Not sure why you want photos but I'll add some when you get the chance. Most people here know what the batmobile cards look like ...

One is ATI the other is MSI. Both are the normal black shroud with fan all the way at the end. Not sure what you mean by reference? I have sold to people here and on bitcoin otc with no issues(same name).

Selling two used 5870 reference cards. Price is 220 each or 420 for both. These cards have only been used to mine for one month, before that they were light gaming only. First person with asking price gets them shipped anywhere in the US by priority mail. Payment accepted via dwolla, bitcoin(average of b7 and th market rate) or paypal.

Yea it ruins the whole process. (I'll sell you an invite for .05btc).

Trading from wallet directly to bank account. I send my coins to the buyers wallet he sends cash to my checking/savings account.

 No intermediary means no central account to ban. I don't know if this is possible but that's what I would like to see. It increases liquidity and protects bitcoin.

If you think that is worth anything
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sold to the man with the band

updated

chicago illinois.

Price changed to current market equivalent of 220$+shipping. I was really hoping to be able to price this in btc but this way is easier sadly.

Still for sale. Not a reference design but I was getting 400 with 940/300 clocks. This was with older miners so you may see improvement. I can't mine at the moment hence selling and outdated info.

I have a gigabyte 5870 for sale. It is a month old with two years of warranty. It has the two fan style cooler. I am selling it for 200$ + shipping. Clearcoin can be used to escrow the funds if you want. I have a decent rating on OTC under this same name.

Well that's a relief. Some sites do display real time network strength but I guess they aren't exact?

Based on the speed that the first block was generated it was not. Looks like we may have a botnet/supercomputer on our hands.

It has adjusted, but this is partly due to the phenomena that I mentioned in my topic.

Anyone else notice that the network strength went up by 700Ghash as soon as the difficulty increased? Seems like someone wanted to make sure the network stayed weak enough for their crazy hashing power to still pull in bitcoins.

Well aren't you clever bitcoin 2 cash. The amount of know it all on this forum is amazing. What I mean is I do not pay by the kwh so power doesn't have to factor into my mining costs.

Bottom left of my profile picture. 3X5870 running on wonderful free university electricity.

Well that was fast.

updated price due to market fluctuation

Thats a good point. One 5870 is brand new, the 5770 is a year old and warrantied, the other two 5870s are a year old.