EVGA Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Black Edition - w/Aquacomputer Waterblock

Name: EVGA Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Black Edition - w/Aquacomputer Waterblock
Brand: NVIDIA
SKU: 65ea8f5917fb4b9ab9094ce2
Price: 185.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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This listing is for a used EVGA Nvidia GeForce GTX 1080 Ti Black Edition, in good working order. The card comes with a waterblock pre-attached, the particular block model is the Aquacomputer Kryographics Pascal Copper/Plexi. Also included are 2x G1/4 Black Nickel EKWB fittings. The original frontplate and cooling fans are not included. The block will be drained of coolant prior to shipping. This card was never utilized for crypto mining, and only used for light gaming purposes. Thanks very much for considering my listing, have a great day!!

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michael_huffer Is the original heatsink included to return it to its original state for benchmarking comparisons with averages for the model? Has it been cleaned, checked for corrosion, and had deposits scrubbed out every 6 months or so as suggested for preventative maintenance for retaining optimum function. more pictures that make it look more like it's been cared for would make me comfortable with a higher offer.

May 03Reply

wferrall @michael_huffer 1. Heatsink not included 2. Block removed and checked for corrosion both on the dies themselves, on the surface making contact with the dies, and inside the coolant chamber. As far as I can tell, there is none. 3. Agree that pictures are a bit rough, will take more and better pictures and post those. I'm aware that I probably won't get what I'm asking but even with every issue you listed a working 1080 Ti is worth at least double what you offered.

May 03Reply

michael_huffer @wferrall What I'm particularly concerned about is that it's one of aquacomputer's solid copper blocks. I love the look so much better than the chrome of nickel plated, but corrosion behind the block where pads or goopy thermal paste can leave humid pockets around smds, etc. completely depends on the air in your area. sometimes there's none, sometimes, they are legit held in place by the TIM. I definitely prefer water cooled,

May 03Reply

michael_huffer but building for another's preferences is an issue. I don't want to be the IT guy on call, and having to buy an aftermarket air-cooler that came with a card originally, adds like $40-50 to my cost, so lowers the value, and yes you'll still see some posted at those inflated prices, but what led to that value ,bitcoin's nuts run to 70k, biggest value so far, is now gone, peaks always lead to an

May 03Reply

michael_huffer enormous crash, I just got 4 MSI Aeros for an SLI X4 build for$100, $100, $70, and $115. The market is getting flooded with people liquidating their cards. I hate these character limits.

May 03Reply

wferrall @michael_huffer I'm happy that you got a great deal, I really am. I just checked that big auction page (can't say it here or it will get censored) and the sold listings bottom out at 120 and tend to sell for 150+ Can't speak for other models though.

May 03Reply

michael_huffer @wferrall You'll see a downward trend. a month ago, BTC was the highest ever. then it crashed. it takes time for miners to get over that and begin liquidating. Crypto is what's been allowing the value of gpus to be so steady. I'm just being a realist. You don't have the original parts, pictures look rough(mostly the lighting, I know), and you're selling to a narrow market of people that are running

May 03Reply

michael_huffer custom loops. Miners aren't buying. if I were you, I'd try to pick up an air-cooling shroud. Sell the waterblock separately. That's worth so much more to someone setting up a custom loop. the way things look, you'd probably make twice what you could with that ock on, unless just the right person sees it.

May 03Reply