Selling my BTO ATI 4870 Card... include power cables with card?

VirtualRain · Nov 4, 2009, 02:03 PM

Hey, simple question... I'm selling the ATI 4870 that came with my BTO 2009 Mac Pro... I assume the cables go with the card (otherwise it's useless)... correct?

Cindori · Nov 4, 2009, 02:22 PM

Yeah. They come with the card when you buy it from Apple, and the buyer is going to need them.

VirtualRain · Nov 4, 2009, 03:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cindori

Yeah. They come with the card when you buy it from Apple, and the buyer is going to need them.

Thanks.

alphaod · Nov 4, 2009, 05:30 PM

BTW if you sell the card, be careful how you list it with regards to warranty. I made the mistake assuming that since it was new it would have warranty when the reality is, it will only have warranty if it's used in a computer with warranty. Of course that really has nothing to do with the power cables which you should include, but I just wanted to give you the heads up because I had suffered the aforementioned fate where the card I sold someone failed for whatever reason despite working perfected prior to sale.

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alphaod Contributor Join Date: Feb 2008 Location: LIE x37	BTW if you sell the card, be careful how you list it with regards to warranty. I made the mistake assuming that since it was new it would have warranty when the reality is, it will only have warranty if it's used in a computer with warranty. Of course that really has nothing to do with the power cables which you should include, but I just wanted to give you the heads up because I had suffered the aforementioned fate where the card I sold someone failed for whatever reason despite working perfected prior to sale. __________________ Search before you post: MRoogle Mac Pro E09 (2x2.66/6x2GB/4x300GB10K/GTX285) \| Dell 3007WFP-HC (30") MacBook Air M09 (2.13/2GB/128GB) \| iPhone 3GS (32GB/White/Unlocked)

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