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Hey everyone,

For sale is my current graphics card and PSU as I have bought a new one. I bought the graphics card at the end of 2007 for $253, and the the PSU aswell. The max power output for the PSU is 500 watts.

The graphics card is in an excellent condition even though some dust is stuck on its fan over the time, oh well (I just took it out today). It was one of the fastest cards when it came out. I was able to play Crysis on medium settings with average FPS of 28-35. It can still play many games easily, but now I have a 23'' monitor and play at a higher resolution, therefore I needed another alternative.

You won't be disappointed. This is the ideal for anyone wanting to have a cheap card to do most of today's work.

Some detail specs of the card:

GPU NVIDIA GeForce 8600 GTS Graphics Bus PCI Express Memory size 256MB GDDR3 GPU/Memory clock 675/1000MHz Memory data rate 2000MHz Output Dual Dual-Link DVI, HDTV Memory Interface 128-bit Data bandwidth( GB/sec.) 32.0 Fill Rate(billion texels/sec) 10.8 Stream processor 32 RAMDACs (MHz) 40

It comes with 2 games which I havent even opened and they have their own CD key. Other discs include the drivers one and some third party software such as PowerDVD, again which I haven't used.

I'm seeking $90, which is negotiable. As for the PSU im seeking $30, it is in full working condition, just turned it off a few minutes ago.

Pickup from Sydney west(Blacktown area).

Thanks for looking. :/

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The gpu is way overpriced. cut it in half and you might find a buyer. for $90 i can get a brand new ati 4670 or a 9600gt which will outperform your card :)

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