I am wondering if ES graphics cards are monitored as closely as intel ES chips?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/AMD-Radeon-H...torefresh=true
I am wondering if ES graphics cards are monitored as closely as intel ES chips?
http://www.ebay.com/itm/AMD-Radeon-H...torefresh=true
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How would someone in Driftwood Texas who has no other computer related sales that I could find end up with an ES of a 7990.
IDTS.
Last edited by nanoprobe; 04-16-2013 at 03:28 PM.
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I am in the market for a new GPU... haha
Is that legal to sell?
Driftwood is only minutes from AMD Austin office
If I didnt have a 7970 already..
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Somebody's gonna get in deep trouble for that one.
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Usually in these cases, AMD will have their loss prevention guy bid and win it so they can source it back to whoever had that serial #.
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"People who bought this item also bought..." a bunch of power supplies. Who else has bought one of these, ebay?
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Someone sniped my $96,000 bid. j/k
Holy fudge, it sold for almost $100k o.0
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I think Splave won that !
96,100 FOR A GPU!
No, for TWO GPUs. BIIIIIG difference
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Yea, I'll bet AMD bought it and will be dealing with the individual after the sale !
Can you imagine the fee's eBay will get from this guy for something he won't get any $$ for .
I would love to know how this plays out.
Who's the dumbass who paid $96 000 for one gpu?? Troll or someone is off their meds.
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