260's are listed at $200 and deals are running thin (refurb, etc). You can separate the two and get good money for the card only, but you have to do it quick. $50 bucks is a loss, but a gain for the motherboard. Folders want that GPU and I wouldn't worry about Fermi's next shipment tomorrow since they'll disappear quickly too (I don't order from Newegg on Fridays!).

I'm just afraid that if you bundle for $100, that you're selling the card and tossing in the board for free. Split the two, and you may have the deal. I'd pay $100 for a 260, and someone may find that 750i board attractive for $35+shipping (under $10 shipping).

I don't want this to sound/look like a troll post, so I'll add more to it, lol. I concur with Chumly on this, which is why I posted those links that I did. When you also look on newegg for the 260's, they're in the $200+ range. The big difference, is that new ones carry a warranty from EVGA, whereas a re-sold one will not and that does drop the cost a decent amount.

I wish I could find the speal on oil filter guarantees on the movie Black Sheep, cause it's the same reply I could give.

Pick a good card that you don't need to return. Buy a good product and don't think about it failing. It's just a promise. Many make them and don't follow through, so why don't we just buy good hardware? Screw warranties...just buy the best stable hardware and NEVER return it.

It's not even a thought to buy good stuff worth the money. Lifetime and double lifetime...who's got the product? The double.

as of today on ebay and a few retail sites
most of the 260's oc 55nm are running around 180ish and yes I can provide url's if you are a doubter

late edit this just in
clicked an older link to see what the current price was and lookie here:


http://www.microcenter.com/single_product_results.phtml?product_id=0312750

that says 159

and its such a great price I had to try it so

Order Information
Your order was placed: April 09, 2010
QTY PRICE TOTAL
BFG Technologies GeForce® GTX 260 OC MAXCORE 55 896MB GDDR3 PCIe 2.0 Graphics Card
SKU: 171207
Manufacturer Part Number: RGTX260896OCDE 1bt $159.99 $159.99
Product Total $159.99
Standard Shipping $5.99
Cart Total (pre-tax) $165.98
Sales Tax $0.00
TOTAL AMOUNT

$165.98


so I just bought one, it works !!! LOL
well as long as the credit card dont reject it later that is

good thing I got mine sold @ 150 when I did