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no less than $324 and no more than $326

Set a 400$ buy it now with offers accepted.

So I bought a 7950 with a water block off ebay, its the one on a 7970 pcb. For whatever reason I decided to bid on it, and at the end I hoped somebody would bid higher on it since I changed my mind on it. I was originally planning on water cooling my computer and this seemed like a good choice, but then I decided that since I was upgrading/building a mining rig anyways I would simply drop my current cards down to mining duty and buy a new card, 290 maybe, and get a full cover block for that(and then I know its new and not used).

 

Do any of you have any advice on what I should do with it. I'm not looking to sell it on here, but I'm not exactly sure where I could sell it.

Main rig: Coursair Air 540, Amd 8120(stock clock, had it up to 4.6), Gigabyte 990 fx ud3,  MSI DCU2 r9 280x, seasonic 1000w platinum, Samsung 830 64 GB ssd, Seagate 1tb, 4 GB (2x2) G.Skill, 

 

Secondary: Define r4, Amd A10 5800k(4.6), 1x Sapphire 7950, MSI FM2-A85xa, 8 GB coursair vengeance ram, Seasonic 1250w Gold, 500GB 840 Evo, 223GB 2.5 Hdd, 80 Gb Seasonic, Samsung CD/dvd

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Craigslist, Amazon, Ebay? That sucks dude, maybe try and reason with the seller, get your money back?

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Not many people are going to watercool a mining card. 

 

You can rescind the bid, but it's likely that someone will outbid you since everyone snipes ebay anyway. 

yeah, about that, I already won it and paid for it. Do you think it would work if I just waited around a month and re-listed it on ebay?

Main rig: Coursair Air 540, Amd 8120(stock clock, had it up to 4.6), Gigabyte 990 fx ud3,  MSI DCU2 r9 280x, seasonic 1000w platinum, Samsung 830 64 GB ssd, Seagate 1tb, 4 GB (2x2) G.Skill, 

 

Secondary: Define r4, Amd A10 5800k(4.6), 1x Sapphire 7950, MSI FM2-A85xa, 8 GB coursair vengeance ram, Seasonic 1250w Gold, 500GB 840 Evo, 223GB 2.5 Hdd, 80 Gb Seasonic, Samsung CD/dvd

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what did you pay for it?

no less than $324 and no more than $326

Main rig: Coursair Air 540, Amd 8120(stock clock, had it up to 4.6), Gigabyte 990 fx ud3,  MSI DCU2 r9 280x, seasonic 1000w platinum, Samsung 830 64 GB ssd, Seagate 1tb, 4 GB (2x2) G.Skill, 

 

Secondary: Define r4, Amd A10 5800k(4.6), 1x Sapphire 7950, MSI FM2-A85xa, 8 GB coursair vengeance ram, Seasonic 1250w Gold, 500GB 840 Evo, 223GB 2.5 Hdd, 80 Gb Seasonic, Samsung CD/dvd

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Set a 400$ buy it now with offers accepted.

brilliant, and since I can ship it through my summer work place, so  shipping is free. And that will pay for a nice new 290/290x 

 

The 7950 is skyrocketing on ebay right now!

I know, I already paid more for this used card than I paid for my current brand new ones. Maybe I'll just wait a week or two and re-list it.

Main rig: Coursair Air 540, Amd 8120(stock clock, had it up to 4.6), Gigabyte 990 fx ud3,  MSI DCU2 r9 280x, seasonic 1000w platinum, Samsung 830 64 GB ssd, Seagate 1tb, 4 GB (2x2) G.Skill, 

 

Secondary: Define r4, Amd A10 5800k(4.6), 1x Sapphire 7950, MSI FM2-A85xa, 8 GB coursair vengeance ram, Seasonic 1250w Gold, 500GB 840 Evo, 223GB 2.5 Hdd, 80 Gb Seasonic, Samsung CD/dvd

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