Is anybody selling a ATI Mobility Radeon HD 5850 in perfect condition? I have been having a hard time finding one on ebay, and I made the mistake of getting mine with the 5730m, which seems to perform quite poorly.
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svl7 has one I think. You could also go for the 6970/6990m. If you are seriously money short, I have a 260m GTX for $120
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Yeah, I still have mine. Had a couple of interested people recently, but nobody seems to really want it... the last guy said he'd buy it but I haven't heard from him for a couple of days, so just PM if you're interested, first comes, first serves.
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I don't believe i can PM yet. What is your email?
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The 260m aint great compared to the 5850. No DX11, limited overclockability therefore limited performance.
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^^ By this xeroxide means 460m vs 5850 not 460m vs 260m.
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Can anybody show me a picture of what the Dell 260m for the m15x looks like?
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It should look exactly like these:
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it might. The card needs to be MXM 3.0b compliant though. Seller didn't put down and specific info...I would ask.
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wow .. 200 bucks .. good luck!
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There won't be fan problems on the other vendor 460m. The fan problem only lies with the 6970m. I've owned the Clevo 460m, no fan problems.
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With that being said, then you're good to go
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I won the 460m, but i was wondering if anybody could let me know how I should thermal paste it, etc...
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You can refer to inap's pasting guide:
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Thanks! Besides using an antistatic mat, what is another safe surface to place my old gpu?
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I used bubble wrap to store spare GPUs in the past, seems to have no effect on the cards. But just to be safe, use an antistatic mat.
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Well for me (I have no antistatic mat) I usually ground myself by firmly gripping a metal radiator and not wearing really furry or wooly clothes. I'd avoid nylon too. I do things on a wooden surface, I've been ok and have only destroyed one card which had nothing to do with static electrity, just plain absentmindedness. Just avoid wrapping something up in a cloth or anything material. Plastic should be ok.
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Okay, and do you think it's necessary to use a antistatic wristband?
Anybody selling GPU?
Discussion in 'Alienware M15x' started by disasta121, Aug 8, 2011.