soo is better to mine at cex.io with those 7300 dollars i guess or there are any other place better to mine and secure as that
i made a transfer to cex.io and till now i dont know which confirmation they are asking soo if anyone knows what i need just tell me thanks all
Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 339. (Read 1260363 times)
September 28, 2014, 07:18:06 AM
September 28, 2014, 04:53:45 AM
Yeah, I also use data centers meant for internet hosting and they give you a static IP block with a gateway IP address. This doesn't work well with Spondoolies and KnC default setups.
Huh ? Why not ?
There appears to be some bug in the firmware/software/hardware combination that is SP30/31 and static IP addresses. I don't have one so can only offer advice generically, but using DHCP fixes the issue.
September 28, 2014, 04:31:59 AM
Yeah, I also use data centers meant for internet hosting and they give you a static IP block with a gateway IP address. This doesn't work well with Spondoolies and KnC default setups.
Huh ? Why not ?
September 28, 2014, 04:12:20 AM
anyone knows the weight of this thanks
According to Fedex the SP30 was 18.8 kg. The SP35 can't be much heavier if physically only the PSUs changed. September 28, 2014, 02:32:47 AM
main point i asked how many bitcoins this machine SP35 that looks to have 6000 ghs can mine monthly......
Probably a lot less than it costs you
Mining is a dead game, you won't ROI with such pre-orders that take 2 months and difficulty rising the way it is.
September 27, 2014, 08:21:13 PM
main point i asked how many bitcoins this machine SP35 that looks to have 6000 ghs can mine monthly......
Probably a lot less than it costs you
September 27, 2014, 08:19:34 PM
Yeah, I also use data centers meant for internet hosting and they give you a static IP block with a gateway IP address. This doesn't work well with Spondoolies and KnC default setups.
Huh ? Why not ?
September 27, 2014, 05:52:58 PM
main point i asked how many bitcoins this machine SP35 that looks to have 6000 ghs can mine monthly...... as i say at test sale those transport would cost me 300 dollars soo 4200 dollars more the taxes that for sure i will have to pay to get this SP35 will cost me around 7300 dollars....
anyone knows the weight of this thanks
anyone knows the weight of this thanks
September 27, 2014, 12:31:49 AM
As i read last pages of this topic this project of 6000 ghs get out soo this equipment goes to 4500 ghs thats great my question since im new and i wanna buy 1 miner ,those 4500ghs mines how many bitcoins currently ,i know difficulty is getting higger week by week.... and to send this product to Brazil how much it will cost just to send it the taxer here goes around 60 to 75% besides the cost and worth of the product soo i need to know how much it will cost to send ,all people o know are paying those taxes in Brazil ,
This machine comes with the scrypt and i can choose any pool i mean look,ghash.io im here registed and ready to mine ,or there is a restrict pool to mine as the place you belong ....
the main question is the machine is with scrypt installed ?soo all i have to put is the stratum my id and worker and start? is that or something else do to do mine bitcoins thanks and sorry im new and in portuguese there are no such support better then this forum knowledge users as companies .
This machine comes with the scrypt and i can choose any pool i mean look,ghash.io im here registed and ready to mine ,or there is a restrict pool to mine as the place you belong ....
the main question is the machine is with scrypt installed ?soo all i have to put is the stratum my id and worker and start? is that or something else do to do mine bitcoins thanks and sorry im new and in portuguese there are no such support better then this forum knowledge users as companies .
No offense but you should use Portugeuse to English Google translate it you want to get your point across. Your English is not very good.
I think I can answer a couple of question though.
No, you can't mine Script with this machine. It is for SHA-256 only (BTC, PPC and a few other virtually worthless coins).
You can mine at any bitcoin pool of your choosing.
I have absolutely no idea what it would cost to ship to Brazil. But if you have to pay 60-75% import duty (!) on top of the hardware cost and shipping you might as well forget mining. All BTC mining equipment is marginally profitable under the absolute best circumstances... super cheap and reliable electricity, no VAT or import fees, a suitable location to run noisy and hot hardware and the most efficient miners bought at the lowest price possible. And then you still have to hope for low difficulty adjustments.
September 26, 2014, 09:31:11 PM
As i read last pages of this topic this project of 6000 ghs get out soo this equipment goes to 4500 ghs thats great my question since im new and i wanna buy 1 miner ,those 4500ghs mines how many bitcoins currently ,i know difficulty is getting higger week by week.... and to send this product to Brazil how much it will cost just to send it the taxer here goes around 60 to 75% besides the cost and worth of the product soo i need to know how much it will cost to send ,all people o know are paying those taxes in Brazil ,
This machine comes with the scrypt and i can choose any pool i mean look,ghash.io im here registed and ready to mine ,or there is a restrict pool to mine as the place you belong ....
the main question is the machine is with scrypt installed ?soo all i have to put is the stratum my id and worker and start? is that or something else do to do mine bitcoins thanks and sorry im new and in portuguese there are no such support better then this forum knowledge users as companies .
