Anyone want to by a GF4 Ti4200 (with a dead fan) cheap?

[warning]

I have an Asus V8420S which is a ti4200 AGP card.  It has a dead fan.  The fan stopped and I never replaced it.  I never needed to.  My case has a fan that blows constantly over the video card and I never ever had heat problems or artifacts.  I never overclocked it. My case stays very cool.  It worked/still works like a pro.  I don't use it anymore since I upgraded to a better card.

I don't know if anyone is interested in this.  You'd probably either have to replace the fan or else have a cool case, preferably with a side fan that can cool off the card.  I thought about keeping it for a backup but if someone is interested in it, I'll sell it cheap.  I'm thinking $30 shipped.

Here's the link to the card at Asus' website.  It comes in the box with the manual and I probably have the driver disc if you need that as well.  Email me if you're interested.

[Kestrel]

Hi, warning -

I'm thinking about that card.  Is it 128 or 64 mb?

Also, how is the fan attached? Is there a clip or adhesive?

[warning]

Its the 128 mb version.

It looks like the fan's attached with two plastic clips.

Let me know.

[Sudy Nym]

I'd be very interested, Warning.

*shoves Kestrel out of the way* ;P

If Kestrel doesn't decide to purchase it, please let me know.

Thanks!

[Freezer-TPF-]

I don't need it (already have a spare ti4200), but a cheap/easy fix for the buyer could be to stick one of those PCI slot fans right under the card.  There should also be plenty of vid card fan/coolers on newegg.

[Sudy Nym]

I don't need it (already have a spare ti4200)....

Did you... by chance... want to sell it? ;D

[warning]

Well Sudy I'll email/PM Kestrel and give him till midnight tonight.  If he hasn't responded/doesn't want it, I'll let you know.

[Sudy Nym]

Oh, it's all right-- no need to invoke any deadlines. I'm just very interested, as my Ti-4400 appears to have died on me. I'd love to find a cheaper solution for use with World of Warcraft instead of having to go out and drop $100+ on a new 96 or 9800.

I'm using an MX-440 right now, and it gets the job done-- just without many frills (and acceptable framerates).

[Kestrel]

Thanks for the tip, Freezer - I decided to go ahead on the Ti 4200.

[Freezer-TPF-]

I don't need it (already have a spare ti4200)....

Did you... by chance... want to sell it? ;D

Not just now, sorry.