Anyone willing to sell a used X79 Mobo for a reasonable price

[IRaE]

Just as the title implies, I want to know if anyone is willing to sell a fully working X79 lga 2011 mobo for a fair/reasonable price.

 

If responding to this is against the forum guidelines then moderators please tell me

 

 

[Godlygamer23]

Technically, this would belong in the Classifieds section where all forum selling takes place(including the "Looking for [product]"), but that requires 100 posts to use. 

 

And no, do not spam the forum with the hopes of getting 100 forum posts. That is not allowed. 

[IRaE]

2 minutes ago, Godlygamer23 said:

Technically, this would belong in the Classifieds section where all forum selling takes place(including the "Looking for [product]"), but that requires 100 posts to use. 

 

And no, do not spam the forum with the hopes of getting 100 forum posts. That is not allowed. 

Why would I spam the forum?

[Godlygamer23]

Just now, IRaE said:

Why would I spam the forum?

People have done it in the past. Just covering some additional areas just in case. 

[Alexzz_]

3 minutes ago, IRaE said:

Just as the title implies, I want to know if anyone is willing to sell a fully working X79 lga 2011 mobo for a fair/reasonable price.

 

If responding to this is against the forum guidelines then moderators please tell me

 

 

look on e-bay for such deals

[Alexzz_]

1 minute ago, IRaE said:

Why would I spam the forum?

to get 100 posts and be able to use the selling part of the forum

[IRaE]

Just now, CUDA_Cores said:

hahahaha, nice joke m8. X79 boards are super expensive these days because of supply and demand. Unless you get a broken one and repair it yourself, expect to pay no less than $150 for even the most basic x79 board.

I lost an auction for a fully working gigabyte board yesterday

[AshleyAshes]

I got my Asus P9X79 LE for $239.99 CAD three years ago and I'm pretty sure that it's worth more today than it was new.  There are a LOT of Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge i7 Extreme and Xeon chips out there that can be had for not a lot of money but there aren't nearly so many mobos, especially desktop mobos, so the mobos fetch a pretty penny for this exact reason.  I'll bet you that the OP is working entirely on this idea even, he found a cheap CPU but realizes that the mobo is going to cost him.

 

 

[IRaE]

8 minutes ago, AshleyAshes said:

I got my Asus P9X79 LE for $239.99 CAD three years ago and I'm pretty sure that it's worth more today than it was new.  There are a LOT of Sandy Bridge and Ivy Bridge i7 Extreme and Xeon chips out there that can be had for not a lot of money but there aren't nearly so many mobos, especially desktop mobos, so the mobos fetch a pretty penny for this exact reason.  I'll bet you that the OP is working entirely on this idea even, he found a cheap CPU but realizes that the mobo is going to cost him.

 

 

OP? I fell for the trap, 140 USD for 4820K. I thought it was a good buy when compared with the other I7s available on ebay, I was wrong.....

[AshleyAshes]

1 minute ago, IRaE said:

OP? I fell for the trap, 140 USD for 4820K. I thought it was a good buy when compared with the other I7s available on ebay, I was wrong.....

Original Poster, as in the first person in the thread, which would be you.