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I just listed a nearly new RTX 3050 that may fit your bill. Let me know.

I have the following up for grabs: - Zotac GeForce RTX 3050: 8GB of moderately performant fury. Lightly used for around a month - the warranty has not been registered yet, and that paperwork will be included with the card. Features a nice quiet cooler, two fans, and better raytracing than an RX...

I’ve got one. PM me, I’ll let it go cheap.

"Entry-level GPUs" cost $250+ now, Jesus wept

The Radeon yearns to be used, especially since it was replaced with an RTX 3050. Bumparoo.

Bump with a price drop.

Bump for visibility.

PMing you.

Weekend bump! This Radeon is mighty solid. Make an offer.

In darkness, something stirs. A good-natured elderly black cat wakes from sleeping on the couch, bumbles into the living room, and sulks as it realizes the top of an old desktop computer is occupied by the box containing a Radeon Pro W5500. “Oh, if only I could sleep up THERE,” she would say, if...

What good does it do to offer a SKU that's so splintered? I'm sure someone can explain the business rationale, but God, somebody needs to dethrone Nvidia.

Bump - it’s sleek, it’s cute, it’s certified for professional workloads, and it’s good for 1080p.

Bump - price dropped to $120.

Bump with a price drop.

Updated listing bump - I don’t want a trade, just to find a good home for this.

Looks like Amazon goofed, which is... common, I believe is the word. The more interesting question is why Amazon's reliably $70-$100 more for most graphics cards than other retailers.

Bump, like the skin of an old toad

Edit: After being listed for nearly two months the card has been SOLD. Thanks for looking. I have a Radeon Pro W5500 I would like to sell, as I’ve upgraded the machine it was in and am looking to simplify my tech possessions. This is a single slot, workstation-oriented variant of the Radeon RX...

The short answer is yes. Nvidia's salad days for revenue have already begun to fall after crypto's collapse, and they're trying to maintain their revenue numbers by refusing to lower prices. AMD's targeted the server market effectively and makes more money doing so. As a result, the amount of...

PMed you. Let me know your asking price.

I have the black version. Whoever owned this before me also lost the cover to the top hatch, but I can 3D print something to cover that space outright - I ended up tossing the USB/FireWire/speaker/mic module because it protruded down far enough to keep me from installing a power supply easily...

Don't tear your hair out looking for them, I appreciate you scrambling up there. Should you happen upon them, let me know!

I posted before coffee this morning and didn’t make it clear - I’m looking for the 5.25” drive rails. Went ahead and edited the post to reflect that - sorry for the confusion!

Yep, Fritzz is correct. Those are the pieces I’m hunting for. And kirbyrj is probably right, but if someone here has a 1:1 match that could save some headaches. The PCI latch system is unfriendly to modern video cards whose heatsink apparatus projects above the PCI bracket’s height (the plastic...

This is a long shot going around twenty years back, but I managed to find a dirty Thermaltake Tsunami Dream case up my street last week. After a very thorough cleaning it's in fine shape and now home to a Ryzen 3600 build. Problem is, it has two empty 5.25" bays. Does anyone have some drive...

I believe Microsoft actually wrote basic drivers for Aureal cards that worked with Vista or Windows 7. They were unaccelerated, but from what I remember they worked OK. Valnar knocked it out of the park, but there were a number of things that contributed to the irrelevance of sound card DSPs: -...

Bump! Make me an offer!

Bumpin’ and jumpin’

Old sales removed; the thread lives again bump.

Free bump, because that Rocket Lake combo price is crazy. Seriously, if you need AVX-512, that’s the best, cheapest option I’ve ever seen.

eBay isn’t running low on 2060s. There are a few deals on RTX 3050s that look like pulls from new prebuilt machines that are running below market price, but I’m a little staggered by the high retail prices considering how badly they lag the RX 6600s in everything but pure ray tracing and...

The added benefit of a computer is that its many times easier to pull a video card than an engine for reuse down the road. So to speak. I’ve got an Arc A750 in my main machine and don’t play a lot of AAA games, but like the option of dipping my toe into them. If I decide to toss the FX in favor...

To my slight befuddlement I’m getting an FX-6300 machine back which was loaned to a family member years ago. This was an old Asus Essentio desktop I remember throwing a decent 450W power supply into - it’s built around an M5A97 motherboard with UEFI, and at least at a surface level it seemed...

LXDE probably would, though I’d be surprised if it felt spry. There’s a blurb on the project About page detailing system requirements and they recommend a Pentium II for a speedy experience. Between the kernel, X11, and the desktop environment, I’d guess around 64MB would be necessary. A kitted...

Bump for the morning crowd.

Correct - the RAD750 is a low-clocked, radiation-hardened variant of the CPU Apple called the G3. The James Webb telescope's Integrated Science Instrument Module is running one at 118 MHz with 44MB RAM, running VxWorks. I've got mixed feelings on the 486 being nixed. It was probably inevitable...

Bumpage

Bump - GTX 970 is gone, and have changed my offer of sale to a trade on the Ryzen SFF machine.

Bump - price for the SFF machine lowered to $275 shipped.

9.5” / 241.3mm long. It requires two 6-pin PCIe connectors.