Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 445. (Read 1260350 times)
August 13, 2014, 09:59:43 AM
I have free energy around 10kw/h so I can order some ants for september
August 13, 2014, 09:18:38 AM
Just to compare the new Bitmine S3+ https://www.bitmaintech.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020140813125800214NBU85kWt0672
10 pieces = 4530GH +-5% / 3550W
Price: 5.8 BTC + 5 PSUs for each $150 = ~$3,132 + $750 = $3,882
Funny, exactly the same like the YUKON SEPTEMBER BATCH 2 for $3,895 - but slightly less noisy...
10 pieces = 4530GH +-5% / 3550W
Price: 5.8 BTC + 5 PSUs for each $150 = ~$3,132 + $750 = $3,882
Funny, exactly the same like the YUKON SEPTEMBER BATCH 2 for $3,895 - but slightly less noisy...
true but BItmain is out of stock now. 20th september preorders only...
price per 1Th recap:
noose is tightening around... you have to be stupid to preorder anything now.
August 13, 2014, 09:08:20 AM
Just to compare the new Bitmine S3+ https://www.bitmaintech.com/productDetail.htm?pid=00020140813125800214NBU85kWt0672
10 pieces = 4530GH +-5% / 3550W
Price: 5.8 BTC + 5 PSUs for each $150 = ~$3,132 + $750 = $3,882
Funny, exactly the same like the YUKON SEPTEMBER BATCH 2 for $3,895 - but slightly less noisy...
10 pieces = 4530GH +-5% / 3550W
Price: 5.8 BTC + 5 PSUs for each $150 = ~$3,132 + $750 = $3,882
Funny, exactly the same like the YUKON SEPTEMBER BATCH 2 for $3,895 - but slightly less noisy...
August 13, 2014, 07:55:47 AM
The three from my customer are capped at 1100W, as per Zvi's recommendations. They're each hashing stably at around 3950 GH/s. Currently, I'm seeing 3923.69 GH/s, 3951.675 GH/s, and 3982.555 GH/s. These three are all running 2.2.35.
This simply isn't the advertised (after adjustment) 4.5TH. WTF? Is spondoolies trying to lower the rate still further? 6.5Th -> 6.0TH -> 5.5TH -> 4.5Th -> 4.0TH. Where does this stop?
4 is about 60% of 6.5. That sucks tremendously. That is not a simple engineering estimation error. That is a major defect.
Product was advertised at 5.4Th/s. The 6Th/s was an added bonus and not available for long and for many customers. SP10 had a drop in hashrate on 110V so it was expected to be the same for SP30. The machine can do 4.5Th/s, but you just need to supply it the proper power.
it was 0,5 W/GH. 2200W for 3950GH is 0,56 W/GH. But I guess its not the 5400GH, thats a pretty 25% loss. When you ordered 4 pcs. then you have one lost. Pre-orders are like buying a pig in a poke. it could we worser.
August 13, 2014, 06:34:39 AM
When does the Gb start shipping?
I read on here after August 15th....we will see
Searing
August 13, 2014, 06:01:09 AM
When does the Gb start shipping?
August 13, 2014, 02:08:31 AM
Spondoolies's machines operate at or near the limit of their power supplies' performance, which means that running on 120V slows down the machines.
This seems to be a very short-sighted cost-cutting measure. As someone who has mined for many years, running PSUs 24/7 at 100% capacity is never a good idea.
Actually they run them over 110% capacity source ZVI somewhere in this thread
my sp10s are running fine since april @ 100%. it really depends on the psu i think...
August 13, 2014, 01:53:14 AM
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zvi JUST said hes off for a 3 daybreak vacation, that isnt what i call 'all hands on deck'
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zvi JUST said hes off for a 3 day
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Zvisha will be online during his short 3 days vacation. Remo is available as well.
We're producing and shipping every day.
August 13, 2014, 01:20:35 AM
I have been trying to purchase the SP-30 6TH/s miner and have actually written with Gadi a few times, then,, poof, vanished. Now the SP-30's are 4.5TH/s and we have been trying to figure out the difference but cannot reach anyone at Spondoolies-tech. We were going to purchase between 4 & 6 miners but could not talk with anyone. Has anyone else had this problem? Doing the "due diligence" I thought I had found the best company to do business with, now??? No answers.
Thanks to anyone,
gpguy
Thanks to anyone,
gpguy
I think they just got another round of chips in, so im sure everyone is hands on deck to get the SP30's put together, tested, and out the door to us. The miners you are looking to buy appear to be available on their website for September Batch, there is enough information in this thread that you can easily decide if you are willing to purchase or not, the only reason i can see youd want to talk directly to them is for a discount.. now in my opinion, getting miners into our hungry hands and on time is more important than offering you a discount for possibly 6 miners in September (they have not even come up with a finalized compensation plan, they obviously can't discount before that happens) . Things will slow down eventually and they will become the great forum presence they have always been. Hang in there brotha.
zvi JUST said hes off for a 3 day
NOT that i begrudge anyone a vacation, however timing is 'as they say' of the essence...
