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Title: Looking to buy a decent miner, budget is $200 Post by: rez303 on March 12, 2015, 01:01:51 AM Hey guys! I'm looking for a decent mining setup that could pull about 500 GH/s. Unfortunately buying miners used on amazon and eBay don't include the power supply, and buying one would go too much over the budget of $200 USD. So, I'd like to ask the community if they've got an old asic, perhaps an S3 or an S4... Something self contained would be amazing, because I've never ran a dedicated miner. I have mind, though! I used to run a GPU instance on amazon for kicks, back when they made a few dollars. But I've been into bitcoin since 2011, so I'm well acquainted with it. Thanks for any considerations and offers!
Title: Re: Looking to buy a decent miner, budget is $200 Post by: quakefiend420 on March 12, 2015, 01:06:26 AM Hey guys! I'm looking for a decent mining setup that could pull about 500 GH/s. Unfortunately buying miners used on amazon and eBay don't include the power supply, and buying one would go too much over the budget of $200 USD. So, I'd like to ask the community if they've got an old asic, perhaps an S3 or an S4... Something self contained would be amazing, because I've never ran a dedicated miner. I have mind, though! I used to run a GPU instance on amazon for kicks, back when they made a few dollars. But I've been into bitcoin since 2011, so I'm well acquainted with it. Thanks for any considerations and offers! Interested in any Scrypt gear? I have a Gridseed G-black that runs at 25MH and pulls around 430w. 80+ Gold Seasonic 850w PSU and raspberry pi controller built in. $180 + shipping. Title: Re: Looking to buy a decent miner, budget is $200 Post by: Quickseller on March 12, 2015, 01:20:57 AM Hey guys! I'm looking for a decent mining setup that could pull about 500 GH/s. Unfortunately buying miners used on amazon and eBay don't include the power supply, and buying one would go too much over the budget of $200 USD. So, I'd like to ask the community if they've got an old asic, perhaps an S3 or an S4... Something self contained would be amazing, because I've never ran a dedicated miner. I have mind, though! I used to run a GPU instance on amazon for kicks, back when they made a few dollars. But I've been into bitcoin since 2011, so I'm well acquainted with it. Thanks for any considerations and offers! I have an S3 that I am probably going to sell in the very near future. You can make an offer for it what you would be willing to pay. Title: Re: Looking to buy a decent miner, budget is $200 Post by: hgerson on March 12, 2015, 01:47:55 AM Hey guys! I'm looking for a decent mining setup that could pull about 500 GH/s. Unfortunately buying miners used on amazon and eBay don't include the power supply, and buying one would go too much over the budget of $200 USD. So, I'd like to ask the community if they've got an old asic, perhaps an S3 or an S4... Something self contained would be amazing, because I've never ran a dedicated miner. I have mind, though! I used to run a GPU instance on amazon for kicks, back when they made a few dollars. But I've been into bitcoin since 2011, so I'm well acquainted with it. Thanks for any considerations and offers! Some miners on ebay include power supply. You just need to spend some time with research. For example I just found this (https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=886033.msg10744674#msg10744674) with power supply included. It's a scrypt miner and it's probably above your budget but it shows that you can find miners ready to plug and play. KNC Titan from 1 cent and Free Shipping (http://www.ebay.com/itm/321693603690?ssPageName=STRK:MESELX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1555.l2649) Title: Re: Looking to buy a decent miner, budget is $200 Post by: blackheart13 on March 12, 2015, 02:41:56 AM Pm me your zip so I can figure out shipping. Can make you a deal for s3+ & psu
Title: Re: Looking to buy a decent miner, budget is $200 Post by: pokeyjones on March 12, 2015, 03:55:24 AM Pm me your zip so I can figure out shipping. Can make you a deal for s3+ & psu OP should look long and hard at what is offered here. Title: Re: Looking to buy a decent miner, budget is $200 Post by: blackheart13 on March 12, 2015, 01:46:59 PM Not sure what you are implying in saying that he should look long and hard at my offer. However I'm fine posting it here so you can critique it.
Antminer S3+, coolmaster 600 psu, & ethernet cable for $155 shipped in btc. Shipping is going to run almost $30. Pm me your zip so I can figure out shipping. Can make you a deal for s3+ & psu OP should look long and hard at what is offered here. Title: Re: Looking to buy a decent miner, budget is $200 Post by: pokeyjones on April 13, 2015, 11:25:49 PM Not sure what you are implying in saying that he should look long and hard at my offer. However I'm fine posting it here so you can critique it. Antminer S3+, coolmaster 600 psu, & ethernet cable for $155 shipped in btc. Shipping is going to run almost $30. Pm me your zip so I can figure out shipping. Can make you a deal for s3+ & psu OP should look long and hard at what is offered here. If I said the OP should "not look at your offer" or "look at and quickly move on" I would be implying something negative. By telling dude to take a long hard look and have a think about your offer I'm encouraging them to do just that. Take a good look... because you probably have a good fit for them. And shocker... I'm correct once again! glws Title: Re: Looking to buy a decent miner, budget is $200 Post by: BlInK311 on April 15, 2015, 03:09:24 AM I could sell you my s3 and antec 530w ps for $130 plus shipping. Shipping from NJ. Payment in BTC. Escrow if needed, you pay escrow fees.
Title: Re: Looking to buy a decent miner, budget is $200 Post by: TheDundalkMiner on April 15, 2015, 12:15:02 PM Hey guys! I'm looking for a decent mining setup that could pull about 500 GH/s. Unfortunately buying miners used on amazon and eBay don't include the power supply, and buying one would go too much over the budget of $200 USD. So, I'd like to ask the community if they've got an old asic, perhaps an S3 or an S4... Something self contained would be amazing, because I've never ran a dedicated miner. I have mind, though! I used to run a GPU instance on amazon for kicks, back when they made a few dollars. But I've been into bitcoin since 2011, so I'm well acquainted with it. Thanks for any considerations and offers! Welcome to the game. Tons of fun, for sure. I've got this franken-rig up on my local craigslist now - http://baltimore.craigslist.org/sys/4979698512.html Basically it's an EVGA 1300W G2 PSU and 2 antMiner S1s and 1 antMiner S3. I had to do some shuffling due to circuits and such at my house and I have these leftover. About 800 GH for $225 and the PSU gives you upside to eventually power 2 antMiner S5s when the prices come down a bit more. If you're interested, think I could get them packaged-up an shipped in your price range depending on where you live. Either way, have fun it! - Dan Title: Re: Looking to buy a decent miner, budget is $200 Post by: zaugger on April 15, 2015, 01:32:48 PM You wont find an s4 with that budget, but there is a lot of S3's for sale asking around 100$ shipped. Then just find a good deal on a used PSU, although i recommend trying to find a good deal on a EVGA 1300W G2, i picked one up off of ebay for 110 shipped last week.. they are gold rated, and can run 2x S5's or 3x S3's
Title: Re: Looking to buy a decent miner, budget is $200 Post by: Neotox on April 18, 2015, 10:11:14 AM I'm selling an S3+ that is mining at 450Ghs and when overclocked its mining at 500-530Ghs
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