Topic: <$0.05 per Kw - 2 MEGA WATT FARM (Read 3165 times)
no offense but sounds like scam. Lots of people have setup to host with cheap electric and then just keep miners and nobody gets anything. And the it's going fast, so we better hurry or we'll miss out sounds super scammy...
I know those western countries are very picky about safety and meeting codes and standards. I know alot of mines in north america have huge capital investment because they have to build everything to code.
Do you know how strict the Workers Compensation Board (or whatever it's called) is in NZ? Also, when do you have to start following their requirements? I am sure if you are a one man shop, you don't have to worry about that kinda stuff, but when you start employing people (I think you would have to with 2 MW mine) then it might be mandatory?
Do you know how strict the Workers Compensation Board (or whatever it's called) is in NZ? Also, when do you have to start following their requirements? I am sure if you are a one man shop, you don't have to worry about that kinda stuff, but when you start employing people (I think you would have to with 2 MW mine) then it might be mandatory?
This is very interesting. Cheap energy is great. Removes a lot of limits on what you can do. Good luck.
UPDATE:
there is a big project going on right now locally. A 2mw agreement at less than $0.05
So you need 1333 * 6 card rigs up and running (1500W Per) producing .24 TH/s on ETH. $30,000 revenue per day with ele costs $2,400 per day.
all you need to do now is find 8,000 GPU's.
Why only Gpu's. Can fill with ASIC''s also like OP said.
we will manage and host all crypto miners, from GPUS to ASICS
What would the plan for GPU's be? Do I need to provide everything from MOBO to PSU to Operating System or just the GPU's? I am very interested as I have about maxed out my houses power and my wife already gets mad because she can't use her hair dryer without blowing a fuse
Hers or the house's?
UPDATE:
there is a big project going on right now locally. A 2mw agreement at less than $0.05
So you need 1333 * 6 card rigs up and running (1500W Per) producing .24 TH/s on ETH. $30,000 revenue per day with ele costs $2,400 per day.
all you need to do now is find 8,000 GPU's.
I would be especially interested if this was made into something kind of like that invictus mining company, giga-watt.com, or hashnest.. for Asics and for gpu rigs..
As in we pay you/the company to buy and make the gpu rig and then we pay a reoccuring electric/maintenance fee, but we can choose to get the hardware shipped to us so we actually "own" it once we pay for it. I understand this is more involved and asking for more than just a regular colocation hosting service but just putting the interest out there
As in we pay you/the company to buy and make the gpu rig and then we pay a reoccuring electric/maintenance fee, but we can choose to get the hardware shipped to us so we actually "own" it once we pay for it. I understand this is more involved and asking for more than just a regular colocation hosting service but just putting the interest out there
all of these options will be available. stay tuned for exciting news
I would be especially interested if this was made into something kind of like that invictus mining company, giga-watt.com, or hashnest.. for Asics and for gpu rigs..
As in we pay you/the company to buy and make the gpu rig and then we pay a reoccuring electric/maintenance fee, but we can choose to get the hardware shipped to us so we actually "own" it once we pay for it. I understand this is more involved and asking for more than just a regular colocation hosting service but just putting the interest out there
As in we pay you/the company to buy and make the gpu rig and then we pay a reoccuring electric/maintenance fee, but we can choose to get the hardware shipped to us so we actually "own" it once we pay for it. I understand this is more involved and asking for more than just a regular colocation hosting service but just putting the interest out there
This is going to turn into something BIG
Do you already have the space? I wouldn't mind getting a GPU rig setup for testing purposes if that would help you out?
This is going to turn into something BIG
what will be the plan for hard resets with GPUs?
Maintenance, dead risers, blown PSUs, etc.
Maintenance, dead risers, blown PSUs, etc.
farm will be maintained,
I can replace dead risers and PSUS, I have a huge reserve of risers and also can buy PSUS locally.
(at owners cost)
we will manage and host all crypto miners, from GPUS to ASICS
What would the plan for GPU's be? Do I need to provide everything from MOBO to PSU to Operating System or just the GPU's? I am very interested as I have about maxed out my houses power and my wife already gets mad because she can't use her hair dryer without blowing a fuse
EDIT: If you need someone early to get equipment shipped there to test things, I would be happy to have a rig sent for test purposes/start of hosting.
This could be interesting, but a lot of info missing...
Can you please list which coins you will be mining?
Offering per H/s?
Maintenance fees, or ANY other applicable costs in present or future please?
Thanks
Can you please list which coins you will be mining?
Offering per H/s?
Maintenance fees, or ANY other applicable costs in present or future please?
Thanks
what will be the plan for hard resets with GPUs?
Maintenance, dead risers, blown PSUs, etc.
Maintenance, dead risers, blown PSUs, etc.
Ok, I am interested. Can you PM me your email & phone contacts?
Are you in NZ? Just curious cause I have some friends that are big into Crypto in NZ
Yes I am, MR kilo
Are you in NZ? Just curious cause I have some friends that are big into Crypto in NZ
we will manage and host all crypto miners, from GPUS to ASICS
Will you host GPU farms or just ASICs mainly? I would be highly interested in GPU hosting.
Does anyone actually use hosting services for gpu rigs they made? Sometimes the rigs need physical attention so not being able to access it seems like a major issue. asics and like pandaminers wouldn't need the same physical attention
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