I wonder if Spondoolies expects the SP50 to dismantled a bit as part of installation? It would be obvious to remove the power supplies before installing it. I wonder if they expect the blades to be removed and only the chassis to get installed in a rack.
All interesting questions to be answered. As with most other folks I can only hope they eventually make a small ASIC count "home miner" using the PickAxe. That might be a lot to wish for.
Congratulations on producing the largest miner known to man.....
Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 59. (Read 1260395 times)
September 23, 2015, 12:26:32 PM
September 23, 2015, 12:23:07 PM
The end of home miners is coming.....
ps : SP20 was announced as 1.7TH/s, i have more than 40pcs and no one is working stable over 1.45-1.5Th/s (maybe if u operate them in -10C will be working fine
) so i dont trust Spondoolies Tech’s specification before i see them by myself.
ps : SP20 was announced as 1.7TH/s, i have more than 40pcs and no one is working stable over 1.45-1.5Th/s (maybe if u operate them in -10C will be working fine
) so i dont trust Spondoolies Tech’s specification before i see them by myself. September 23, 2015, 12:20:52 PM
sidehack needs to get some of these chips.. 137GH stick miner chip would be nuts.. prob not even possible with USB power
While I probably shouldn't speak for sidehack, I'd be stunned if he was interested at all. I think you can expect the PickAxe ASIC to be a high wattage, BGA monster compared to the Bitmain chips he worked with. We'll need more details, but I think it's safe to say it wouldn't be USB powered.
September 23, 2015, 12:17:41 PM
I want to drop one of these in my basement, if anything just because I can.. My wife would get a kick out of that fan noise 
I hope your wife is a weight lifter. Maybe she can help you carry it down the stairs. It must weigh in excess of 100 pounds.
100 pounds? LOL! I'd guess there's close to 100 pounds of PSUs, let alone the rest of the beast. I'm going to guess 500lbs.
Free SP50 for the closest guess, Spondoolies?
September 23, 2015, 12:15:04 PM
I want to drop one of these in my basement, if anything just because I can.. My wife would get a kick out of that fan noise
I hope your wife is a weight lifter. Maybe she can help you carry it down the stairs. It must weigh in excess of 100 pounds.
September 23, 2015, 11:55:09 AM
We could see a price tag of $47,850 to $50,000 on the SP50 quite easily. I would think the more bought in bulk, the cheaper they would be. Bulk pricing MIGHT start at 3 units. We'll see...
did you inquire or a guessed?
if so, buyers would waste a lot of money...fast.
with 8.5c (Great north data), and minimal difficulty rise, you will be in the red for a tune of 7.5K+own canada $2.5K for import=minus $10K after a year of operation at current low difficulty rise (yeah, right, it will stay low-NOT)
I've thought about this more after my previous post. $39,600 to $44,000 is more like it.
It's all kinda speculation no one knows. And I'm guessing it varies on number you purchase. So it could be hard to get a number.
Anways I forgot to say it earlier congratz SP on new miner. It is one heck of a unit.
Agreed...
I made an edit to my previous quote as you posted that it could be $35,000 per unit with the purchase of 30+ units. Something tells me the minimum purchase will probably be close to $120,000 (3 units).
I just realized that I did not take into account the fact that we will have a halving in July 2016, so these numbers are even worse.
Despite being a tech achievement by itself, it has to be priced right to sell many.
September 23, 2015, 11:53:59 AM
This thing looks fantastic. Price wise, I'm guessing they will aim around 27-35k.
Would love to see an sp40 that is 10-20TH, or alternatively an sp50 that comes with only 2-4 blades and can be easily expanded as price/difficulty move
Would love to see an sp40 that is 10-20TH, or alternatively an sp50 that comes with only 2-4 blades and can be easily expanded as price/difficulty move
September 23, 2015, 11:53:17 AM
Very nice indeed, mining just took a giant leap forward. Decimal point missing on this page.
