I found this shop on the web. And made my order through eBay. I did this so I had a chance to ask some questions before my purchase.
I had been looking for 11 months for this card. Every month it was always the same going through sellers.
Asking if what they had was actually what they had, and every month it was this vague response from any seller I sent a question to on whatever it was I was looking at.
You know, because I am not buying their coin miner, garden hose sprayed, dish washer soaked, run to the end of it's life card from any of these sellers trying to pass off their dead weight now that their mining days have sunset.
After years of not being able to buy a card, any card because it's always gobbled up by miners. Nope.
For 5 years I had not been able to find a used or open or new card that could be verified to be the said thing in the listing I was looking at.
In the meantime, I just waited. Until I found this shop. The first verification that came back a yes.
So, it was, like winning the lottery. I was able to find my kid the card he wanted. Seller packed this up so very nice. There was a lot of care and attention paid to the detail here. And the seller shipped same day.
A breath of fresh air.
The gameplay on this new card is fluid. The contrast is perfect. This is moving from a 2080Ti, a respectable card in all manner of speaking, and still getting the job done. However, this move from Nvidia to AMD is a whole new world.
I will be picking up my husbands' card at this shop, just as soon as we can slot for it.
Thank you! This was, an amazing find! ✰ ✰ ✰ ✰ ✰
Specs:
128Gb DDR4 PC4 2133 P-R ECC
Cooler Master V1200 Platinum
Asus Xonar Essence Stx
ASRock EP2C612 WS
Intel Xeon E5-2690 V4
Cooler Master Cosmos 1000
🎃🎃 Sapphire Nitro+ AMD Radeon Rx 7900 GRE 16GB 🎃🎃
Note:
The 720p test is rendering to a classic LCD TV
(2005 26" Sharp Aquos LC-26GA5U)
The 1080p test is rendering to a LCD monitor
[2010 23" Gateway FHX2300]