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Title: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: nodesupply on May 06, 2013, 04:19:43 AM The Litecoin Pickaxe $2000 + Shipping and Handling Send me a PM today! 1800 khash/s Miner - Earn $492+ Per Month! Specifications: AMD Sempron 145 2.8GHz Single-Core Processor Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD5 ATX AM3+ Motherboard Corsair XMS3 4GB (1 x 4GB) DDR3-1600 Memory (3) Radeon HD 7950 3GB Video Card Antec Eleven Hundred ATX Full Tower Case OCZ ZX 850W 80 PLUS Gold Certified ATX12V / EPS12V Power Supply Windows 7 64-bit Enterprise Edition (Activated) GUIMiner + scrypt (For Graphical Litecoin mining) 24/7 Email/Chat Support Available (With Ticketing System) Units are assembled, tested, packaged and shipped within 5 business days, with tracking. All cables and accessories are included. Only thing you need is a power plug, and an ethernet cable. We can even help you get started with mining pool. New to mining? We can help you get started by educating you about pooled mining, and pre-configure your worker software saving you time and trouble. Pay with PayPal in USD or CAD. All orders are insured and tracked, and your purchase is protected. All units shipped via FedEx Ground, For an accurate quote contact me with your zip or postal code. Please send me a personal message and I will respond in priority sequence. Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: goxed on May 06, 2013, 08:47:28 AM I see 4 Geforce in the pic. Can you pls post a pic with the Radeon HDs? Cooling arrangement is very important for LTC mining.
Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: BBQKorv on May 06, 2013, 09:51:49 AM CPU watercooling for AMD Sempron 145 2.8GHz Single-Core Processor?
Pics are not very accurate I guess. Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: sneef on May 06, 2013, 10:28:13 AM What is with the 1200w PSU in the pics and an 850w in the spec?
Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: funnow on May 06, 2013, 10:51:33 AM Units will look similar too: > that's written on his post!
So the picture are only an example of what is in his mind Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: HellDiverUK on May 06, 2013, 12:33:00 PM OP, you'd be better off not posting any pictures, because those ones you've put up are just plain wrong. The computer you described won't "look similar" at all - different board, different CPU, different PUS, different and fewer GPUs....you may as well have posted a picture of a Dell Vostro...
If you spent a few more dollars on a beefier CPU, you can run a CPU miner on there too, gives you another 80kH/s (that's what I'm getting from my FX8230. What's the cooling going to be like? I LTC mine in a Fractal Design Define XL R2, using a HD6970, a HD5870 and a HD7770. I'm running 3x140mm and 2x120mm fans in the case to keep the machine between 50-60C (24C room). Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: nodesupply on May 06, 2013, 12:59:41 PM Thanks for the questions.
The photos above are stock photos I grabbed with lots of GPU's in there to show off the space inside the Antec Eleven Hundred. I chose this case because of it's high quality design and construction, and for those who are mining in their house it allows for a good self-contained unit with 3 mining GPU's. Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: Marrs on May 06, 2013, 01:43:01 PM So what you're saying is, you've never built one of these and you have no clue how hot it's going to get inside the case, without the watercooling system shown in your stock photos, right?
Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: nodesupply on May 06, 2013, 01:53:41 PM So what you're saying is, you've never built one of these and you have no clue how hot it's going to get inside the case, without the watercooling system shown in your stock photos, right? I've built numerous mining rigs, and no, they will not include any water cooling system. I'll remove the stock photos with the water cooling, since they have clearly caused a lot of confusion here. Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: kevinm on May 06, 2013, 03:57:33 PM A Bigmac looks nothing like the photo either ;)
Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: Marrs on May 06, 2013, 04:28:31 PM So what you're saying is, you've never built one of these and you have no clue how hot it's going to get inside the case I've built numerous mining rigs Glad to hear it. So what temperatures do 3 aircooled GPUs run at inside an Antec Eleven Hundred? Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: nodesupply on May 06, 2013, 05:33:36 PM Between 65-75 Degrees centigrade. It also depends on the environment surrounding the case.
We take care to ensure there is lots of air flow within each unit (each fan port will be utilized), and we custom tweak each unit until they are hashing 1800 khash/s on average over 24 hours prior to shipping. We are still accepting orders. Please PM me for more information. Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: Marrs on May 06, 2013, 06:35:15 PM Between 65-75 Degrees centigrade. It also depends on the environment surrounding the case. We take care to ensure there is lots of air flow within each unit (each fan port will be utilized), and we custom tweak each unit until they are hashing 1800 khash/s on average over 24 hours prior to shipping. We are still accepting orders. Please PM me for more information. Those are unbelievably impressive temperatures for a 3 GPU aircooled rig in an Antec Eleven Hundred, since Anandtech measured a single GPU rig hitting almost 50C above ambient. Do you have screenshots to substantiate your claim? Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: txmasut on May 06, 2013, 06:46:22 PM Between 65-75 Degrees centigrade. It also depends on the environment surrounding the case. We take care to ensure there is lots of air flow within each unit (each fan port will be utilized), and we custom tweak each unit until they are hashing 1800 khash/s on average over 24 hours prior to shipping. We are still accepting orders. Please PM me for more information. Those are unbelievably impressive temperatures for a 3 GPU aircooled rig in an Antec Eleven Hundred, since Anandtech measured a single GPU rig hitting almost 50C above ambient. Do you have screenshots to substantiate your claim? Agreed; I have 24 7950's on risers in a basement(cooler than normal) and I get between 68 and 75 degrees C) I'm calling him out on his temperatures as there is no way (3) 7950's running full blast in a case stay below 90. Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: Edvin512 on May 06, 2013, 07:01:56 PM temp all depends on amount of fans and clockspeed on cards
Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: rideelement247 on May 06, 2013, 07:11:59 PM If anyone is interested, I too am building mining rigs. I can build to fit your budget and can build it in a closed case(hotter temps obviously) or in an open case(test bench design). Below is the link to my thread I started.
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=192724.msg1996840#msg1996840 Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: ricardo71 on May 06, 2013, 07:25:15 PM you just have a stock photo, where is a pic of the real thing
Title: Re: [WTS] Litecoin Mining Rigs - Hand assembled, tested, and shipped from Canada! Post by: nodesupply on May 07, 2013, 12:45:45 PM Lowered the price to $2000 since I've had quite a few PM's about the price
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