To prospective buyers:
Please do your research in profitability and network speed projections and note that these FPGAs will most likely never break even.
I am tired of people selling overpriced mining equipment for prices that will never break even, and even worse... people actually buy them.
Don't be the sucker that buys them from him please, because you will not make a penny off them (if not lose money which is more likely IMO.)
PS: Sorry to crap on your thread rudrigorc2, but I'm not going to let people entice noobs into buying overpriced hardware if I can do something about it.
Like I said on the other post: its impossible to find a quick ROI. Yes, some hardware is over priced, but this one is right on par. If you could get a 800MH/s video card for $200 would you? If you said no, then you aren't in the market for hardware anyway. If you said yes, even THAT great deal would take over 3 months to break even.
So, instead of talking about how expensive equipment is (and I agree with that) please point some of us buying to a place to find this hardware that has a short break even point....so, folks can either a) not mine b/c of the break even will never happen or b) start somewhere until their Avalon setups are complete...
Even with the Avalons, think about it: I am going with steamboats chip order as well as his assembly for a 16 chip setup. Each 16 chip setup is about $175 total cost (assembly/hardware/chips) and nets us 4.5GH/s ...and thats a GREAT deal, right? Well, if I had that RIGHT NOW, I'd still be waiting a month to break even...so, thats the extreme, and break even time still sucks.
I feel you are doing a dis-service to potential buyers and the sellers by bringing the guerrilla and not the banana.