WTS 290X, 8 GB RAM

[sonikku13]

I am selling all the parts for a versatile 2.1 MH/sec mining and gaming rig. The reason I am selling this rig is because the group home I live in shut down my mining operation. As a result, it's now a paperweight.

Mining and computer parts are listed below. Pictures of the fully assembled rig is linked here. https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=514173.msg5755017#msg5755017

Sapphire Radeon R9 290X - $300 - AMD reference card with reference cooler. Voltage unlocked. Was bought open-box, so no warranty. However, it works nearly perfectly for gaming, depending on the driver. Works perfectly with the 14.4 driver.
8 GB DDR3-1333 SDRAM - $50

DannyHamilton will provide escrow for this transaction.

Sold items:
AMD FX-8350 - $100 - Sold to shackleford.
Corsair AX1200i - $175 - Sold to shackleford.
HIS Radeon HD 7970 - $125 - Sold on eBay. - AMD reference card. Voltage unlocked. Works perfectly as far as I can tell.
Sapphire Radeon HD 7970 - $100 - Sold on eBay. - AMD reference card. Voltage unlocked. Probably needs a reflow for gaming. Works perfectly for mining (730 KH/sec at 1050 MHz core/1500 MHz memory) and folding (100k to 110k PPD).
VisionTek Radeon HD 7970 - $100 - Sold on eBay. - AMD reference card. Voltage unlocked. Probably needs a reflow for gaming. Works perfectly for mining (730 KH/sec at 1050 MHz core/1500 MHz memory) and folding (100k to 110k PPD).

[sonikku13]

Bump. Throwing in a free 336 MH/sec block erupter USB. Will hopefully have pictures tonight if I can get my mom's camera and if I can sync it with my PC. If not, then I'll hopefully have pictures by the end of the weekend.

[sonikku13]

[MrThePlague]

A once over with a rag to get rid of some of that GPU dust goes a long way

[sonikku13]

A once over with a rag to get rid of some of that GPU dust goes a long way

Eh, I'd rather use compressed air, but the group home won't let me buy it.

[sonikku13]

Now listed on eBay. Local pickup only if bought on eBay.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/221397053174

[sonikku13]

Bump. Listing my valuations for each part, which gives a total of $1,600.

CPU: AMD FX-8350 - $130
GPU: 3x Radeon HD 7970 - 1x $250, 2x $200
MB: Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD7 - $100
Memory: 16 GB DDR3-1600 SDRAM - $150
SSD: 256 GB Crucial M4 - $150
DVD burner: 24x DVD-RW burner - $10
PSU: Corsair AX1200i - $200
Case: Cooler Master HAF 912 - $40
CPU heatsink: Xigmatek Aegir - $40
Case fans: 6x Rosewill RFX-120 - 6x $5
OS: Windows 8 Pro - $100

All in all, it's good value for what you get.

[sonikku13]

Bump. DannyHamilton will provide escrow for this transaction.

[sonikku13]

Bump. Price lowered to $1,100. Have to get rid of this.

[TrollboxChamp]

A once over with a rag to get rid of some of that GPU dust goes a long way

this...

[sonikku13]

Bump. Now listed on Craigslist. http://minneapolis.craigslist.org/hnp/sys/4403518452.html

[Ntrain2k]

Might have better luck parting it out.

[sonikku13]

Bump. Reduced RAM to 8 GB to put it in my other PC.

[Walking Glitch]

Group home won't elt you buy compressed air? Are you in the USSR?

EDIT: Twin Cities area, that's not far from here, let me know if you plan on parting it out, I may be able to do a local pickup.

[sonikku13]

Bump. Group homes suck, plain and simple... Looks like I'm gonna be parting this rig out. Here are my prices for each component.

AMD FX-8350 - $100
HIS Radeon HD 7970 - $250
Sapphire Radeon HD 7970 - $225
VisionTek Radeon HD 7970 - $225
Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD7 - $100
8 GB DDR3-1333 SDRAM - $50
256 GB Crucial M4 - $125
ASUS 24x DVD-RW burner - $10
Corsair AX1200i - $175
Cooler Master HAF 912 - $35
Xigmatek Aegir - $35
Rosewill RFX-120 - $5 each, all six for $25
Windows 8.1 Pro OEM - $100
Creative Sound Blaster X-Fi Titanium HD - $75

Bundle offers
AMD FX-8350, Xigmatek Aegir, Gigabyte GA-990FXA-UD7, Windows 8.1 Pro OEM, Cooler Master HAF 912, 6x Rosewill RFX-120 - $375
3x Radeon HD 7970 - $625

[ssateneth]

Were some of those gpu's ones I sold you way back when?

[sonikku13]

Yep.

[incognitoworker]

Interested in the fx-8350 cpu, and maybe all gpus, depending on price.
Shipping to europe tho...
Regards

[sonikku13]

Bump. Still deciding whether I want to ship these out or not. Leaning towards no, but I can be swayed if someone can tell me the right way to pack computer components, or if I can find the right way myself. In the meantime, prices dropped on the 7970s.

[shackleford]

Bump. Still deciding whether I want to ship these out or not. Leaning towards no, but I can be swayed if someone can tell me the right way to pack computer components, or if I can find the right way myself. In the meantime, prices dropped on the 7970s.

I ship stuff all the time, I hate hassle and just use the USPS flat rate boxes. Video cards and motherboards I have been shipping in medium flat rate (rectangle not square) boxes with anti stat bags around the devices taped shut then bubble wrap. I break down the box and include it along with accessories.

larger items like your PSU may fit in a large flat rate and your options open up as long as you or your buyer don't care about maintaining the original packaging.

For the smaller items like CPUs / memory/ media , If they fit in a small flat rate box with bubble wrap its good otherwise a medium square and bubble/paper/peanuts.

I just keep a bunch of the flat rate boxes on hand (all sizes) since they are free from the post office and they are ready to go. No need to deal with people asking for shipping quotes all over the county...  just print a label tape it to the box then check the box for a pick up outside your door or put in the mailbox or drop it off.

This is just how I do it, I have gotten good feedback on my packaging on ebay and I make it so simple that I get crap out of my house quickly... (might pay more for the flat rate but the low hassle means I will actually sell stuff)

I PM'd you a few days ago, I am interested in the CPU and possibly the PSU.