The motherboard is also facing inward on mine. I'm using normal flex risers, working good so far.

Finished the building today. Still have to get a motherboard for 6 cards, new risers and a new psu though. Temps are pretty good but can be better. I'm going to try covering the sides, hoping this will increase the flow past the cards. Motherboard can be easily removed for quick access without touching the GPU's.

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Anyone know which pools are giving good returns? I'm at GetBy now but their hash seems very low compared to the network.

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Just a simple shopping crate.
Current one is made of plastic as it is just a shopping crate. You could use more GPU's but this is the maximum you can fit on regular motherboards. If you wanted to add more, you would need to add another motherboard, cpu and ram so this seemed like the perfect number. If I wanted to, I could make it bigger though. Same principle would work with 10 or 20 GPU's.
The fans used are 200 mm so the base would be around 600mm x 250mm. Height wil be around 500mm.

I think investing some of his cash in some assistance with the website would be nice. He doesn't have to do it all by himself.

coldest one: 67 and hottest one: 75.

Setup:
Proc: Intel Celeron G1620
Mobo: Gigabyte GA-Z68X-UD3H-B3
RAM: Corsair Dominator CMP4GX3M2C1600C7
PSU: Corsair Enthusiast TX850M
        Seasonic M12II 750W 80+ Bronze
GPU: 3x Dual-x 280x 1x Vapor-X and in a few days a Gigabyte 7970

I'll be running the Dual-X's from the 850 Corsair and the Vapor and GB from the 750W, which will also power the Mobo and risers.

I'm planning on building this in a few weeks:
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It'll run 7 280x's on 3 PSU's cooled by 6 200mm fans. All arranged vertical to create a natural flow upward.

4x 280x waiting on a 290x so I can add another.
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[WTS] 26k Noble for 0.02BTC

WTS 25K NOBLE = 0.022BTC

Why not use one of the exchanges and have them wire the money? If privacy is the problem, I would go local as suggested above.

The main reason this is not necessary (besides the obvious problems it would create), is because a BTCcan be split in billions of pieces. Whereas a dollar/euro can only be split in 100 pieces. When the value of a currency rises to extreme points, you could end up with a car costing several cents. If this is the case then you will not be able to pay for something like bread as this would be far too expensive. That's the reason that banks make sure there is enough money circulating to allow people to buy what they want at the right price. But if a car was .01BTC, that would still allow people to buy bread for, for example, 0.0000001BTC. So there's no real problem in 'losing' coins.

They would probably use laws already in existence. Here's a good article: http://www.wired.com/wiredenterprise/2014/01/stampact/ The legality all depends on the pressure from the banks and from people using it to prevent the payment of taxes. If those problems rise, we would see a push towards a ban.