Asus 5870 Voltage Tweak Edition

New in the box? Used?

Do you have all accessories and original packaging?

will you provide a scan of the original reciept for warranty purposes?

This type of info will make it easier for an appraisal to be provided (And are potential selling features when you decide to sell the card).

Also make note of the fact that Asus cards provide 3 years warranty without registration requirements (so the warranty could be used in full by any potential buyer).

It's also a good idea to list your purchase date (so that an accurate warranty duration can be calculated).

Hope these items help you

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Thank you. I appreciate your hospitality

Yes, the accessories are included. Not that they're really needed, because all of the programs can be found online and everyone has plenty of those adapters and CF bridges around. But I'll throw in the accessories. It's used, but virtually brand new. Been used for less than a total of 5 hours. I bought various DX11 cards and I like testing them out, but I feel like DX11 isn't as important to me as it may be to some people.

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You sure?

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Produc...-301-_-Product

That's an HIS that's in abundance. You'd think my Asus version that can't be found anywhere on the internet would be worth more than just 20 bucks more than that 5870.

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The HIS one is overpriced already compared to other 5870 at Newegg. There's a XFX 5870 in stock now for $409.

Also, the XFX 5870 for $409 or HIS one for $429 are the price for new card, your card is not used for not long but still used, so the value naturally goes down a little bit.

I would say around $450(for $450 ur used card is 10% more compared to brand new card, which is not bad)+shipping is fair, but you could price it a little higher so you can get some of the Paypal fee covered.

I mean, if you can sell the card for $450, you can use the money to buy 2 5850s later(early next year I guess?) and CF them, right?