2x EVGA GTX560Ti SuperClocked 1GB $200/ea shipped

[JetEnduro]

Both registered for warranty (I'd have to set it up for you if anything were to happen)
AR and KR models (Lifetime and 3yr warranty)

Cards run absolutely great. I never OCed them so I couldn't tell you what their limits are.
Both were bought earlier this year. (Jan/Feb)

Can negotiate prices.

Paypal only
Ship to US only.

Edit: Picture TIEM! Spoilered because it's hueg liek xbax.

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[Sonomaa]

good luck selling, the 560ti is a fantastic card and I can run everything out there on mine at max.

[JetEnduro]

Thanks :D

[Egon]

Also wanted to say that I also run 2 of these cards. If anyone would like some benchmarks to show just how powerful these are, I will be more than happy to provide once I get home from work.

[JetEnduro]

Welp cards are up on eBay now. Since there seems to be no interest across several forums

http://www.ebay.com/itm/EVGA-GTX-560...0#ht_500wt_922

http://www.ebay.com/itm/EVGA-GTX-560...a#ht_500wt_922

[Cheerios]

It might be because you're asking the same price as a new 560 Ti SC (Usually $200-$220), but your cards are 7 months old and used.

[JetEnduro]

Maybe. Although a new one is 250-270 depending on where you buy. Then you gotta wait 2-3 months for a rebate lol.
Was open for negotiation though (Just not gonna take a beating on price.) Oh well. Thanks anyway

[Boyiee]

As soon as you press the checkout button your card drops in value. As soon as you open the box it drops even more. Putting in a case and running it, most people on this forum aren't going to pay more than 150-175. Gpu's lose their value so quickly it is absurd.

I've had good luck putting my last model cards on ebay the week that the new model is being released.

[Boyiee]

As soon as you press the checkout button your card drops in value. As soon as you open the box it drops even more. Putting in a case and running it, most people on this forum aren't going to pay more than 150-175. Gpu's lose their value so quickly it is absurd.

I've had good luck putting my current model cards on ebay the week that the new model is being released. State 3-5day processing and you can install the new ones and package your used ones in the shipping box the new ones came in.

[LinktheDeme]

As soon as you press the checkout button your card drops in value. As soon as you open the box it drops even more. Putting in a case and running it, most people on this forum aren't going to pay more than 150-175. Gpu's lose their value so quickly it is absurd.

I've had good luck putting my current model cards on ebay the week that the new model is being released. State 3-5day processing and you can install the new ones and package your used ones in the shipping box the new ones came in.

Especially since you have to consider is 50 dollarsish worth the 7 month wear and tear and the risk of it being a dead card. Unless the dealer is going to ask for half the price or willing to go down to half the price at the cheapest I normally tend to favor in not considering it at all. I bought a 4870 with 6 months or so wear and tear seller said it worked fine and only doing it for an upgrade, within a month it started to cause all sorts of problems. I never ended up contacting the seller though as XFX's customer support was awesome and still let me replace/fix it and upgraded it to a 4890, so i basically got a 4890 for dirt cheap.