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1  Economy / Computer hardware / intel i5 4570S cpu's BRAND NEW AND IN BOX! on: April 18, 2014, 08:51:11 AM
Hi,

I purchased 30x i5 4570S CPU's from a friends business going into liquidation, so, they're here and for sale. £90 each, shipping can be wherever you like in the world really, though I am sketchy about Italy as the postal service is diabolical. Though i'm sure we can work something out.

Payment is to be made in Bitcoin and at BTC0.31 per unit using the price at the time of writing, but the £GBP price is firm so the BTC value will fluctuate



happy to use escrow but at your cost and to be agreed by the both of us - someone popular. would be interested in doing a bulk deal too Wink
2  Economy / Computer hardware / Trade: UK .....7x Intel i7 4770S BNIB (retail) swap for Antminer S1. May sell. on: February 07, 2014, 11:00:18 AM
Hi,

I have 7x brand new Intel i7 4770S cpu's for sale. I wondered if anyone fancies a trade for an Antminer S1. I'm in the south of the UK and would be happy to meet you to carry out the trade, it's not ideal sending high value hardware without having some security to fall back on. I travel to Yorkshire with some frequency so I'm sure we could sort something out.

Thanks.
3  Economy / Computer hardware / [WTS UK] INTEL i3 4330 lga 1150 Haswell CPU. BNIB! DOGE/BTC/LTC on: January 20, 2014, 07:04:43 PM
Hi all,

I have a CPU I purchased from Amazon for a new PC build for my brother. He now wants an i7 machine so I'm selling off the unwanted i3. It is brand new in box.




BTC0.15 ($123.90USD (at the time of writing using btc-e.com) or an equivalent in DOGE/LTC

I don't have any trading history here, so of course, I am open to using an escrow service but it will need to be at your expense. You are welcome to collect from me on the south coast of the UK (Hampshire) or I can post it to you using a registered service, I can ship using a 48hr courier service included in the price.

thanks.
4  Economy / Computer hardware / WTB: Either 200-240gh/s 'Chinese' Avalon *or* 180Gh/s Antminer. UK. PayPal on: January 16, 2014, 08:19:42 AM
Hi,

I know there is much scepticism about using PayPal to conduct a transaction of high value, but, I have purchased high-value items using PayPal without issue over the years. I had a conversation with PayPal and this is what they advise:

Make a short video showing the following:
functioning product
any unique / identifiable serial numbers, marks, damage, scratches etc.
item being packaged into a suitable box
box being sealed
box having shipping label over the tape/seal.
box being physically passed to the courier

.... upload valid tracking data

I receive item and video the same but of course in reverse order.

My PayPal account is a good few years old now, is of course verified and I want to ship to that same verified address. In conjunction with that, I am happy to discuss any other security or validation measures with a potential vendor, to satisfy that I'll get the product I have paid for and you get the the funds.

Now, with that preamble out of the way.

I'm looking for either a 200-240Gh/s 'Chinese' Avalon miner, either as a complete system or as individual blades. The going rate seems to be $2000USD for a complete machine including PSU and case. I can obtain a case and power supply, I'm happy enough to connect them up myself. As for the 180Gh/s Antminer, these are mostly complete units so as is really.

I am in Hampshire in the UK and would like to get something sorted out sooner rather than later.

Thanks,
Jonathan
5  Alternate cryptocurrencies / Altcoin Discussion / please help, i think my PC / LTC wallet has been compromised on: December 31, 2013, 08:48:58 AM
Hi all,

I have been mining and trading litecoin for a while now, recently I downloaded a 'quarkcoin' wallet from bitcointalk, this appeared to leave a virus on my pc which I thought I had removed. My LTC wallet is encrypted.

I opened up my wallet today to transfer some coins and there is a transaction i do not recognise, i don't know the address and all transactions i submit I give them an address name. Anyway. I had a deposit of 13LTC on the 24th december, at this point I went on vacation. I opened it today and there is a transaction removing these 13LTC from my wallet/account.

When I opened my wallet this morning, I submitted 1LTC to coinex.pw and this now has a question mark next to it.

The transaction date for the unknown address is the 28th December, I wasn't here.

Here's the unknown transaction: http://block-explorer.com/address/LSk5fVCu22iVrjFdNccqWvxvmGKBKCi4S5

Here's a receiving address I use: http://block-explorer.com/address/Lc29CQHqVPdum2yWK2sf9dugH6AZv9aDQR the last two show the 13 being received and then sent out again.

Please help. Someone has already stolen 59LTC out of my btc-e account ;((( these funds were to go towards my wife and I buying our first house, I can't afford to loose any more ;((((
6  Economy / Computer hardware / WTS: UK Dual Xeon E5-2687W 64Gb ECC DDR3, 8Tb Seagate 5yr wrnty, Noctua etc etc on: December 16, 2013, 07:38:19 PM
Hi All,

I'm selling my rarely used and recently build workstation, I can upload some photo's if needed but I'm no photographer. The hard disks report less than 300hrs uptime in total and they've been connected to the system since initial power on. I'm going to be a dad in May and thought it best to get this sold to pay for a few things we'll need as I also have an i7 3770 machine which I use most of the time anyways.

Case             Fractal Define R2 XL            1   £85
PSU             Seasonic Platinum 1000w    1   £160
Mobo        Supermicro X9DR3-f        1   £250
RAM             DDR3 PC3-12800 (1600Mhz)
ECC             CAS 11-11-11                    16   £600
CPU             Intel Xeon E5-2687W
                  3.4Ghz 25Mb Cache            2   £850
CPU cooler     Noctua NH-U12DX i4            2   £100
GPU             PNY Nvidia GTX 680 2Gb    1   £220
Peripheral     USB 3                            1   £10
RAID 0 array Seagate Constellation
                  ST2000NC001 2Tb 7200rpm
                  5yr warranty                    4   £350
Primary SSD  Intel 320 120Gb                    1   £45
Misc             Cable extensions(24pin 2x8pin)
                  AS5, Cable ties etc            1   £10
Additional
cooling     Noctua NF-A14 ULN            2   £35
                  Fractal 140mm                    1   £10

Total:     £2725 + delivery costs / collect from either Hampshire or Yorkshire (around the christmas season)

I'm advertising it here with a view to accepting payment in either Bitcoin, Litecoin or something else of equal value but of course, cash works just fine.

There are unfortunately a few small marks to the sides of the case, one on the right hand side (viewed from the front) where I placed it on it's side and a thumbscrew was on the desk  Embarrassed  Embarrassed however, I really don't think it's that bad and of course, it's only cosmetic. And one on the top near the power/etc button where my wife put an old laptop on the top of it  Huh

I think the price is fair considering the total investment in this machine was approximately £5k. I have receipts for most, if not all of the kit and would be happy to send this on at the time of purchase.

Would make an idea system for a trading platform Wink I did put a copy of Batman Arkhams Origin on, everything clocked up to max on a 1080p monitor and it just flew, incredibly brisk machine and as you'd expect with 32 cores and 64Gb of ram, it has coped remarkably with absolutely anything I have thrown at it.

thanks, Jonathan.
p.s. you can PM me and i'll pass on a phone number if you want to discuss anything with me.
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