Please private me the price of the GTX 260, and what brand is it (Point of View, Inno3D...)?Tako_400 wroteI've got a used GTX 260 for sale. And if anyone wants some RAM, I've got 7GB of DDR2 RAM that I don't need. I also have 2 used laptop HDD's. One's 40GB and the other is 80GB. Ah and I also have one desktop HDD that's 500GB. I also have a 300 Watt PSU.
We can talk price.
Thanks.
I couldn't find any good stuff for you. I found lots of opinions that say the GTX 260 is much better, but no hard facts. But I did find a comparison between the performance of a GTX 260 and a 9800GTX. The 9800GTX is better than the 9800GT and the GTX 260 still beats it.jajoja wroteok please pm the GTX 260 price and if you can send me the data sheet of the 260 compared to 9800 gt
I'm not so sure about the laptop HDD's. One of them is working fine (tested, 80GB) but I'm not sure about the 40GB. It's SATA 2... And that's all I know. Its brand is Seagate, if that helps. The desktop HDD is also in very good condition. It's SATA with an 8MB cache and an RPM of 5400. The brand's Western Digital. The 80GB HDD has been with me for about 6-9 months and the 500GB HDD was with me for about a year. I have no idea how long the 40GB has been with me.MrClass wrotewhat are the HDD specs? years of service? bad sectors?
thanks, hope i win my bid then :pTako_400 wroteI couldn't find any good stuff for you. I found lots of opinions that say the GTX 260 is much better, but no hard facts. But I did find a comparison between the performance of a GTX 260 and a 9800GTX. The 9800GTX is better than the 9800GT and the GTX 260 still beats it.jajoja wroteok please pm the GTX 260 price and if you can send me the data sheet of the 260 compared to 9800 gt
This is the link:
http://www.pcgameshardware.com/aid,648548/Geforce-GTX-260-and-9800-GTX-Extreme-FSAA-Benchmarks-and-OC/Reviews/
sorry not worth. keep the hdds, you wont make more than 35$ out of them allTako_400 wroteI'm not so sure about the laptop HDD's. One of them is working fine (tested, 80GB) but I'm not sure about the 40GB. It's SATA 2... And that's all I know. Its brand is Seagate, if that helps. The desktop HDD is also in very good condition. It's SATA with an 8MB cache and an RPM of 5400. The brand's Western Digital. The 80GB HDD has been with me for about 6-9 months and the 500GB HDD was with me for about a year. I have no idea how long the 40GB has been with me.MrClass wrotewhat are the HDD specs? years of service? bad sectors?
I had a feeling, haha.MrClass wrotesorry not worth. keep the hdds, you wont make more than 35$ out of them allTako_400 wroteI'm not so sure about the laptop HDD's. One of them is working fine (tested, 80GB) but I'm not sure about the 40GB. It's SATA 2... And that's all I know. Its brand is Seagate, if that helps. The desktop HDD is also in very good condition. It's SATA with an 8MB cache and an RPM of 5400. The brand's Western Digital. The 80GB HDD has been with me for about 6-9 months and the 500GB HDD was with me for about a year. I have no idea how long the 40GB has been with me.MrClass wrotewhat are the HDD specs? years of service? bad sectors?
No, I threw out the driver CD... I think. It had such old drivers. I've got the latest drivers on a USB, though. It also has the box and a few wires with it... I'll have to check to see what I have.Bassem wrote$100. You have the driver disc and any items that came with it?
