HP GeForce GTX 1080 Graphics Card 910487-001 Dual Fan HDMI DP DVI-D

HP graphics card, part number 910487-001, with dual-fan cooling and DVI-D, HDMI and three DisplayPort outputs. Selected classification: C6 / F3; key functions tested and verified working. S. Dust, fan residue and spots, bracket scuffing and hair-like strands are visible. Supplied software screenshots report a GTX 1080 but do not independently establish this physical card’s identity or operating condition. Includes item as pictured.

A full-height graphics card with a blue-green circuit board, black rectangular cooling shroud and black metal backplate. Two translucent dark fan assemblies sit over a finned heatsink with visible metal heatpipes. The vented, two-slot metal bracket carries one DVI-D, one HDMI and three DisplayPort sockets, and the board has a gold PCIe-style edge connector. An HP part-number label and an ANAKIN board revision marking are visible; supplied software screenshots report an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080, but do not independently establish the identity or operating condition of this physical card. Dust and surface residue are visible on both cooling fans and around their blade edges in. Small pale and tan spots are visible on several fan blades in. Fine scuffing is visible on the metal output bracket in. Long pale hair-like strands cross the exposed circuit-board area beside the heatsink in.

HP Graphics Card — 910487-001

Item Details

• Quantity: 1 graphics card
• Full-height, two-slot design with gold PCIe-style edge connector
• Black cooling shroud and metal backplate over a blue-green circuit board
• Two translucent dark fans, finned heatsink and visible metal heatpipes
• Outputs: 1 DVI-D, 1 HDMI and 3 DisplayPort
• ANAKIN board revision marking visible

Condition Notes

• Dust and surface residue on both fans and around blade edges.
• Small pale and tan spots on several fan blades.
• Fine scuffing on the metal output bracket.
• Long pale hair-like strands across the exposed circuit-board area beside the heatsink.
• Software screenshots report an NVIDIA GeForce GTX 1080; they do not independently establish the identity or operating condition of the physical card.

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