https://flippa.com/2959757-pr-3-bitcoin-litecoin-biz-3-500-uniques-mo-making-8-000-mo-3-000-unique-custs?live=1Own a piece of Bitcoin & Litecoin History! Now Accepting offers for Cablesaurus.comI would like to announce that offers are being accepted for Cablesaurus.com, the website store, and/or the "Cablesaurus" eBay store. It's been a blast serving the community over the past few years, and I would like to thanks all our fantastic customers for showing such tremendous support. The business has served well over this time and I feel it will offer solid opportunities for the right owner. Cablesaurus.com and the Cablesaurus eBay store was founded in 2011 and is one of the premier bitcoin businesses, being one of the first sites to accept Bitcoins in 2011 and Litecoins this year in 2013. Offering supplies to both Bitcoin and Litecoin miners as well as gamers and other enthusiatsts, we've remained a driving force in the mining community. Auction Listing: https://flippa.com/2959757-pr-3-bitcoin-litecoin-biz-3-500-uniques-mo-making-8-000-mo-3-000-unique-custs?live=1- Sales of miner hardware/PCIe adapters and other accessories - Insider supplier info at market discount, 2 year relationship with supplier - Ready to go website - Will work to transfer eBay store to new owner if desired - Our products allow miners to add many units in a small space - Business has had 2,000-4,000 unique customers - Have a look at our extensive feedback & business thread history at https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=6128.msg89901#msg89901Once again, I'd like to thank everyone for their business over the past few years, and I look forward to answering any questions I have via the auction page. Thanks for looking, happy bidding and good luck.
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I'd like to thank everyone in the community for their extreme understanding over the last few weeks. In early May I was affected by a stock shortage and increasing supply delays. Many folks stood by me with unfathomable patience while I kept as many as I could up to date in the interim. In the wake of this I've disabled "Pre-Ordering" on all future orders, so if you see it in stock in the store, it will be ready to go out within 1-2 business days. Currently we do have some extra x16 w/ Molex; and PSU Adapter cables available in-stock. All orders are now shipped and tracking updates should be posting. If you have a question or issue, or if anything has been missed, please PM or e-mail me directly at sales@cablesaurus.com. Thanks again for your support! - Joe Robinson Cablesaurus.com |
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A+ transaction with tclo, received my BTC within minutes. Thanks again.
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Cablesaurus, just emailed you back. Still no confirmation email. can you please verify that you received payment? thanks.
Hi Go4Gonzo, Missed your post here, my apologies, I believe we caught up via e-mail but if any questions let me know. Thanks, Joe |
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Hi there,
I'd be interested in discussing with you more to see what you'd like to get for the Virus. Drop me a PM/e-mail/reply here. If you've any other vintage (especially analog) gear or anyone does that comes across this, give me a shout as well.
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Hi there,
Thanks for your order, confirmed received.
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We sent out over 500 cables yesterday and today when inventory arrived in. Thanks everyone for your patience and support and if anyone has any questions I missed please PM or e-mail me at sales@cablesaurus.com. Thanks all. |
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Cablesaurus.com now accepts Litecoin! Thank for your support everyone, it's most appreciated.
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I'm also interested on PCI-E 1x -> 1x risers with molex power connector. Doesn't matter if the slot is filed to accept 16x GPU because I can also do that easily.
Btw, is it enough to use only one powered riser per mobo thus meaning the power will be distributed to the rest of PCI-E bus by mobo or should I use all powered risers?
My config would be 2 X 16x risers + 2 X 1x risers, totaling 4 GPUs.
What is the actual limit on how many high-end (7970) GPUs should I use on one mobo without powered risers?
You should use a powered riser on each high end GPU. On systems were you're running older cards, aim to use powered risers once you get past 3 cards. |
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1x > 1x PCI-E cables, but with the data-side filed off to be open-ended to allow plugging in cards wider than 1x, such as graphics cards. They are electrically the same as 1x > 16x but cheaper and much easier to plug into a graphics card. PCI-E to PCI-E power plug splitters, such as this http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16812198018Lower prices. I'll have to dig out the dremel & dust mask again and see if that can be taken into account. The manually modified cables were more versatile, if a bit ugly and messy. Thanks for the advice  |
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This thread is all hype. I to, wish and pray that Bitcoin may one day reach 10,000$ a coin, but lets be realistic. It can as easily fail from another superior cryptography as much as it may succeed.
Burn the Heretic!  *hands pitchfork* Don't come around here with all that "logic" and "reason"!  |
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*Dusts off the ole' thread*Hello everyone! Just wanted to pop in to mention our site, but more importantly I'm in need of some feedback from you guys. Is there anything specific miners might like to see added to www.Cablesaurus.com? Any ideas are welcome, especially for items you all may be using already but might be having a hard time getting delivered on time. We still ship everything as fast as possible direct from the USA. We'd like to get a handle on what's missing that you'd like to see in the shop. Historically I've carried PSU splitter cables, GPU dummy plugs, and various PCI extenders. However I've ran out of stock on several items recently, and thought it would be best to pan for ideas for what gear you guys think would be most utilized in today's Bitcoin landscape. Any and all suggestions are welcome! Endless thanks for the fantastic support we have received from the community over the last two years everyone, it's been a true blessing. - Cablesaurus
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Many items have been marked for clearance at www.Cablesaurus.com. If any questions as always feel free to let us know! |
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what's your shipping costs to germany?
thx
Shipping is actually calculated automatically at the time of checkout, or prior to checkout while in your cart. All FPGAs are shipped Express via USPS from Virginia, USA (Zip Code 22827.) Depending on the package size if ordering other supplies as well, this could vary greatly so it's hard to be more specific. You can calculate automatically from the site though to double check! I'll be posting a new link on the site, to avoid confusion with any old links, once we're ready to roll. |
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We're working as hard as we can to get more FPGAs in stock for those checking in! We're hoping to be on schedule for about a 2, maybe 3 week time frame. Also check out the new shopping cart setup at www.cablesaurus.com - we've been working to make the navigating experience a lot easier and hope it works smoothly for everyone. |
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Not quite fellas, but I appreciate the free bump.
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