MP 7,1 Radeon Pro 580X MPX Module - Price

[3587]

I'm looking to sell my Radeon Pro 580X MPX Module to purchase the new W5700X MPX Module... what would be a good asking price?

 

[flowrider]

That's a good question. There should be a few of us with Pro 580Xs that are in the closet. Mine has been there for two months now. I don't really believe there is a market. But, who knows.

Lou

 

[blackadde]

I can't imagine many people are looking to buy one, unless they really want a fully OEM set of cards for the extra ports and want to pay a premium for fanless operation. Or, I guess, they want a backup MPX module for some arcane reason?

 

[endlessike]

put it up on ebay for a buck with no reserve and see where it lands

 

[SayCheese]

Someone in Germany is listing one on eBay.

 

[tommy chen]

Someone in Germany is listing one on eBay. View attachment 906646

dreamer +g*

 

[TrevorR90]

I saw one sell for $130 on eBay. Auction style. Can’t imagine they would fetch much more.

 

[Melbourne Park]

Would one run in a 5,1?

 

[flyproductions]

Someone in Germany is listing one on eBay. View attachment 906646

Might be the guy still selling GT120ies? ?

 

[flyproductions]

I don't really believe there is a market.

Yes, ...as there has never been for any base-configuration-parts, people only wanted to get rid of after upgrading.

 

[RyanFlynn]

Would one run in a 5,1?

No, the power comes from the logic board specific to the 7,1

 

[Grumply]

Mine just sold for $200 AUD on ebay. Given it's essentially a $200 GPU anyway, that seemed reasonable to me.

 

[PRGod]

Quick question - sorry to resurrect an old thread. I found one of these inexpensively and now want to buy a good used 2019 Mac Pro. I was wondering if there are any other components that you guys had to have to plug in the MPX card? It looks standalone but I wasn't sure if there was a separate MPX module box that the cards goes in or just straight into the MAC Pro PCIe slot?

 

[tsialex]

Quick question - sorry to resurrect an old thread. I found one of these inexpensively and now want to buy a good used 2019 Mac Pro. I was wondering if there are any other components that you guys had to have to plug in the MPX card? It looks standalone but I wasn't sure if there was a separate MPX module box that the cards goes in or just straight into the MAC Pro PCIe slot?

None, you just insert the MPX card in the PCIe slot, no boxes/brackets/etc.

You only need power cables if you are using a PC GPU.

 

[PRGod]

None, you just insert the MPX card in the PCIe slot, no boxes/brackets/etc.

You only need power cables if you are using a PC GPU.

Awesome, now I just need to find an inexpensive shell of a Mac Pro 2019 - that seems to be pretty hard to find without a graphics card already in it. And it's the graphics card that rockets up the price. Trying to find just the chassis/motherboard/PSU with no modules (or at least no graphics modules) to build it on the cheap.

 

[tsialex]

Awesome, now I just need to find an inexpensive shell of a Mac Pro 2019 - that seems to be pretty hard to find without a graphics card already in it. And it's the graphics card that rockets up the price. Trying to find just the chassis/motherboard/PSU with no modules (or at least no graphics modules) to build it on the cheap.

It's a interesting project and good luck finding all that you need, but you are mistaken with your RX-580 MPX module being the lion share of the cost. It's pretty inexpensive when you factor everything else.

Btw, buying an incomplete 2019 Mac Pro will probably cost you more than a refurbished one directly from Apple unless you are extremely lucky. The sum of the parts is always more expensive than the complete one. This never made any economical sense with Mac Pros after you factor all the costs involved - see the various threads in the past about this - at the end when the person factor all costs it's a lot more expensive overtime than a refurb/used one.

This will probably be even worse with the 2019 Mac Pro, since it probably sold a fraction of the previous models, with a lot less parts on the market and being new, less than 18 months since the first ones were delivered with another 18 months of AppleCare yet.