FIATCOIN (FCT)

The way it works is the difficulty skyrockets right after the first block, however, the coin initially trades at a reasonable value but over time it becomes worth less and less and collapses entirely.

Pretty much this. That case is tiny, and beyond that the cards you've chosen don't expel the hot air out of the case, but just circulate inside the case. Seeing as how you haven't built this, and just compiled the parts I can see how it would be easily overlooked. But I can guarantee that you will have serious overheating problems with those cards. If anything I'd switch to reference designed cards, so at the very least a majority of the hot air will be pushed out by the card fans. Even then I wouldn't expect to be able to overclock much and maintain safe temps.

it would appear that it's wildly out-performed by standard ASIC's...

I'd probably be more likely to give my money to BFL

Never buy from an eBay vendor with 0 feedback.

So you're selling something that hasn't even been built yet?

I'm also thinking that 3 7970 will have some heat issues without risers in that case.  Generally closed cases are a bad idea.

7970s generally run at about 300w per card, plus mobo/cpu over head of 100w puts you at 1000w, which is 83% of your PSU -- doesn't matter how efficient it is.

I get about 620mh/s with no overclock per card, you are looking at about 1800mh/s for this build.  But, it's still going to overheat.

1800mh/s
1000w draw

I wonder how many people are punching themselves for panicking and selling around $10/btc.

Interesting ... I am using this LTC calculator and it says I would be mining at a loss with my current setup.  As opposed to BTC.

Since there is a topic for newbies to introduce themselves I think Goodbye topic is also appropiate.
I'll be happy to start.

Farewell all newbies and i'll be looking forward to meeting you in main forums. For me it took 3 days to carry out the requirements and get there.

Anyone selling Ramen noodles... or other food stuffs for BTC? 

i drive a VW GOLF 2, i have 5 of them for spare-parts or to change color.

cheap and reliable.

what about you?

Since it is only in khash and not mhash?

Sorry, I know total newbie question.  But this is the newbie forum, after all.

yes it's all about the cheese

With "no sales" on a "new member" account... I seriously hope you have some realistic form of alternate sales-pitch...

From my perspective, (someone who buys/sells a LOT off e-bay), I can honestly say you and your advertisement look as fake and uninformed as can be.

RAM, SSD, CPU, CASE...

Funny that all you mention in the list comes to well over $6000 in hardware, yet, amazingly, you are selling it for a modest half-price... and can't even afford an actual photo of the actual rig being sold.

Great, you know how to google a gaming-rig and mark it down after stealing the info from the pages.

A "RIG" would consist of a low-power CPU/MOBO combo, 4GB of cheap ram, a USB boot-disk, a 600W PSU... Possibly linux, not windows.

Nice try... But you are not dealing with people here with money to waste on crap they don't need.

BTW 2GH/s... Show me it running at that speed. And show it to me on a kill-o-watt meter, then subtract the cost of electricity, and that 2GH/s (if it even gets that high), is effectively a 400MH/s machine, after electric expenses.

And you are not running this machine why? At a bitcoin estimated income of $391 a month... You would have made your money back in a year. Oh yea, you just purchased it to sell... That is believable...

Similar to what I'm doing, cool

2GB of RAM is hardly a lot, wouldn't go much lower especially if you plan to do Scrypt. Processor is pretty cheap, and SSD is around the same price as a 250GB Magnetic.

This look like a pretty solid rig. I'm not sure how many people would be willing to spend that much on a GPU mining rig right now, but it looks pretty slick. Nice work.

High end case, expensive processor, lots of ram, Windows 7, SSD?  None of that does anything but waste money.

With ASICs being shipped only a fool would be investing in GPU rigs ... but if one does buy a GPU rig other than quality PSU, and GPUs themselves everything else should be as cheap as humanly possible to maximize efficiency (MH/$).   Your $0.75 per MH is horrible.  Downright guarantees anyone buying it will never come close to breaking even.