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geekhack Marketplace => Classifieds => Topic started by: biochem on Mon, 24 December 2012, 15:30:38
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I just upgraded my rig and have the following items for sale.
1. Sparkle Calibre X580 Graphics Card Sale Pending
Nvidia GeForce GTX 580 GPU
Core Clock: 810 MHz (Factory overclock vs 772 MHz standard)
1536 MB GDDR5 Memory
Asking price: $200 shipped to US address.
2. Intel Core 2 Quad Q9650 Processor
4 Cores
3.0 Ghz
12 MB L2 Cache
LGA 775 socket
Asking price: $150 shipped to US address.
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Is the overclock issue unique to your card or is it common across Sparkles (or GTX 580s)?
Would you expect a significant operating difference compared to a GTX 560 Ti 2GB (EVGA)? I'm likely going to stick to my PCIe 2.0 board for a while but have been considering options for an upgrade from the 560 (other than SLI which will be unfeasible).
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Would you mind informing us of the warranty status of the video card? Thanks.
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Very interested. Please notify us of the warranty, and if it's transferable and still good, then I'll highly consider taking it. Thanks and happy holidays :)
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interesting that the video is unstable like that
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Still a fantastic card at those speeds and that price. I'd love a second one but my psu isn't up for it
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The card was purchased in March 2011. It has a three year warranty. I don't know if the warranty is transferable.
The instability with Crysis 2 didn't appear until I installed the DX11 upgrade/patch. This is a general problem that has been observed by other owners of overclocked GTX 580 cards. Here is a long thread on Nvidia's Geforce forum describing the problem: GTX 580 driver stops working/crashes in all recently released games (https://forums.geforce.com/default/topic/524222/gtx-580-driver-stoppes-working-crashes-in-all-recently-released-games-assassin-39-s-creed-3-cod/). The solution to this problem with this card is to remove the overclock or overvolt the GPU.
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Don't get me wrong if it was alot cheaper i would be all over it:P
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interesting that the video is unstable like that
I had a factory OC'd 560ti that was unstable unless it was underclocked or had its voltage upped. The permanent fix was to RMA it though.
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I wouldnt mind upgrading my 470 since the 400 series overheat like a mother...
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Still interested. I don't mind doing all that. Plus, it's a decent price. Let me see if nVidia honors transferred warranty that is transferred. If they only honor the receipt, would you send that along with the cooler as well so I could get coverage on it? Thanks.
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Sorry, sale of video card is pending.
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Sorry, sale of video card is pending.
Lol no worries. Probably going to spring for a GTX 680 anyway after some research. Thanks though. Good luck :)