11GB GDDR6 iCX2 RGB LED
Model-No.: 11G-P4-2487-KR
Original price in 2018: $1471
This card served me well in my gaming PC since November 2018. It works like a charm and has never been additionally overclocked (run on EVGA's factory settings) and was used in a smoke- and pet-free household and got a canned-air clean after removal from the PC. The card got replaced by an RTX3090 in 2022, which I was able to get for the original price via EVGA's waiting list. It comes in the original box with original accessories (an HDMI-to-DVI adapter cable).
Manufacturer specs: https://www.evga.com/Products/Specs/GPU.aspx?pn=e4340236-ea51-4c90-972b-d543bf3918e0
The card is registered with EVGA and has 5 years extended warranty (so until Dec 2023). As far as I know, this extended warranty cannot be transferred but I will be around at least until end of the year and can offer to handle the RMA in case there should any defects appear later on.
The card can be picked up in Palo Alto or on Stanford campus.
Model-No.: 11G-P4-2487-KR
Original price in 2018: $1471
This card served me well in my gaming PC since November 2018. It works like a charm and has never been additionally overclocked (run on EVGA's factory settings) and was used in a smoke- and pet-free household and got a canned-air clean after removal from the PC. The card got replaced by an RTX3090 in 2022, which I was able to get for the original price via EVGA's waiting list. It comes in the original box with original accessories (an HDMI-to-DVI adapter cable).
Manufacturer specs: https://www.evga.com/Products/Specs/GPU.aspx?pn=e4340236-ea51-4c90-972b-d543bf3918e0
The card is registered with EVGA and has 5 years extended warranty (so until Dec 2023). As far as I know, this extended warranty cannot be transferred but I will be around at least until end of the year and can offer to handle the RMA in case there should any defects appear later on.
The card can be picked up in Palo Alto or on Stanford campus.