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EluSiOn said:us dollar is backed up by the US airborne division 101
EluSiOn said:us dollar is backed up by the US airborne division 101
Cathar said:
Actually I just sat down with a pen, the receipts, some paper and a calculator and worked out what it costs me to put together an AMD Cascade SS, right from beginning to a packaged box ready to go. I hadn't really done this before but I had a fair idea that I was cutting things pretty finely but really didn't care as I'm not in it for the money. I'm in it purely for the hobby and satisfaction that I get from the people who (hopefully) enjoy their block.
It worked out to a grand total $245 Aussie dollars (AUD) outlayed per block, and that doesn't actually include about 3 hours of my time spent per block.
For an AMD Cascade SS I asked for $253 AUD (not including shipping). Paypal surcharges eats about $11 AUD of that which I'm not allowed to charge for according to Paypal policy (but I do ask for 3% extra to cover the foreign exchange rate conversion to my currency), leaving me with ~$242 received from any one person.
So at the end of the day each SS block is costing me about $3 AUD (or ~$2 US) to send to someone, plus 3 hours of my time.
What do you think would be a fair amount for me to reduce the price by to make it easier for others to afford?
Yeah Fort KNox is nothin...JFettig said:well thats what happens when the us dollar is backed up by nothing....
Jon
I'd be happy if he simply made a GPU cooler.vonkaar said:He is going to make me a Hydra GPU cooler with 400 barbs on it. It will be constructed out of pure platinum.
vonkaar in a different thread said:haha... where is your SS UberBlue? I was looking forward to yours because your system is pretty much 'good to go'. My results won't be 'published' for another month =/. Freaking chiller problems...