I'm pretty sure a guy needs more than .12btc to actually play that stupid game.  Its not like you're only going to click just one time.  It's like bringing a $5 to a casino.

The same way you need to trust the bank you get your mortgage from.

While I understand a large sum of money is involved in all of this, everyone needs to be very careful as to how this proceeds.  All information needs to be absolutely accurate.  I'm not saying either has been mentioned, but threats and/or violence is not the way forward. If this is indeed a minor and he does in fact live in California, a person needs to be very aware of contract law regarding miners there.  Ignoring the parents making good on the kid's debt, is there enough info in the forums that any police/court would do anything?

The other point I wish to make is obviously this individual was busy on the forums.  This thread is public and obviously visible to him/her as well.

Bad bear! Bad!

The person who would delete this topic. :p

You've been Maged!

Can you do any better with shipping to the US?

I recognize a bunch of the names listed in your sig as references, but I know some of them only borrow, not lend.  In those instances, how are they references, since they would be the ones scamming you?

Ok.  Here's what it boils down to.. the PCIE spec allows for up to 75watts to be pulled through a PCIE slot.  Most cards only pull 25watts, with your higher end/dual gpu cards pulling the full amount.  Some board manufacturers will cut corners and think "They won't use all 6 PCIE slots at one time, so we'll only account for 150 watts for that" and go cheap.   Then you go and use risers to make more cards fit than what would normally and before you know it, you've got 6x25=150watts of draw.  Ok, not an issue.  The board the designed for 150 watts.  If any of those cards starts pulling more than 25watts and the board was made cheaply, you're screwed.

See how both sides can actually be right in this situation?  It really comes down to your exact mix of hardware.  So you run 6x5830s.  We all know different brands run their cards slightly different.  One person's 6x5830 might pull more than a different person's 6x5830s.  Its easier to make a blanket statement about using molex than it is to go and explain all of this, especially to n00bs. 

That being said, I think 22.95 for a riser is a bit much, although I have bought some when I couldn't get them elsewhere.
 

That is why you have two.  [Most] everyone is given a get out of jail free card from birth.  It is just a matter of when you use it.

I didn't know you could operate a JetSki in sand.

I got busy and forgot to edit the OP.


If you have a regular ongoing deposit system, then I'll associate it all together.  If you deposit 10 btc, wait until you're at the 6% rate, then ask to deposit 250 btc, I'm inclined to treat them as separate investments.  The point of the higher rates is to encourage long term growth, late disproportionate investments run contrary to that.

Replied to both people. A guy has to sleep you know.

If anyone else is selling them and OP doesn't need them, I'm buying as well.

I run a couple rigs for people using their cards and split if that's what you really want to do.

I've got btc and would consider $150 in btc for both.

Witnessed.

It really all depends on the draw of the cards.  With 5830s you can get away with having 5 in a board, but seriously, you'll know when you're trying to pull too much through the motherboard. The cards will run like crap, the board will be super hot, and at some point, the system will stop working all together.

The molex connecter.

None of them powered?