it's crossed gold before...briefly

bitcoin is the strongest...even if it's ever replaced it will still serve as a form of measurement.

I'm interested in the fury pending some sort of photo.

Does it come with the respective psu and cabling?

You should take pictures of all the items you want to sell, and have a little piece of paper with your forum name on it in the picture.

This is to help us identify that you actually have these items.

haha cavalier your setup is good and reminds me of my own.

home miner master race!

pictures? where are you shipping from, do you accept escrow?

Until the rig buys itself additional motherboards and cpu's then it's just an extension of the daily. haha.

not the most ghetto but the best I can do on short notice.

My rig is possessed it seems.

Here's one of the racks hehe:

Eh, minus power costs all my asics/gpu's ROI in 3-4 months.

I'll give you $20 to ship it to me...whatever red caviar is.

As the Dude abides...the best rate for purchasing bitcoin is with electricity...it also puts you in a different mindset than the day trading one does.

bitcoin mining is profitable

is owning an ATM profitable?

very few would do it if it wasn't...end of story.

naturally there is a complicated economy that dictates it's value...it's not just mining there's an entire world of non-mining bitcoin related stuff.

Last I checked if you have power that is 10 cents a kw/h or less...then btc mining can be profitable immediately with the proper equipment.

If your power costs more than 10 cents a kw/h then you have to wait for the price to go up or trade it in a different way, like for some shoes from your homie.

Obviously the farther you are from the 10 cent mark the faster you'll profit.

What else are you going to do with your money? Spend it on food or drugs or some short lived form of instant gratification?

you mean 4 dollars in trucks and taxi's aka pocketchange?

You know about 8 years ago I stopped tossing my pocket change and started collecting it.

Every year I cash out $100 or so...it actually adds up. 

they don't make em anymore...what do you think?

plenty of folks selling gpu rig parts in the marketplace.

It's called a slotted round nut, you just need to know what size (M3, M4, M5, etc...) you might be able to go to your local hardware store and find the right size...or order a bunch of random sizes online, they are 10-30 cents ea.

how much time do you have left?

If you were willing to swap one of those 470's with one of your loose cards I might be interested in it. I'm not in a rush or anything, not sure what your time-frame is.

I'm sold. Do you have 7 futurebits and/or du-1's to test on it?

I think that you are taking the wrong approach to competition. There are very few combinations to get 6-8 gpu's in a case with a motherboard and 2 psu's. You didn't invent the measurements or the method or the machine to create this. You didn't invent any of the parts or the way to put them together either.

Having built something doesn't give you explicit rights to the building of said item.

Ideas are cheap, once you have one and share it...then it becomes everyone's idea.