Topic: ASRock H81 Pro BTC in-stock and for sale - REDUCED! (Read 2951 times)
I changed pricing to the BTC equivalent of USD because of the large swings BTC has taken recently. Current pricing is $119 or best offer.
.2btc is $134...
Price reduced, and additional inventory now available.
Just got a big shipment in and am running a quick sale for members here only. 0.2 BTC per board.
I have 30 of these back in stock if anyone needs some. Thanks!
These boards sold out a while ago - sorry I didn't update the thread sooner. I will be getting more in stock towards the end of the month if anyone is interested.
Thanks!
Thanks!
Got 2 boards from Chrisaka... paid in advance and he shipped same day. Great service, thanks!
Thank you for your support! You will have your boards in-hand by Monday!
Free market gents. Only a couple places have these in stock and they are all around the same price. I'd rather support a bitcoiner on here so I placed an order for 2 as well.
It is the American way guys
It is the American way guys
Just a short question: Can I put a x1 riser into a x16 mainboard-slot?
Yes. It just carries the first channel of data on the slot.
Just a short question: Can I put a x1 riser into a x16 mainboard-slot?
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Save you from using the powered riser
Just an update - 27 boards left. Reply here or message me if interested. Thanks!
Well good luck on the forums, mate! I wish you the best! I'll keep you in mind if I ever decided to try one of these out.
-Fuse
-Fuse
Who cares if newegg is sold out. These aren't special motherboards, they are budget motherboards, designed to be cheap. They offer no advantages for most users above the other choices on the market. They are a great deal at $60-70, but there is no point in buying them at $170 unless someone doesn't understand how to do this the right way.
You're entitled to your opinion, but I'd appreciate it if you wouldn't come in and try to shit on my for sale thread. If you don't like the product - fine. I worked hard to get a supply of these boards when not many other people have them, and I'm certainly entitled to sell them at whatever price the market allows.
Who cares if newegg is sold out. These aren't special motherboards, they are budget motherboards, designed to be cheap. They offer no advantages for most users above the other choices on the market. They are a great deal at $60-70, but there is no point in buying them at $170 unless someone doesn't understand how to do this the right way.
All that aside, Culexevilman has requests for these at $170 shipped, day in and day out. Yes, that is overpriced. Yes, they do not offer anything different with the exception of the added molex power connector at the board. But people want them. That's why year old reference 7950s are being listed on Newegg for $430. People will pay for equipment they want, even if it's grossly overpriced.
I say let the new guy try to do some business with these. He's obviously invested into this now if that's truly how many he bought in the picture.
-Fuse
Thank you. I've been doing just fine selling these on other platforms. I wouldn't mind stocking up on BTC/LTC, so I'm here. If people are interested - great. If not, they can feel free to buy a different product. Thanks again.
I say let the new guy try to do some business with these. He's obviously invested into this now if that's truly how many he bought in the picture.
-Fuse
-Fuse
Agreed. It is supply and demand. There is demand for these and supply appears to be limited. I didn't mean to rain on anyone's parade.
Agreed as well. This might retail for $xx but since there is a huge demand for them the market price is $xxx.
I say let the new guy try to do some business with these. He's obviously invested into this now if that's truly how many he bought in the picture.
-Fuse
-Fuse
Agreed. It is supply and demand. There is demand for these and supply appears to be limited. I didn't mean to rain on anyone's parade.
Who cares if newegg is sold out. These aren't special motherboards, they are budget motherboards, designed to be cheap. They offer no advantages for most users above the other choices on the market. They are a great deal at $60-70, but there is no point in buying them at $170 unless someone doesn't understand how to do this the right way.
All that aside, Culexevilman has requests for these at $170 shipped, day in and day out. Yes, that is overpriced. Yes, they do not offer anything different with the exception of the added molex power connector at the board. But people want them. That's why year old reference 7950s are being listed on Newegg for $430. People will pay for equipment they want, even if it's grossly overpriced.
I say let the new guy try to do some business with these. He's obviously invested into this now if that's truly how many he bought in the picture.
-Fuse
Thanks for the pointers. Can someone recommend a trusted escrow provider? I'll research this, and am happy to offer it.
I lowered my price to $169 shipped. Shipping is free, so I can't discount that! But there would be a discount for multiple boards shipped overnight or internationally. Keep in mind for US members you should have these in-hand 2 days after you order - no waiting on shipping from Taiwan. These boards have been selling for $199 USD - I am just listing here for those that are interested who want to pay in crypto.
Good find on Newegg - it looks like they JUST got them back in stock, and I am betting they won't last long (not to mention one per customer). They are sold out on their site already.
I'm happy to provide references if needed.
Thanks,
Chris
I lowered my price to $169 shipped. Shipping is free, so I can't discount that! But there would be a discount for multiple boards shipped overnight or internationally. Keep in mind for US members you should have these in-hand 2 days after you order - no waiting on shipping from Taiwan. These boards have been selling for $199 USD - I am just listing here for those that are interested who want to pay in crypto.
Good find on Newegg - it looks like they JUST got them back in stock, and I am betting they won't last long (not to mention one per customer). They are sold out on their site already.
I'm happy to provide references if needed.
Thanks,
Chris
Who cares if newegg is sold out. These aren't special motherboards, they are budget motherboards, designed to be cheap. They offer no advantages for most users above the other choices on the market. They are a great deal at $60-70, but there is no point in buying them at $170 unless someone doesn't understand how to do this the right way.
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