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Topic: [ANN] Cryptorig.com Custom GPU Mining Rigs (Read 1949 times)

legendary
Activity: 2590
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Welcome to the SaltySpitoon, how Tough are ya?
July 10, 2013, 05:04:09 PM
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I would like to make note, that a few days ago, I accidentally gave CryptoRig negative trust, based on an IP confirm that he was an Alt of a confirmed scammer. He brought it to my attention, and due to a cognative lapse, I labeled him instead of Crypto4rig

https://bitcointalksearch.org/user/cryto4rig-124037

Sorry about that Crypto, I hope that anyone who saw the negative trust sees this, and its cleared up.
newbie
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With all the recent media coverage there are many newcomers interested in mining that lack the experience or technical knowledge to design and build their own rigs



The best advice would be... "don't". At $2000 for 1800KH/s, at $0.18/kWh, 5% diminishing return each month for diff increase (ya right), over 2 years to pay off the device.

Miner telling other miners not to mine... You are assuming in your calculations that the exchange rate of all crypto coins will stay the same over 2 years. There were numerous times when bitcoin was under $50 that people made similar assumptions and said "it's not worth it" and "don't bother". Then there are the crypto coin millionaires. You are entitled to your opinion, but there are more appropiate threads to voice them in. Let's try to stay on topic here. Thanks
full member
Activity: 182
Merit: 100


With all the recent media coverage there are many newcomers interested in mining that lack the experience or technical knowledge to design and build their own rigs



The best advice would be... "don't". At $2000 for 1800KH/s, at $0.18/kWh, 5% diminishing return each month for diff increase (ya right), over 2 years to pay off the device.
full member
Activity: 182
Merit: 100
dude just keep doing what your doing and for get all of these fags tht think they're the shit. There are some ppl out there tht want plugNplay rigs
newbie
Activity: 23
Merit: 0
Sorry but I think sellbuy is right... Weren't you some chump on ebay around a month ago? I like the new professional look Wink

http://doxcade.com/store/index.php?dispatch=categories.view&category_id=168

Thanks for bringing this to our attention, that is not our listing. Just another of the numerous people that have copied our ad and are charging more than we do. I have not heard back from anyone who claimed to be able to build this identical rig with all the same brand new parts for less than $1300. No one is able to back up their claims?
hero member
Activity: 714
Merit: 510

well the cards cost 900 by themselves, and he builds it for you. Go get it from dell then maybe? lol

I'm not sure what 7950s you're looking at, but I've never seen a 7950 go for $900.

You're right, no 7950 goes for $900, but 3 do.  Wink I just built a rig with 3 of these same cards, and it cost me $1,200. I probably bought a few things I didn't need, but it was my first. The next one will cost me much less.  Smiley

Where did you buy the components?
hero member
Activity: 714
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Sorry but I think sellbuy is right... Weren't you some chump on ebay around a month ago? I like the new professional look Wink

http://doxcade.com/store/index.php?dispatch=categories.view&category_id=168
newbie
Activity: 23
Merit: 0
In response to all of your comments:
I really appreciate the constructive criticism that some of you left. However when people call my product crap and call me a chump I am not going to take it lying down. I treat my customers well, but people that are disrespectful are not customers that I want to have. I wasn't expecting many mining rig clients from these forums because most people know how to build rigs themselves. I am attempting to make connections as a business that accepts Bitcoins. Reading the forums I see a lot of camaraderie and people working together to advance crypto coin development, awareness and acceptance. I am also adding powered risers to my website and thought that some of you might need those for your own builds. For people that don't know how to build or configure a rig, and don't have the time or inclination to learn, a service like this is the only way to get involved in mining. A preconfigured mining rig is not something you can pick up at the local computer store. If you could buy a rig and tech support with setup from a big-box store it would cost much more than we are charging. My prices and technical support are better than my competitors. Around $1500 in parts goes in to these builds, whoever said they can get this for $900 please share that info with all of us. Anyone that thinks that these rigs are overpriced after taking into account the cost of providing tech support for 6 months, parts, and overhead has obviously never run a business before. Whether you experienced rig builders see the value of this product and service or not there is still a market out there for it and we are one of the best companies around. I welcome additional constructive comments!
full member
Activity: 158
Merit: 100
Nice build.  What are the clocks on your 7970s?  Temps are sky high but you're getting good hash.

