Topic: [WTS] Radeon 6870x2 DUAL GPU card (Five/Six Remaining) (Read 2196 times)

If it's anything, I'd do $260 each and take 3, but I'm not in the country and I imagine customs would financially molest me if I tried to import a few of those on the sly 

I was hoping to get a good offer here, most have been around $150.  I paid $500 for each, the $150 offer makes me want to cry. 

They are wicked little double-card miners.

I guess I'll just keep mining with them until the halving and then sell them ebay ;-)

I have no idea, I would if they were mine 

100 per card / 500 for all the cards. closer to asic less money can be made with gpu.

Well, I'm assuming there's a reason he's not selling them on eBay.  No offense to you, but it gets tiring when someone mentions that "I can get higher on eBay".  And of course my response is, "Well why don't you just sell them on eBay?"

They're worth closer to $350 than $150 on ebay 

Without an idea of what you are looking for, I doubt you'll get many serious offers.  And of course the longer you wait, the lower the price you'll get will go.  At this point, GenTarkin's offer looks over the top. Not sure you'd be able to get $150 for these right now.  Only 2.5 months or less left to block reward halving.

Any pics?

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Ill offer 350$ for 2 shipped, PM me if interested =)

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Wish I'd paid $160, I paid $599 each.  Solid cards.

Newegg were selling these brand new for $160 a while back, if I was US-based I'd have bought a dozen 
But yeah, on ebay and the like you can get $300 or equivalent without too much difficulty. Certainly wouldn't expect it to go below $250.

I had one for a little while and it ran at ~585Mhash/s, but with much poorer efficiency than a 7970 doing the same job 

This isn't a real offer, but I think $175-$200 would be fair from a miner's perspective. I see 5830's on the forums for about $85-$95, and a 6870 is just a slightly revamped 5830, uses the same VLIW5 architecture and 1120 shaders per GPU. This card has 2, so double the price, plus a premium for being 1 PCI-E slot and a "newer" generation. It has a degree of resale value. Gamers might into it for $210-240 I'm guessing though.

In reality though, I -could- be far from the mark. I've only seen a handful of 6870x2, so certain people may hold value in it's rarity. Looking on ebay and google shopping, the lowest price is around $350, and I can buy Radeon 5970's for $250, which are MUCH more powerful cards.

How much $?

There are 2240 VLIW5 shaders on each card in case anyone is wondering. For comparison's sake, a 5830 has 1120, 5850 has 1440, 5870 @ 1600, and 5970 @ 3200. Bid accordingly . That is unless you want to game on it instead. Gamers may find it more valuable.

how much in $

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Hello,


I have six 6870 x2 for sale.  These are dual GPU cards.  Make offer for the set or individually.



AMD Radeon - PCI Express - Powercolor - 2 GB - DVI - HDMI - DisplayPort - Dual-link DVI - 3D

Double slot form factor TeraScale 2 unified processing architecture PCI Express 2.1 x16 bus interface "Eye-definition" graphics DirectX 11 support Shader Model 5.0 DirectCompute 11 Programmable hardware tessellation unit Accelerated multi-threading HDR texture compression Order-independent transparency OpenGL 4.1 support Image quality enhancement technology Up to 24x multi-sample and super-sample anti-aliasing modes Adaptive anti-aliasing Morphological anti-aliasing (MLAA) 16x angle independent anisotropic texture filtering 128-bit floating point HDR rendering AMD Eyefinity multi-display technology Independent resolutions, refresh rates, color controls, and video overlays Combine multiple displays to behave like a single large display AMD EyeSpeed visual acceleration AMD Accelerated Parallel Processing (APP) technology OpenCL 1.1 DirectCompute 11 Accelerated video encoding, transcoding, and upscaling UVD 3 dedicated video playback accelerator Enhanced video quality features Advanced post-processing and scaling Dynamic contrast enhancement and color correction Brighter whites processing Independent video gamma control Dynamic video range control Dual-stream HD (1080p) playback support DXVA 1.0 and 2.0 support AMD HD3D technology Stereoscopic 3D display/glasses support Blu-ray 3D support Stereoscopic 3D gaming AMD CrossFireX multi-GPU technology Dual GPU scaling Cutting-edge integrated display support Multi-stream transport High bit-rate audio HDMI with stereoscopic 3D frame packing format, Deep Color, xvYCC wide gamut support, and high bit-rate audio Dual-link DVI with HDCP Integrated HD audio controller Output protected high bit rate 7.1-channel surround sound over HDMI with no additional cables required Supports AC-3, AAC, Dolby TrueHD and DTS Master Audio formats AMD PowerPlay power management technology Dynamic power management with low power idle state Ultra-low power state support for multi-GPU configurations Unified graphics display drivers