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RX 7000 Series

The AMD Radeon RX 7000 Series is built on AMD’s RDNA 3 architecture and represents a major generation of Radeon desktop graphics cards designed for modern gaming and high-performance graphics workloads.

Common models in this generation include:

• RX 7600
• RX 7600 XT
• RX 7700 XT
• RX 7800 XT
• RX 7900 XT
• RX 7900 XTX
• RX 7900 GRE

These GPUs are produced by AMD and board partners including ASUS, MSI, Gigabyte, Sapphire, PowerColor, and XFX. Additional variants and configurations may exist depending on the manufacturer.

RX 7000 Series GPUs are PCIe graphics cards installed in a desktop motherboard’s PCI Express slot. You can confirm the exact model using several methods.

• Retail Packaging: The original GPU box usually lists the exact model such as RX 7800 XT or RX 7900 XTX.
• Label on the Graphics Card: Most GPUs include a manufacturer label on the backplate or PCB identifying the model and part number.
• System Tools: Utilities such as GPU-Z, Windows Device Manager, or AMD Software can display the installed GPU model and memory configuration.
• AMD Identification Guide: AMD also provides an official guide explaining how to identify the manufacturer and model of your graphics card. See: AMD GPU Identification Guide.

Confirming the exact GPU model ensures the quote generated matches the graphics card you are selling.

We purchase RX 7000 Series graphics cards that remain fully functional.

During checkout you will select the condition that best reflects the GPU’s cosmetic and functional state so that an accurate instant quote can be generated.

At this time we do not purchase non-functional or physically damaged GPUs.

The resale value of an RX 7000 Series graphics card depends on several factors.

• Exact GPU Model: Higher-tier models such as the RX 7900 XT and RX 7900 XTX typically command higher resale values.
• Memory Configuration: Some GPUs may be available with different VRAM capacities, which can influence resale value.
• Condition: The offer generated depends on the condition selected during checkout.
• Market Conditions: Graphics card prices can fluctuate significantly depending on overall supply and demand in the GPU market.

Providing accurate information during checkout helps ensure the quote reflects the correct GPU.

Graphics cards contain sensitive electronic components and exposed circuitry, so proper packaging is important to prevent shipping damage.

• Anti-Static Protection: If available, place the GPU inside an anti-static bag.
• Protect the Card: Wrap the graphics card with several layers of bubble wrap to cushion the cooler and edges.
• Use a Sturdy Box: Place the wrapped GPU inside a strong box and fill empty spaces with packing material so the card cannot move during transit.
• Retail Packaging: If you still have the original GPU box, it can provide excellent protection during shipping.

Proper packaging helps ensure your graphics card arrives safely for inspection.