Sure, fans can be easily replaced - it shouldn't take more than 2 minutes. Aliexpress has tons of suitable models. And no, there are no other problems with those cards.

For sale:
8 (eight) PowerColor Radeon HD 7950 V2 graphic cards:

• Graphics Engine: RADEON HD7950
• Video Memory: 3GB GDDR5
• Engine Clock: 800MHz
• Memory Clock: 1250MHz x 4 (5.0 Gbps)
• PCIE 3.0
• Display Connectors: DL DVI-I/ SL DVI-D/ HDMI/ Mini DisplayPort x2

Product link: http://www.powercolor.com/us/products_features.asp?id=418




6 cards work like charm, 1 card has noticeably louder right fan, 1 card has defected left fan and noisy right fan (otherwise, both cards work normal).
Cards were bought in May 2013 and have been never overclocked.
All come in original boxes.

Currently asking (shipping not included):
105 EUR/card
85 EUR/card with defective fan(s)

Payable in BTC or EUR.
Shipping to EU only.

I have no problem with escrow as long as buyer pay the fees.
Any questions, please ask.

PM sent.

OK, I give 0.4 BTC. End of game?

0.3 BTC

Same problem here. I tried to withdraw $3500 and those clowns sent retarded questions instead of money. Next MtGox is inevitable.

I can't figure out what's the rationale to buy a miner at current prices!? You will never get your investment back - neither in BTC nor in $$$. Buy BTC or LTC instead!

Hi, I'm glad you are interested! 0.5 BTC bounty will be 'reserved' for you for one week (in other words, bounty will be offered to someone else if you won't be able to deliver working solution till 12.12.2013). Is that OK with you?
Send me PM if you want some kind of escrow or if there are any other questions. 
Ray

Has anyone ever managed to build libbitcoin library for Windows? I'm offering 0.5 BTC for working solution here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=358298.0.

Has anyone managed to build libbitcoin library for Windows? I'm offering 0.5 BTC for a virtual machine image (VMWare or Virtual Box) with the following characteristics:
- Ubuntu or other desktop linux distro (can be this one http://www.traffictool.net/vmware/lubuntu1310t.html)
- all necessary tools installed (gcc, mingw, openssl, boost...)
- both cross-compilation for win32 and native compilation for linux must work 

Which country?

Yesterday (on Friday, 6th), me and my gf drove to Switzerland to pick up our miner. Christian was really friendly and he took some time for us (guys there are still pretty occupied with batch #1 assembling). He also revealed company's future plans (sorry, but just can't spoil their forthcoming big announcement...). Call me a shill, but Bitmine.ch is for me the only professional and fair company in the current ASIC mess (keeping fingers crossed for KNC).

Now back at home, it took me 10 minutes to get everything up and running (connecting my own OCZ PSU, to set pools...). Bitmine flashed the latest firmware (20130723), so overclocking is a piece of cake. Using their default (recommended) setting of 325 MHz, I'm getting ~103 GHashes/s out of the box. I'll post some pictures and screenshots tomorrow.

Wow, quite a surprise - kudos for producing the chips out of a thin air! My order number is 194 with local pickup - are you going to you inform customers a day or two before their miners will be ready?   

Believe it if you like:

Waiting eagerly for your water cooling system, too 

Still selling?

Wrong! Hash has nothing to do with byte! Therefore, 5 GH/s = 5000 MH/s!

Bitcoin gpu and fpga mining will be dead in two months - so forget it. But if you manage to tame the scrypt (LTC)...

Great photos!

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