I'll PM you

Sent 51.50 btc in repayment to the above address

Still have CPUs for sale.... 

Thanks Kpriess

Also, the 1100T has been sold

Hi.  Yes, I can ship to Viet Nam.  Prefer payment in btc.  PM me if you'd like to buy.

Lowered prices.  Now at least $15 cheaper than on eBay, plus you get free shipping and a big thank you from me 

The prices for these processors are lower than what you can buy them for on eBay.

As for the FX-6100, the Bulldozer processors turds.  The Phenom II X6's generally outperform the FX-6100 (a good thread can be found here: http://www.overclockers.com/forums/showthread.php?t=693769).  Plus, with the Phenom X6 it's AM3, so you don't need to worry about getting an AM3+ motherboard with 990FX chipset to get maximum performance. 

Update: CPUs sold, but heatsink is still available.

Selling the following.  All are used, but work perfectly.  Will take payment in BTC (preferred), MtGox code, Dwolla, or Paxum

* AMD Phenom II X6 1100T 3.3GHz six-core Black Edition CPU (CPU only, no heatsink) - $135 shipped SOLD
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819103913

* AMD Phenom II X6 1075T 3.0GHz six-core CPU - retail in box with heatsink - $115 shipped SOLD
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819103858

* AMD Phenom II X6 1055T 2.8GHz six-core CPU (CPU only, no heatsink) - $105 shipped SOLD
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16819103851

*Xigmatek Gaia SD1283 heatsink with 120mm fan (very good cooling) - $15 shipped
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16835233082&Tpk=xigamtek%20gaia
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/cpu-cooler-heatsink-roundup,2788-6.html

I need to buy six 5830's.  Prefer Sapphire xtreme or XFX 5830's.

Let me know if you're selling.

Thanks 

I have two Intel Core i5 2400 CPU's for sale.

Both are retail boxed versions I bought in the fall.

Looking for $165 in btc shipped for each.

I decided not to sell it for another month or so.  I needed another motherboard for a test rig.

As for 65 vs 70, they both perform really well.  The only reason I prefer the 65's at this point is just to standardize on one over the other.

I am selling two AMD Phenom II X6 1055T 2.8GHZ six core CPU's. They are the retail version and come in the original box with the CPU and original heatsink.

I was using them for litecoin mining (fast!), but haven't had time for ltc mining lately, so I'm selling them.

They are both in like new condition.  I have the receipt from an authorized dealer, so you can get the remaining 2 years, 9 months on the warranty.

I'm travelling right now, but I will post pics when I get home tonight.

Looking for $125 shipped each.

Prefer payment via BTC, but can be Dwolla, Paxum, MtGox code

Hi.  I think I'm good for now.  Thanks!

Loan received.  Thank you!

I'm out of semprons at the moment, otherwise I would 

PM'd you

How much can you really depend on the order book though?  It seems like most walls are not real - just ways to prime pricing in one direction or another.

That's a very familiar story.  This is actually my third attempt at trying to accumulate a nice long term position.  Twice now I've been in that same boat of thinking that it just can't go any lower, or thinking that there can't be a downward spike when someone puts in a huge sell order.  I'm still quite new to technical analysis, but I've seen several times where it looked like things were lining up well and it was time to accumulate, only to see the patterns disintegrate and go a completely different direction.

With my current position, I'm slowly reducing the leverage, bringing in more and more bitcoins to back it.  Leverage isn't necessarily a bad thing, but you really have to understand what you're doing.  You have to know what you're willing to lose (potentially everything) and at what price(s) you're going to be in trouble.  For me, and probably many others, the only way to truly learn those lessons is through the pain of loss.  No matter how much you read and analyze, you won't have that deep emotional drive to be cautious until you've lost hard.

Cheers to those to have lost and have the courage (and/or stupidity) to dust themselves off and give it another try!

Very cool.  We really needed something like this.  Keep it coming!

I really hope this is the case.  I've been trying to carefully accumulate, but I have to admit my purchases had an emotional element of "I don't want to miss out," and that drove me to leverage more than I should have.  This morning's drop down to $6.12 brought me very close to maintenance minimums and scared the crap out of me.  Hard reminder that I really need to be cautious.  This is still a very small and volatile market.