what price should i sell this for on EBAY

Sounds like a fair price.But maybe offer 1 @ 120 dollars,or 2 @ 220 dollars.You make a little less selling as a pair,but if the buyer pays the shipping,you are still looking good.Goodluck.

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this is a tough one actually.

reason i say that is because, you can now get a new X1950 pro for around £100 and they outperform the x1800GTO. So the question is, would anyone be willing to buy a 2nd hand X1800GTO for a higher price than a new x1950 pro?

what you might wanna do, is put it on as a bidding item rather than buy it now and just set up a reserve around £100 to see how much people are willing to pay for it, if not more than your reserve. That would give you some idea.

I can see on ebay now that the X1800XT is selling for around £90-100. so i would be quite suprised if you did manage to sell the x1800GTO for 120. Then again..i managed to sell my 7800 GS for 150 to buy the x1950 pro :roll: ...so technically it was a free replacement.

100 each I say. The only real point that you can get that much is because of the aftermarket cooler.

The aftermarket coolers in my opinion degrades the value and raises a big red flag.
This means these cards have *probably* been overclocked and punished by the previous owner.
Like buying a used truck with a lift kit, huge tires, rollbars, etc. or a Mazda with twin turbos and aftermarket suspension. The seller thinks all of this makes the vehicle more valuable, when in fact an identical model in good condition with service records and no mods is worth more to a sharp buyer. Of course, there are always people who just don't have a clue and the eye candy has them drooling as they blindly start pulling out the cash.......  

You're talking puonds stirling, the OP is Dollars (big difference).