FS: Antminer S5 with Corsair CX750M power supply

[lex_minutor]

I am selling 2 bundles consisting of a Bitmain Antminer S5 and a Corsair CX750M power supply.
The power supplies come in the original box with all the cables. I don't have the boxes for the miners, but I'll make sure to pack them well.
I'm looking to get $450 for bundle A and $500 for bundle B, in bitcoin equivalent.
Bundle B is more expensive because it contains an awesome S5, runs cool and it has super low errors.
Runs at 387.5M at 1270GH/s stable, with 0.0093% error rate.
Look at the screenshots of the stats pages on the bottom of the post.

If you are looking to buy both, we can work something out.
I've recently sold 3 of these bundles to another forum member and he left me positive feedback.
We can use escrow with OgNasty, but you pay his fee.

Let me know if you have any other questions.

S5A:


S5B:

[allinvain]

Ooooo..you got more

[lex_minutor]

Yea, just decided to sell these last 2 S5s I have.
Moving to more of rack mount setup.
Let me know if you want to do another deal

[allinvain]

Yeah actually I am looking to make another deal. You think you can ship them this time to Canada though?

[TheButterZone]

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