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Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 375. (Read 1260290 times)

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While the SP20 has what appears to be attractive specs depending on the price, it's really too little to late.

Currently 1.6THs will only earn $14 per day before electric costs and that will be substantially lower by delivery in October. It's not much better than having a handful of USB Block Erupters a year ago.  Sad

Yeah, isn't it crazy. This year is very strange: ~70 fold difficulty increase since last November, but more than 50% BTC price decrease.
I would have never guessed that this would be the case. I don't think that this dichotomy can continue much longer, but who knows.

At 100 billion difficultyis where the 1gh/w miners become uunprofitable. To me that's around the upper limit.
legendary
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and charging you 100$/kW/m in electricity.....

Huh Which isn't that far off seeing as it includes housing and maintenance.

exactly..why is $100kw/mo outrageously high, but $99/kw/mo-as great as it can possibly be (for some other hosting sites mentioned here).
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and charging you 100$/kW/m in electricity.....

Huh Which isn't that far off seeing as it includes housing and maintenance.
hero member
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interesting offering. We will see if the price can come in line. Needs to be sub 1k to sell in any quantities.
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Can you prove you are competitive with cloud mining like kryptologika  or hashnest? Are you planning setting up your cloud hashing offer ?

You do not seriously consider hashnest a competitivily priced cloudmining offer, do you?

They are selling (shares of) outdated 1W/GH miners and charging you 100$/kW/m in electricity.....


Anyway, spondoolies isn´t currently in the business of providing cloud mining.
(The method of sale might be different on their next chip generation though, coming next year.)
hero member
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@Spondoolies-Tech, some questions concerning the SP20:

  • 1. When will the price be announced?
  • 2. What's the power consumption when overclocked to 1.8 TH/s?
  • 3. If that's the network socket to the right at the backside, what's the one to the left (some kind of serial?)?
  • 4. What's the USB connector for?
1. Soon
2. Around 1200 Watt
3. USB 2 serial for console, via a special cable (not provided)
4. Wifi dongle. We have experimental support for various dongles in the SP30

Can you prove you are competitive with cloud mining like kryptologika  or hashnest? Are you planning setting up your cloud hashing offer ?
legendary
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@Spondoolies-Tech, some questions concerning the SP20:

  • 1. When will the price be announced?
  • 2. What's the power consumption when overclocked to 1.8 TH/s?
  • 3. If that's the network socket to the right at the backside, what's the one to the left (some kind of serial?)?
  • 4. What's the USB connector for?
1. Soon
2. Around 1200 Watt
3. USB 2 serial for console, via a special cable (not provided)
4. Wifi dongle. We have experimental support for various dongles in the SP30

spoon tech,
  thank you for answering..

question.  Is there any in stock hardware for sale right now?  I want very much to buy some... but I will NOT preorder anything
hero member
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basically all of them. GH/s is GH/s so if you can buy one for say 40% of those cutting edge technology toys why bother?
donator
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Spondoolies, Beam & DAGlabs
@Spondoolies-Tech, some questions concerning the SP20:

  • 1. When will the price be announced?
  • 2. What's the power consumption when overclocked to 1.8 TH/s?
  • 3. If that's the network socket to the right at the backside, what's the one to the left (some kind of serial?)?
  • 4. What's the USB connector for?
1. Soon
2. Around 1200 Watt
3. USB 2 serial for console, via a special cable (not provided)
4. Wifi dongle. We have experimental support for various dongles in the SP30
legendary
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Hi,

Where can I email for tech support for the hosted units?
One of mine dropped to 4TH for the past few days.

E-mail support@, but don't expect an instant reply.
newbie
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Hi,

Where can I email for tech support for the hosted units?
One of mine dropped to 4TH for the past few days.
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@Spondoolies-Tech, some questions concerning the SP20:

  • 1. When will the price be announced?
  • 2. What's the power consumption when overclocked to 1.8 TH/s?
  • 3. If that's the network socket to the right at the backside, what's the one to the left (some kind of serial?)?
  • 4. What's the USB connector for?
hero member
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I think it is the best miner on the market at the moment. Only the price .... Wink

Yes this price totally sucks Smiley
Which miner now?

legendary
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the grandpa of cryptos
I think it is the best miner on the market at the moment. Only the price .... Wink

Yes this price totally sucks Smiley
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Any news on pricing or suggested PSU ratings for the SP20 Jackson?  Just wondering if the 1000w HP server PSU's I've been using on my Bitmain S1's would suffice (on 230w through a PDU to a Garage Welding power socket... easily can handle 50amps at the wall, but the PDU only goes to 30amp). The CCN article only had some base specs and no pricing.

If the pricing was right, this could definitely be a better "upgrade" to my existing farm of 11 S1's than what Bitmain is offering with their S1-to-S3 upgrade kits.



We will be carrying DPS1200W supplies with breakout boards, along with the Sp20 just for it Wink
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I think it is the best miner on the market at the moment. Only the price .... Wink
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Clueless!
Any news on pricing or suggested PSU ratings for the SP20 Jackson?  Just wondering if the 1000w HP server PSU's I've been using on my Bitmain S1's would suffice (on 230w through a PDU to a Garage Welding power socket... easily can handle 50amps at the wall, but the PDU only goes to 30amp). The CCN article only had some base specs and no pricing.

If the pricing was right, this could definitely be a better "upgrade" to my existing farm of 11 S1's than what Bitmain is offering with their S1-to-S3 upgrade kits.




the sp30 would have to be under $1000 usd imho I can get 1.5TH in 5 days now for $1395.00 usd ..so the price better be aggressive with a likely 1st or 2nd week of NOV
'in hand' date at best...we will see

Searing
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Any news on pricing or suggested PSU ratings for the SP20 Jackson?  Just wondering if the 1000w HP server PSU's I've been using on my Bitmain S1's would suffice (on 230w through a PDU to a Garage Welding power socket... easily can handle 50amps at the wall, but the PDU only goes to 30amp). The CCN article only had some base specs and no pricing.

If the pricing was right, this could definitely be a better "upgrade" to my existing farm of 11 S1's than what Bitmain is offering with their S1-to-S3 upgrade kits.

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Clueless!


Looks interesting, though I guess higher densities will be more problematic with this (then again, it is supposed to be a home solution).

Most home miners will either have 1kW PSUs lying around anyway, or will build some with the great breakout boards / soldering skill on the basis of server PSUs.

any good guesses on the price point or is it the same $$/gh more or less?

however I do the math it still does not seem to ROI by say 2nd week of nov arrival date and of course diff rises by then and all  (my guess)...

cute unit thou

Searing
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Looks interesting, though I guess higher densities will be more problematic with this (then again, it is supposed to be a home solution).

Most home miners will either have 1kW PSUs lying around anyway, or will build some with the great breakout boards / soldering skill on the basis of server PSUs.
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