This machine comes with the scrypt and i can choose any pool i mean look,ghash.io im here registed and ready to mine ,or there is a restrict pool to mine as the place you belong ....
the main question is the machine is with scrypt installed ?soo all i have to put is the stratum my id and worker and start? is that or something else do to do mine bitcoins thanks and sorry im new and in portuguese there are no such support better then this forum knowledge users as companies .
September 26, 2014, 07:01:53 PM
Unfortunately, even with the latest developments, solar power (photovoltaics) is the most expensive renewable energy at this point in time as $$/MWh goes. And it runs twice more expensive as the next in line (wind offshore), if you're off-the-grid, mainly because of the battery costs.
is there a thread somewhere on this forum for alternative power methods?
September 26, 2014, 06:28:18 PM
Can anyone report on their experiences with the SP30 on p2pool please? Thanks.
We currently have about 230 TH/s mostly comprising SP30s on p2pool. They seem to work with p2pool just fine.
Did you get your local p2pool up and running?
September 26, 2014, 04:49:06 PM
I went to 1.5.6 on my two SP10's and hashing speeds dropped from a solid 1.4TH to a 1.38TH.
Can you overclock it a bit ? Some 20GH it's normal variance for 1.4TH, I might say.
And a difference of 12 cents per day.
With the eligius.st luck lately .. I wish to be only that much.
September 26, 2014, 04:25:21 PM
I went to 1.5.6 on my two SP10's and hashing speeds dropped from a solid 1.4TH to a 1.38TH.
Can you overclock it a bit ? Some 20GH it's normal variance for 1.4TH, I might say.
And a difference of 12 cents per day.
September 26, 2014, 04:13:42 PM
zvisha, have you guys underclocked SP10s? If so can you give us roughly power consumption for whatever settings you tested?
I think this will help SP10 owners to prolong their mining if they can get higher efficiency. Just like how Bitmain did to their chips
I think this will help SP10 owners to prolong their mining if they can get higher efficiency. Just like how Bitmain did to their chips
It is easy.
Set low starting voltage and slightly higher top voltage. See the watts it is using in the "asic stats" page. Divide the hash-rate to get GH/W.
I am not near SP10 to provide numbers, but maybe someone here is.
P.S. The actual GH/W at given voltage will depend on your batch too.
~1.17 TH / ~910 W / "quiet" mode
=> 0.77 J/GH
September 26, 2014, 03:35:14 PM
zvisha, have you guys underclocked SP10s? If so can you give us roughly power consumption for whatever settings you tested?
I think this will help SP10 owners to prolong their mining if they can get higher efficiency. Just like how Bitmain did to their chips
I think this will help SP10 owners to prolong their mining if they can get higher efficiency. Just like how Bitmain did to their chips
It is easy.
Set low starting voltage and slightly higher top voltage. See the watts it is using in the "asic stats" page. Divide the hash-rate to get GH/W.
I am not near SP10 to provide numbers, but maybe someone here is.
P.S. The actual GH/W at given voltage will depend on your batch too.
September 26, 2014, 02:49:52 PM
There is no pleasure in having nothing to do; the fun is in having lots to do and not doing it .. September 26, 2014, 02:15:17 PM
zvisha, have you guys underclocked SP10s? If so can you give us roughly power consumption for whatever settings you tested?
I think this will help SP10 owners to prolong their mining if they can get higher efficiency. Just like how Bitmain did to their chips
I think this will help SP10 owners to prolong their mining if they can get higher efficiency. Just like how Bitmain did to their chips
September 26, 2014, 11:12:45 AM
Unfortunately, even with the latest developments, solar power (photovoltaics) is the most expensive renewable energy at this point in time as $$/MWh goes. And it runs twice more expensive as the next in line (wind offshore), if you're off-the-grid, mainly because of the battery costs.
yeah the battery costs are high , some people have success chanining together a ton of cheap car battries though if you are a do it yoruselfer
September 26, 2014, 11:04:40 AM
Unfortunately, even with the latest developments, solar power (photovoltaics) is the most expensive renewable energy at this point in time as $$/MWh goes. And it runs twice more expensive as the next in line (wind offshore), if you're off-the-grid, mainly because of the battery costs.
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