[$575]

Heatware: IceRedwing (184-1-0)

Ok. So I have a few stuff for sale. I've recently hit the electrical ceiling trying to add more miners in my Apt. I also had 10 more reference 5850's and a few more PSUs on the way at the time this happened and these arrived today. 5970s and 6950s were from my original two mining rigs that were upgraded and are about 7 and 3 months old respectively. The rest are new and sealed besides one 5850 that I only opened to show they are all reference model.

Parts I have for sale:

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  Sapphire 5970 x2 - $575 Shipped each
  MSI 6950 2GB Ref x3 - $275 Shipped each
  Visiontek 5850 Ref x 10 - $200 Shipped each
  Corsair TX 950 x 3 - $140 Shipped each
  

Shipping will include delivery confirmation via USPS priority. Shipping included is U.S. Only.
I will be shipping all orders on Sat 5/28 or the following Monday on 5/30 depending on your time of payment.

Thanks for looking.

Ok. I recently was introduced to bitcoin by a friend of mine. After few days of mining on my gaming setup I owned already with couple 5970s, I was completely sold on the idea.

Soon after, I bought quite a few of 6990s from Amazon to build myself a mini farm at my apt. The problem I'm having is that now when I try to run all the new machines, the fuses are going out at random outlets because of too much power draw. I really need some guidance here because I don't want my new rigs sitting around doing nothing, but I'm clueless about electricity.

Is there anything that can be done to try to fix this problem? fyi my apt is a lease.

Can I try to change the outlet with those ones in the bathrooms with little buttons on them and maybe that will fix it?
It seems the ones I have plugged on the bathroom extension is the only one not going out all the time.