Topic: [WTS] MSI Big Bang-Marshal (B3) w/ Intel Core i7 2600k (Read 4846 times)
$170 for the board?
Do you still hve the board and cpu or did you sell one or both?
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free bump because i want someone to buy the board.
To the top with you!
This rig was only on for one week this month, CPU was never used for mining.
i know that the cpu wasn't used for mining. just wanted to have a rough idea on how much hours it was used.
This rig was only on for one week this month, CPU was never used for mining.
Sorry, just over 3 months.
so it's been running 24/7 for 3 months?
Sorry, just over 3 months.
Original post after I completed the build
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--7216
Original post after I completed the build
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--7216
can anyone answer my question?
how long has the cpu been used?
PM's sent
i'll offer $200 for cpu+cooler.
how much just for board?
Asking 400
This board actually supports 2, 3 & 4 way crossfire in x16 x8 x8 x8 (same as the Asus Supercomputer), I own one 
. You would be correct in saying Lucid does not support 3 way SLI.
As far as Asus goes, yea they make good boards too. As far as the Supercomputer board goes, great board if you want a 1366 CPU.
Many of the reviews are poor because people never updated their BIOS and there were problems with the first release.
Combo is $475 OBO
. You would be correct in saying Lucid does not support 3 way SLI.As far as Asus goes, yea they make good boards too. As far as the Supercomputer board goes, great board if you want a 1366 CPU.
Many of the reviews are poor because people never updated their BIOS and there were problems with the first release.
Combo is $475 OBO
OK, my quip about "quite a bit better" was based on the (mis?)information about all but 2 of the slots being x1 on your board. And yes, 1366 is getting long in the tooth, but still works well.
This board actually supports 2, 3 & 4 way crossfire in x16 x8 x8 x8 (same as the Asus Supercomputer), I own one . You would be correct in saying Lucid does not support 3 way SLI.
As far as Asus goes, yea they make good boards too. As far as the Supercomputer board goes, great board if you want a 1366 CPU.
Many of the reviews are poor because people never updated their BIOS and there were problems with the first release.
Combo is $475 OBO
. You would be correct in saying Lucid does not support 3 way SLI.As far as Asus goes, yea they make good boards too. As far as the Supercomputer board goes, great board if you want a 1366 CPU.
Many of the reviews are poor because people never updated their BIOS and there were problems with the first release.
Combo is $475 OBO
Asus super computer is the way to go. Better manufacturer, chipset, and all the slots are 16x.
Uh, no - I have one. There a 7x x16 physical size slots, but not all of them are x16 electrical. However, I do agree that it is quite a bit better - none of the slots are less than x8 (I believe, perhaps x4).
how long has the cpu+board been used?
i'll offer 270
i'll offer 270
Its pretty but kinda fail. Lucid hybrid is junk. Only 2 slots are 16x all the rest are 1x. It doesnt support 3 way. Read the reviews.
It was $500 a few weeks ago and has dropped in price every few days due to bad reviews and poor sales. Amazon was selling them for $225 yesterday today its $217. Brand new free ship.
Asus super computer is the way to go. Better manufacturer, chipset, and all the slots are 16x.
It was $500 a few weeks ago and has dropped in price every few days due to bad reviews and poor sales. Amazon was selling them for $225 yesterday today its $217. Brand new free ship.
Asus super computer is the way to go. Better manufacturer, chipset, and all the slots are 16x.
That is like, the nicest board I've seen in ages. /wannnt
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