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I could probably sell the fan and heat sink for just .4 btc. The card is recognized by the OS and probably would not be that hard to get hashing again. 0.7 btc is the lowest I'll take for it.

I am selling two fully functioning AMD 5970 Graphics Cards. These are reference model designs. I have had these two mining for about the past year. They were each slightly overclocked and were producing about 700-710 MH/s per card. Temperatures were maintained between 75-80c year round with the fans at 60-65%.

Additionally I have a non working 5970 which as you can see from the picture below was mining alongside the other two. Its an older one and just stopped working one day. No idea why but it had been hashing fine when catalyst crashed and it stopped hashing. Windows recognizes the card but that's about it. Instead of trying to fix it I am selling off the mining rig.

Pictures are below. The one at the bottom is the non working card.







Price is 2 BTC for each 5970 and 1 BTC for the non working 5970. Those prices include shipping. I will ship via USPS first class mail to the Domestic US only.

PMs with offers/questions please.

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Sorry I don't have a bitmit account. I'm just throwing these out there to see how interested people are. So far not much interest so I may just keep them.


I will ship to Germany and other International locations for an additional .15 BTC through USPS.

I am looking to sell two (2) Gold USB ASICMiners. I received these as part of a larger order I placed recently. I know the Gold ones are highly sought after but I don't really care about color so I am selling them to somebody who does. Price is 1.05 BTC each or 2 BTC for both and that includes shipping. I will ship USPS Priority mail to the Domestic US only. See the dropbox link below for a pic.

https://www.dropbox.com/s/pawhxmjxtur48ek/goldsticks.png

PMs please

$80 wall down on Gox. How high does it go over the next week?

The Anker 10 port 3.0 Hub. I have 2 of them with 10 miners plugged in each. The adapter is rated at 4 amps but if you read the manuals and stuff when you get the hub you will see that it can actually provide up to and past 7 amps although they don't recommend going higher. Its expensive though, about $50. It even has a built in surge protector. No idea if it will protect the USB miners from a power spike but I like to think it does  There is a cheaper 8 port version I saw on ebay made by another company but I forget their name

Does anybody think rising hashrate and difficulty push smaller asic miners to other sha256 coins? For example all of these usb miner sticks may be obsolete in 6-12 months so where do those owners turn? Coins like terracoin or ppcoin start looking good since the asics can't scrypt mine LTC.

It dropped because the price was inflated to begin with. 4-5 months ago the price was in the $40s. It rose on asic/fpga over-speculation and now that they are actually hitting the network the price is coming back down to more appropriate levels.

The block erupters consume about 500 ma or .5 Amps of power (btw thats about 2.5 watts). That is the maximum amount of power that a single usb port can supply. So you need a power adapter for anything more than one erupter on a single hub. And its simple addition at that point. If you have 2 eruptors you need a 1 watt power adaptor, 3 erupters you need a 1.5 amp power adapter, etc.

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Thanks a lot!

multipool.in if you don't want to use p2pool or coinotron. No fees at all. Donations are obviously highly encouraged by the pool operator but are not required. Plus the multiport for scrypt mining is pretty interesting...

Try physically disconnecting and reconnecting the miners then going into device manager and reassigning each of them to a specific COM port. Tell the bitminter client to search those specific ports at startup.