August 13, 2014, 12:56:34 AM
I have been trying to purchase the SP-30 6TH/s miner and have actually written with Gadi a few times, then,, poof, vanished. Now the SP-30's are 4.5TH/s and we have been trying to figure out the difference but cannot reach anyone at Spondoolies-tech.
The 6TH/s SP-30's are vapour-ware as I understand it. The 4.5TH/s version actually exists.
August 13, 2014, 12:54:49 AM
August 12, 2014, 11:55:20 PM
Who do I email for change of shipping address??
Just include stuff like the order id and obviously the new shipping address in the email.
August 12, 2014, 11:53:22 PM
Spondoolies is in full production mode at the moment and support requests with less priority could take a little longer than expected.
You will get very fast replys if you need to change your shipping address (e.g to your hosting site) or need help with one of your already owned units (you can also post here first and someone will likely help you).
You will get very fast replys if you need to change your shipping address (e.g to your hosting site) or need help with one of your already owned units (you can also post here first and someone will likely help you).
Who do I email for change of shipping address??
August 12, 2014, 11:07:56 PM
Spondoolies is in full production mode at the moment and support requests with less priority could take a little longer than expected.
You will get very fast replys if you need to change your shipping address (e.g to your hosting site) or need help with one of your already owned units (you can also post here first and someone will likely help you).
You will get very fast replys if you need to change your shipping address (e.g to your hosting site) or need help with one of your already owned units (you can also post here first and someone will likely help you).
August 12, 2014, 09:59:48 PM
I have been trying to purchase the SP-30 6TH/s miner and have actually written with Gadi a few times, then,, poof, vanished. Now the SP-30's are 4.5TH/s and we have been trying to figure out the difference but cannot reach anyone at Spondoolies-tech. We were going to purchase between 4 & 6 miners but could not talk with anyone. Has anyone else had this problem? Doing the "due diligence" I thought I had found the best company to do business with, now??? No answers.
Thanks to anyone,
gpguy
Thanks to anyone,
gpguy
I think they just got another round of chips in, so im sure everyone is hands on deck to get the SP30's put together, tested, and out the door to us. The miners you are looking to buy appear to be available on their website for September Batch, there is enough information in this thread that you can easily decide if you are willing to purchase or not, the only reason i can see youd want to talk directly to them is for a discount.. now in my opinion, getting miners into our hungry hands and on time is more important than offering you a discount for possibly 6 miners in September (they have not even come up with a finalized compensation plan, they obviously can't discount before that happens) . Things will slow down eventually and they will become the great forum presence they have always been. Hang in there brotha.
August 12, 2014, 09:25:54 PM
I have been trying to purchase the SP-30 6TH/s miner and have actually written with Gadi a few times, then,, poof, vanished. Now the SP-30's are 4.5TH/s and we have been trying to figure out the difference but cannot reach anyone at Spondoolies-tech. We were going to purchase between 4 & 6 miners but could not talk with anyone. Has anyone else had this problem? Doing the "due diligence" I thought I had found the best company to do business with, now??? No answers.
Thanks to anyone,
gpguy
Thanks to anyone,
gpguy
August 12, 2014, 08:26:36 PM
Spondoolies's machines operate at or near the limit of their power supplies' performance, which means that running on 120V slows down the machines.
This seems to be a very short-sighted cost-cutting measure. As someone who has mined for many years, running PSUs 24/7 at 100% capacity is never a good idea.
Actually they run them over 110% capacity source ZVI somewhere in this thread
my sp10s are running fine since april @ 100%. it really depends on the psu i think...
August 12, 2014, 08:18:04 PM
Spondoolies's machines operate at or near the limit of their power supplies' performance, which means that running on 120V slows down the machines.
This seems to be a very short-sighted cost-cutting measure. As someone who has mined for many years, running PSUs 24/7 at 100% capacity is never a good idea.
Actually they run them over 110% capacity source ZVI somewhere in this thread
my sp10s are running fine since april @ 100%. it really depends on the psu i think...
August 12, 2014, 08:16:17 PM
Spondoolies's machines operate at or near the limit of their power supplies' performance, which means that running on 120V slows down the machines.
This seems to be a very short-sighted cost-cutting measure. As someone who has mined for many years, running PSUs 24/7 at 100% capacity is never a good idea.
Actually they run them over 110% capacity source ZVI somewhere in this thread
August 12, 2014, 07:57:39 PM
Spondoolies's machines operate at or near the limit of their power supplies' performance, which means that running on 120V slows down the machines.
This seems to be a very short-sighted cost-cutting measure. As someone who has mined for many years, running PSUs 24/7 at 100% capacity is never a good idea.
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