gpu0 1080@1490 1.131v
gpu1 1050@1470 1.119v bad asic, so temperature is worse even on lower voltage/freq Sad
gpu2 1100@1499 1.150v
hero member
Activity: 732
Merit: 500
Nosce te Ipsum

well the cards cost 900 by themselves, and he builds it for you. Go get it from dell then maybe? lol

I'm not sure what 7950s you're looking at, but I've never seen a 7950 go for $900.

You're right, no 7950 goes for $900, but 3 do.  Wink I just built a rig with 3 of these same cards, and it cost me $1,200. I probably bought a few things I didn't need, but it was my first. The next one will cost me much less.  Smiley
member
Activity: 74
Merit: 10
3x7970 unlocked Sapphire
1x 7950 Sapphire
Nice build.  What are the clocks on your 7970s?  Temps are sky high but you're getting good hash.
Just curious as we buy vapor-x at the moment but might go for those dual-x in future as the price difference is quite a bit here.
newbie
Activity: 52
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The info for mining rigs is free and available in every forum I have ever been in.  I can't imagine why anyone would pay for a rig when 99% of the fun is building it.  Mining is a hobby, otherwise just use the money you would buy the rig with and buy coins instead.
newbie
Activity: 56
Merit: 0

well the cards cost 900 by themselves, and he builds it for you. Go get it from dell then maybe? lol

I'm not sure what 7950s you're looking at, but I've never seen a 7950 go for $900.
newbie
Activity: 28
Merit: 0
I can get your entire setup under $900 after rebate.
member
Activity: 70
Merit: 10
Processor
AMD Sempron 145 Sargas 2.8GHz Socket AM3 45W Single-Core Desktop Processor
Graphics
3x SAPPHIRE Radeon HD 7950 3GB GDDR5 PCI-Express Video Card with Boost
Power Supply
SeaSonic Platinum 860W ATX12V / EPS12V 80 PLUS PLATINUM Certified

And for this crap 2000$ ?  Cheesy

well the cards cost 900 by themselves, and he builds it for you. Go get it from dell then maybe? lol
member
Activity: 70
Merit: 10
This post does not belong in this sub-forum.
Unless someone wants to mine alt coins with the rigs...
wahhhhhhhhh troll
full member
Activity: 182
Merit: 100
HAHA OWNED=))

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You think voltage unlocked sapphire 7950s, platinum seasonic psus, and 6 months of tech support for newcomers is crap? Educate yourself or go troll somewhere else.

And talking like this to people is no way to gain clients. Go learn some marketing before you actually try and sell crap.

Agreed.
full member
Activity: 182
Merit: 100
You're targeting the wrong crowd. You have to target the computer newbie people.
member
Activity: 70
Merit: 10
HAHA OWNED=))

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You think voltage unlocked sapphire 7950s, platinum seasonic psus, and 6 months of tech support for newcomers is crap? Educate yourself or go troll somewhere else.

And talking like this to people is no way to gain clients. Go learn some marketing before you actually try and sell crap.
full member
Activity: 158
Merit: 100
Sorry but I think sellbuy is right... Weren't you some chump on ebay around a month ago? I like the new professional look Wink

Let's see your build.


3x7970 unlocked Sapphire
1x 7950 Sapphire
1200Watt CoolerMaster
8 gig of ram
athlon x2
ssd 60gb kingston
crappy motherboard for 50$

and a lot of coolers under video cards

cost about 2150$ from local stores

speed 2,8 mhash/s


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