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I guess i'd be willing to part this out if it will help it sell
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That is indeed the PSU. Modular too.
somebody buy this.
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Selling to gnar1ta$ for $105 shipped each and shipping to miaviator in FL.
210/7.09 = 29.62 btc
PM'd you my address.
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Pictures?
Tomorrow (possibly tonight). I'll be gone the rest of the evening. |
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$105 shipped to FL
If you buy both. Otherwise I can do 110 shipped. |
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I shed a tear every time I see someone mining at stock volts...
I am guessing you're appointing OP should drop or raise em? Those Sapphire 5830s have an extremely high stock voltage compared to most other 58xx series, which is usually 1.05 or 1.088? They can be dropped to 1.05 pretty safely, or even lower if you don't mind sacrificing a small MHz loss for a drop in power/temps. Honestly. I got too overwhelmed by life to stay up to date on mining. I just finally updated BAMT from like 0.3 or some version. It didn't even have a variable in the config file for voltage. (That I can remember) Sure wish I would have known earlier. Electricity's not exactly cheap here. 0.14/KWH |
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PowerColor reference model. Purchased June or July of 2011. Still has about a year of warranty left if you feel like going through me (which I'm willing to do if you ever have to RMA). PowerColor doesn't allow the warranty to be transferred if ownership changes. Pics upon request. As the title mentions, these were my personal gaming cards and not miners. I really haven't even played many games lately. I'm looking to change to something else.
$110 ea plus shipping obo
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This is basically the first rig I built and has been running solid since June 2011. It has been good but, it looks like the era of GPU's is coming to an end. It has been running in a pretty clean environment. Very little dust. I'm going to sell it to the highest offer. This is not an auction, I may sell at any given time. I want at least $500 plus shipping.
Stats from BAMT (Recently rebooted):
0 api.bitcoin.cz 74.5 c 98% 288.02 Mh/s 55 / 1 1.79% 5800 Series 85% (3763) 900 Mhz 300 Mhz 1.163v
1 api.bitcoin.cz 73.0 c 98% 289.30 Mh/s 87 / 0 0.00% 5800 Series 85% (3695) 900 Mhz 300 Mhz 1.163v
2 api.bitcoin.cz 74.0 c 98% 289.14 Mh/s 77 / 0 0.00% 5800 Series 85% (3716) 900 Mhz 300 Mhz 1.163v
3 api.bitcoin.cz 72.0 c 98% 289.42 Mh/s 75 / 0 0.00% 5800 Series 85% (3811) 900 Mhz 300 Mhz 1.163v
~1150MH/s Total
Specs:
MSI 890FXA GD70
Sempron 140
4x Sapphire 5830
4x PCIe 16x extenders
2GB RAM
4GB Patriot flash drive w/ BAMT
Coolmax 1000W 80Plus Bronze PSU
I'm probably not going to deal with shipping the case unless someone really wants it. In that case we'll have to recalculate shipping.
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https://dl.dropbox.com/u/17699049/IMG_0087.JPG5) 16x to 16x extenders 1) 1x to 16x extender 1) 1x to 1x extender 6) 4pin molex to 6pin PCIe adapter for power supplies 2) custom hacked 4pin molex to 6pin PCIe adapter for power supplies wanting to sell everything together. US only. 2btc
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Then it would be more like 275mh/s per core if you can't oc.
Those use to be like $500
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Do I need to tell you what you can do... with some Yellowcake?!!?
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I'll buy one for $650
That'll net you a cool $17 profit.
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Anyone have any spare laying around? I need one.
Thanks!
I've got one from my Phenom x4... how much you offering for it? |
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Are you able to combine 2 into a 100GB account?
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No it's $15, astraweb have the advantage of being a large company so they can afford to set lower prices, and they don't accept bitcoin. the price isn't final, I'll release more information at the end of the week. I probably will drop the price to $15 and there will be an option to buy a years subscription for a discounted rate. And an option to buy 3 months for around $30.
That sounds reasonable. I am looking for a provider that accepts btc |
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Up for sale is a White Xbox 360 Arcade with the Jasper motherboard.
It comes upgraded with a 20GB hard drive
Also includes a wireless controller, power brick, component cables, and Gears of War
It has never been modified and still connects to Xbox live. (not banned)
The Jasper motherboard (if you are not familiar) is known for being the most reliable motherboard of the (fat Xbox 360) series. It uses the least amount of power and produces less heat. Basically they have a much smaller failure rate compared to the other fat models. This console has never had the red rings of death but, I have replaced the DVD drive with a new one. This Xbox should last for a while if you keep it clean.
Not sure what it's worth, so throw out an offer.
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