I don't think people still mine bitcoins. The return for finding them isn't greater than the cost of energy spent mining them nowadays. At least, when I last looked into it and I don't imagine it has changed at all.
Price is negotiable, but I'm not selling the parts individually. I want this thing out of my house.

I'm coming here first because I thought I'd give you guys first dibs. I've recently gotten a few parts from a friend's computer as he's going away to the Air Force and doesn't wanna be burdened with it potentially breaking, so he gave them to me. I was able to make a whole gaming computer out of some parts I've since replaced. And I used a configuration similar to this, and I know it's a reliable build that'll play just about any game at a high detail with smooth performance.

The computer can play TF2 at 120+ fps pretty consistently, i'd say that's the biggest attraction here.

Case Manufacturer: Thermaltake (I've forgotten the make and it no longer is available for purchase, but it's colorful and supports ATX. Also has a shitty fan controller built in)
CPU: i5-2500k
CPU cooler: Corsair h60 Liquid Cooling with Push/Pull configuration
Motherboard: LGA 1155 Fatal1ty P67 Pro
RAM: 2x2gb 1333mhz Mushkin Enhanced Silverline
PSU: 850w Bronze (Thermaltake manu.)
DVD Drive: Yes
HDD: Seagate 150gb x 2 in Raid0 Array (Modest read/write performance increase)
GFX: AMD 5770 HD x 2 in CrossFire (Can handle most games on High at 50-60fps)

PHOTO ALBUM HERE

Notes:
- It comes installed with Win 7 64bit, and is ready to go the moment you plug it in. I've wiped the drives a couple times, and put the LAN driver on it so it can connect to the internet. It might also have Google chrome installed on it, I don't remember.
- One card is a reference Radeon card, the other is a MSI Twin Frozr II. Same card, different coolers.
- I have a second pair of memory sticks to make it 8gb of RAM, but I can't find those two sticks for the life of me. If I find them before somebody buys it, I'll throw it in for free.
- The case is a bit worn, has scratch marks and some dust in corners you can't reach but it holds everything just as fine.

My asking price: $400

At retail price, this computer is worth about $900. Some outdated hardware, but it's still a decent machine that'll eat up what you throw at it and has room for upgrades.

Any questions, just add me and we'll discuss in private.

fapn and shdw if you guys go i'll go

Noted, close to me I could probably swing it. I'll commit if there are other people interested.

tf2 is also free now, it's depressing

lol thanks for doing our work smaka now please kindly ban urself from pugs please cheater

so twitch chat confirmed cancer?

Find habitat for humanity. Usually you get free food and get to build stuff. I enjoyed my time with them.

Yes, it's a very easy to use program and I could see myself using it in the future if you made some changes.
So far, I've tried my best navigating from TFTV, to Facebook, to YouTube, back to TFTV with the controller. Mission success, but here's my gripes:

If there's a way to put the mouse cursor movement on one analog stick, go with it. I rarely use the Fast Mouse stick, and when I do, it's too fast. The slow mouse stick is actually just right, but to each their own. Try implementing a variable I can change in the program that adjusts the scale of the speed so somebody can tune it for themselves.

If you implement being able to change the speed, you should do away with the Fast Stick control and make it a scroll feature.

I can't see myself, or anybody really to get used to typing on the controller. So I think you should do away with anything that involves modifying text and change the buttons on the right size of the controller to be actions that interact with the page. Select, open in new tab, close tab, and something else I can't think of.

Using the Enter button in a browser (with no target) creates a (hint box?) blank square that doesn't go away, even after I refresh the page.
Update: It stays indefinitely on my screen throughout all programs. Please fix.

Fast Mouse does not move left or right on an Xbox 360 Controller.

Good program tho.

As someone who uses a controller from time to time, thank you.

I like the Zowie AM, have had no issues with tracking or input so I can't complain about it not doing its job. The shape itself, for my hand size allows me to use a variety of different grips comfortably. I can switch it up at an instant and not feel like I have to get used to it. Gets dirty though, but 9/10 would buy again.

kinda cute

but MLG

I'm having a blast with these new updates. Makes pubbing more fun

That's actually not a bad idea for the thread, but then again a movie section on the site would be better imo.