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Old GTX 260?

4 minutes ago, EmpiracyRyNiX said:

Do you guys have any creative ideas/projects that I can use it for?

Ehhh back up GPU? In case you need on for troubleshooting...? Idk I'm not very creative :P

 

Oh and they sell for around 75 USD on amazon. In case you were wondering.

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5 minutes ago, EmpiracyRyNiX said:

I have an old Asus GTX 260 that I have been running for many years and now I plan to upgrade soon. I want to sell this but i don't think anyone will buy. Do you guys have any creative ideas/projects that I can use it for?

This is the specific model I have: https://www.asus.com/Graphics-Cards/ENGTX260HTDP896M/

I don't know dude sorry ;)

 

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6 minutes ago, EmpiracyRyNiX said:

I have an old Asus GTX 260 that I have been running for many years and now I plan to upgrade soon. I want to sell this but i don't think anyone will buy. Do you guys have any creative ideas/projects that I can use it for?

This is the specific model I have: https://www.asus.com/Graphics-Cards/ENGTX260HTDP896M/

It should sell for around $40 on ebay.  People still want them for retro boxes and SLI setups.   I personally use a GTX 260 for CUDA / PhysX

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56 minutes ago, EmpiracyRyNiX said:

I have an old Asus GTX 260 that I have been running for many years and now I plan to upgrade soon. I want to sell this but i don't think anyone will buy. Do you guys have any creative ideas/projects that I can use it for?

This is the specific model I have: https://www.asus.com/Graphics-Cards/ENGTX260HTDP896M/

Even if you don't think someone would buy it, put the thing for sale. Who knows, you might get lucky (that's what I did with an old HD 6670 of mine)

 

But in the mean time, you could help us over at PrimeGrid. Put the card on a spare slot in your mobo and start contributing. In particular, I recommend Manual Sieve; in terms of math, properly using a Gtx 260 can do even more processing than incorrectly using a mighty Titan X!

 

If feel up to it, hit me up and I'll guide you through the process.

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1 hour ago, EmpiracyRyNiX said:

I have an old Asus GTX 260 that I have been running for many years and now I plan to upgrade soon. I want to sell this but i don't think anyone will buy. Do you guys have any creative ideas/projects that I can use it for?

This is the specific model I have: https://www.asus.com/Graphics-Cards/ENGTX260HTDP896M/

first off HOLY $#!t A 260 INTEL INTEGRATED GRAPHICS RIVAL THAT but anyways well here are some ideas 

- Cryptocurrency Mining

- DIY Household Project (Such as a NAS)

- Backup Computer 

- Find a retro PC shop and sell it (they'll probably give you $20 maybe $30)

- Donate it to a scrap shop 

- Try and sell it on ebay (Afterall people like retro stuff and you could probably gross $20 to $40)

- Display (hey afterall your card has a sexy lady on it  :x)

- Throw it at a bird

- Use it as expensive toilet paper (be careful you'll probably cut your ass if your not careful)

- Abandon it

- Recycle it (Places such as Best Buy has a e-recycle bin)

 

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