I can't find my card anywhere and i can't set price - AMD RADEON HD 7700

Randomguy1992

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Hello everybody, I will be soon upgrading my card and i will be selling my old one. The old one is AMD Radeon HD 7700 series. I cant find it anywhere, only one amazon link :/. Can somebody help me ?

Few specs :
1 GB RAM
Memory clock : 1125 MHZ
Core clock : 400/800 ? MHZ

Thanks for any answer :)
 
Solution
50-100$ is optimistic, you can pick up an RX460 or GTX 1050 for about $100 that is much faster than any of the 7700 series.

If it is a :
7790 ~= GTX 750
7770 ~= R7-260
7750 ~= GT740 GDDR5 / R7-250
7730 ~= GT640/GT740 DDR3

If anything, you or the buyer will lose out on the shipping costs. This is the kind of card I would keep around as a spare.
50-100$ is optimistic, you can pick up an RX460 or GTX 1050 for about $100 that is much faster than any of the 7700 series.

If it is a :
7790 ~= GTX 750
7770 ~= R7-260
7750 ~= GT740 GDDR5 / R7-250
7730 ~= GT640/GT740 DDR3

If anything, you or the buyer will lose out on the shipping costs. This is the kind of card I would keep around as a spare.
 
Solution
I think I sold my HD6770 for around $35 or something, after shipping it must have been like $20. I only offered it because I was getting rid of quite a pile of components. It is around a 7750 in performance. (or is the exact same GPU, I can't quite recall)
 
800/1125 on the clocks means it's a 7730, the least expensive and desirable of the 77xx series. It apparently is the DDR5 version, so that's something you can mention to a buyer. It's the equivalent of an R7 240, so look for used 240s that have 1gb DDR5 and undercut those prices slightly.
 
I bought a pair of HD 7800 2GB DDR5 for 80$ on ebay, so I think 30-50$ is a far more realistic price. start at 40$ and lets them bid on it. you might get lucky if the serial number of the part of the video card is needed by someone trying to do crossfire with one they have.