Topic: SOLD: 690 Mhash/s mining rig - Brand new - Windows 7 pre-installed (Read 2122 times)
Who beat me to it? Dylan?
And it's sold. Thanks for the interest.
Does the price include shipping and where would it ship from (shipping ETA to 93432)? What ship method would you use?
Sending you a pm.
Hi everyone,
I'm new to the forum but not to Bitcoin. I recently expanded my mining capabilities and decided that I'd bought one too many machines, so I'm putting this one up for sale. This machine is more or less new. I built it on Saturday (5/21) and started it mining the next day.
HARDWARE
ASRock 890 GX Extreme 4 AM3 w/ 3 PCI-E 2.0 slots
HIS Radeon HD 6950 1GB 840 default core clock, 1408 stream processors X 2
KINGWIN 730 watt PSU
AMD Athlon X2 245 2.9 Ghz AM3 processor
2 GB Crucial DDR3 1067 memory
160 GB Western Digital 7000 RPM SATA HDD
Basic ATX case w/ 2 extra case fans
SOFTWARE
Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
Catalyst Control Center 11.5
ATI driver 8.85
SDK 2.4.595
GUIMiner/poclbm
The cards are overclocked to 900 and 880 core clock with Catalyst Control's built-in tuner. The temperature of the cards stays in the high 60s or low 70s during the day, and goes down at night. The room they are in is infrequently air conditioned, so they could be kept much cooler if you choose. Right now I am running caseless, but I will include the case if you'd like to use it. With GUIMiner/poclbm, I use the following flags: -v -f30 -w128. The hash rate fluctuates a little, but gives a steady average of 690 Mhash/s, at times breaking 700. They are not Crossfire'd anymore because I didn't notice a difference between hash rates, and because I moved the 2nd card to PCI-E slot 3 for better airflow and the included cable didn't reach. I use a DVI>VGA dummy so that it registers both cards without Crossfire. You could probably stick a third card in slot 2, but you'd need to add fans or have some other cooling solution. I'll include 2 regular Crossfire cables, as well as the 2x 4pin>6pin power converters.
I will also include the retail packaging of the video cards, PSU, and motherboard if desired. The other components were bought OEM.
I'm asking 125 BTC + shipping, which you can see from the invoice included below is more or less at cost. The invoice does not include the heatsink for the CPU, which I purchased separately. A comparable rig from Bitcoinrigs.com costs $1400.
I've included the pertinent details (I think). I know that I am new here, so I'll be willing to provide more info or use an intermediary to show good faith in the sale.
https://i.imgur.com/tTrRs.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/jaPtz.png
https://i.imgur.com/8YxSW.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/fK6qm.png
I'm new to the forum but not to Bitcoin. I recently expanded my mining capabilities and decided that I'd bought one too many machines, so I'm putting this one up for sale. This machine is more or less new. I built it on Saturday (5/21) and started it mining the next day.
HARDWARE
ASRock 890 GX Extreme 4 AM3 w/ 3 PCI-E 2.0 slots
HIS Radeon HD 6950 1GB 840 default core clock, 1408 stream processors X 2
KINGWIN 730 watt PSU
AMD Athlon X2 245 2.9 Ghz AM3 processor
2 GB Crucial DDR3 1067 memory
160 GB Western Digital 7000 RPM SATA HDD
Basic ATX case w/ 2 extra case fans
SOFTWARE
Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit
Catalyst Control Center 11.5
ATI driver 8.85
SDK 2.4.595
GUIMiner/poclbm
The cards are overclocked to 900 and 880 core clock with Catalyst Control's built-in tuner. The temperature of the cards stays in the high 60s or low 70s during the day, and goes down at night. The room they are in is infrequently air conditioned, so they could be kept much cooler if you choose. Right now I am running caseless, but I will include the case if you'd like to use it. With GUIMiner/poclbm, I use the following flags: -v -f30 -w128. The hash rate fluctuates a little, but gives a steady average of 690 Mhash/s, at times breaking 700. They are not Crossfire'd anymore because I didn't notice a difference between hash rates, and because I moved the 2nd card to PCI-E slot 3 for better airflow and the included cable didn't reach. I use a DVI>VGA dummy so that it registers both cards without Crossfire. You could probably stick a third card in slot 2, but you'd need to add fans or have some other cooling solution. I'll include 2 regular Crossfire cables, as well as the 2x 4pin>6pin power converters.
I will also include the retail packaging of the video cards, PSU, and motherboard if desired. The other components were bought OEM.
I'm asking 125 BTC + shipping, which you can see from the invoice included below is more or less at cost. The invoice does not include the heatsink for the CPU, which I purchased separately. A comparable rig from Bitcoinrigs.com costs $1400.
I've included the pertinent details (I think). I know that I am new here, so I'll be willing to provide more info or use an intermediary to show good faith in the sale.
https://i.imgur.com/tTrRs.jpg
https://i.imgur.com/jaPtz.png
https://i.imgur.com/8YxSW.pnghttps://i.imgur.com/fK6qm.png
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