[WTS] Dragon 1 TH/s Miner with new 1350 watt PSU!

[buckrogers]

Here is what I have:

A Dragon 1 TH/s Miner.

I have a free standing tower about the same size a regular PC tower, and it is all in perfect English.

It has been running solid for a while and has no issues, I even replaced the internal PSU with an upgraded one, from the weird chinese one that came with it, which looked like a toy.

I believe it is a 1350 watt EVGA but I would have to confirm for sure, but it does have the upgraded PSU.

I am looking for offers in the range of $850 USD, as it has a brand new PSU in it as well.

I can include shipping within the US, and I have all the original packaging as well. I am flexible and always negotiable, but to a degree.

It was bought for about $1500, and here are some pics for your reference,

Thanks: 

[Blazed]

I would offer .5BTC for it without PSU and I cover shipping.

[jeppe]

1 BTC shipped

[blackheart13]

1.05 shipped

[allinvain]

Yeah sadly you're not going to get $800 for it. I'm been trying to sell my Coincraft 1 TH miners which are of similar build and the price range seems to be $300 to $450. I'll vouch for these dragonminers, they're pretty solid if you get a good one. Good luck with your sale and here is a free bump.

[bigD27]

Yea I pmd the guy saying same thing the miner unfortunately wont reach near the $850 mark. Its more in thw region of 1.25 - 1.50 btc for a 1ths rig.

[jeppe]

antminer s2 go for around 0.9 BTC atm with the same hashing power

[buckrogers]

Still available.

thanks!

[warrensgun]

I'll .8 and i'll supply a shipping label

[buckrogers]

Hi,

Being that the price of BTC is so low, I would accept 2BTC with buyer paying shipping.

thanks!

[padrino]

Hi,

Being that the price of BTC is so low, I would accept 2BTC with buyer paying shipping.

thanks!

I hope you realize it's the BTC ROI that matters irrespective of the BTC price.. If BTC were $2K right now people would still offer about the same because it is about BTC ROI, not what it's worth in fiat..

[DarkKnight]

FYI to all interested, I was looking at buying ~2TH locally for 1BTC. I pay ~$.13/KWh for power. Based on the numbers I ran, 2.6TH won't make ROI for even 1BTC before they become negative in earning vs pwr cost. That was based on the best case scenario with a steady BTC price of $350, 0% pool fee, and a modest 10% increase in difficulty over 60 days.

If your power costs are lower, say <$.06/KWh, you could probably recover your investment, plus get free heat for the winter. Exchange costs notwithstanding though. Bottom line is that cheap power in certain parts of the world, combined with a painfully low BTC price has sucked all the profit out of mining any more. 

[Coopster8888]

FYI to all interested, I was looking at buying ~2TH locally for 1BTC. I pay ~$.13/KWh for power. Based on the numbers I ran, 2.6TH won't make ROI for even 1BTC before they become negative in earning vs pwr cost. That was based on the best case scenario with a steady BTC price of $350, 0% pool fee, and a modest 10% increase in difficulty over 60 days.

If your power costs are lower, say <$.06/KWh, you could probably recover your investment, plus get free heat for the winter. Exchange costs notwithstanding though. Bottom line is that cheap power in certain parts of the world, combined with a painfully low BTC price has sucked all the profit out of mining any more. 

I would offer .5BTC for it without PSU and I cover shipping.

Some people have free power and still only offering .5BTC and he pays shipping, that should tell you that ROI isn't worth it at that price

[darkaire]

Hi,

Being that the price of BTC is so low, I would accept 2BTC with buyer paying shipping.

thanks!

I hope you realize it's the BTC ROI that matters irrespective of the BTC price.. If BTC were $2K right now people would still offer about the same because it is about BTC ROI, not what it's worth in fiat..

People forget these machines don't create Dollars, they create Bitcoins, so their performance must be measured as such. BTC price varies and is not intrinsically linked to the prices of miners, as any whale can quickly move it around at will.

The question to be answered is simple:

Will the miner produce more Bitcoin in its operational life than can be purchased outright at the time? So unless a $330 miner will create more than 1 BTC in a reasonable time frame at the time you start mining, you are better off just buying BTC outright. There is added risk the hardware can simply fail before it breaks even as well.