http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/blogs/news/54091269-spondoolies-tech-reveals-a-glimpse-into-the-future-of-transaction-verification-services-hardware
Rich
http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/blogs/news/54091269-spondoolies-tech-reveals-a-glimpse-into-the-future-of-transaction-verification-services-hardware
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Extremely low power consumption (well below many competitors) and an estimated 4x improvement over current Spondoolies units (15J/GH compared to 0.61J/GH)
Rich
Fixed, thanks
September 23, 2015, 11:49:04 AM
We could see a price tag of $47,850 to $50,000 on the SP50 quite easily. I would think the more bought in bulk, the cheaper they would be. Bulk pricing MIGHT start at 3 units. We'll see...
did you inquire or a guessed?
if so, buyers would waste a lot of money...fast.
with 8.5c (Great north data), and minimal difficulty rise, you will be in the red for a tune of 7.5K+own canada $2.5K for import=minus $10K after a year of operation at current low difficulty rise (yeah, right, it will stay low-NOT)
I've thought about this more after my previous post. $39,600 to $44,000 is more like it.
It's all kinda speculation no one knows. And I'm guessing it varies on number you purchase. So it could be hard to get a number.
Anways I forgot to say it earlier congratz SP on new miner. It is one heck of a unit.
Agreed...
I made an edit to my previous quote as you posted that it could be $35,000 per unit with the purchase of 30+ units. Something tells me the minimum purchase will probably be close to $120,000 (3 units).
The initial cost in the beginning for the case, fans and PSU's make the up front cost significant but upgrades in the future will make costs cheaper.
September 23, 2015, 11:47:49 AM
We could see a price tag of $47,850 to $50,000 on the SP50 quite easily. I would think the more bought in bulk, the cheaper they would be. Bulk pricing MIGHT start at 3 units. We'll see...
did you inquire or a guessed?
if so, buyers would waste a lot of money...fast.
with 8.5c (Great north data), and minimal difficulty rise, you will be in the red for a tune of 7.5K+own canada $2.5K for import=minus $10K after a year of operation at current low difficulty rise (yeah, right, it will stay low-NOT)
I've thought about this more after my previous post. $39,600 to $44,000 is more like it.
It's all kinda speculation no one knows. And I'm guessing it varies on number you purchase. So it could be hard to get a number.
Anways I forgot to say it earlier congratz SP on new miner. It is one heck of a unit.
September 23, 2015, 11:45:06 AM
We could see a price tag of $47,850 to $50,000 on the SP50 quite easily. I would think the more bought in bulk, the cheaper they would be. Bulk pricing MIGHT start at 3 units. We'll see...
did you inquire or a guessed?
if so, buyers would waste a lot of money...fast.
with 8.5c (Great north data), and minimal difficulty rise, you will be in the red for a tune of 7.5K+own canada $2.5K for import=minus $10K after a year of operation at current low difficulty rise (yeah, right, it will stay low-NOT)
I've thought about this more after my previous post. $39,600 to $44,000 is more like it. With purchase of 30 units, one might get $35,000 per unit.
September 23, 2015, 11:41:16 AM
We've been holding our tongues for a while now...
And finally, we are extremely happy to unveil the SP50!
And finally, we are extremely happy to unveil the SP50!
What a nice surprise
I have 3 pages to catch on! Oh yeah!
September 23, 2015, 11:39:14 AM
We could see a price tag of $47,850 to $50,000 on the SP50 quite easily. I would think the more bought in bulk, the cheaper they would be. Bulk pricing MIGHT start at 3 units. We'll see...
did you inquire or guessed?
if so, buyers would waste a lot of money...fast.
with 8.5c (Great north data), and minimal difficulty rise, you will be in the red for a tune of 7.5K+owe canada $2.5K for import=minus $10K after a year of operation at current low difficulty rise (yeah, right, it will stay low-NOT)
at 2.5C electricity and current pace of difficulty, you will be breakeven in 1 year; at 2.5c electricity and 5% difficulty rise on average (from current 3%)-and you will be in the red for $13K in one year (considering 2.5K owed to canada)
September 23, 2015, 11:35:17 AM
sidehack needs to get some of these chips.. 137GH stick miner chip would be nuts.. prob not even possible with USB power
If they're anything like their previous chips, I doubt sidehack will touch them. The format is difficult to work with, much moreso than the BITMAIN ones.
These are small chips now though, 7x7mm compared to 19x19mm and 20W compared to ~60W. A 1A USB miner would be ~30GH.
September 23, 2015, 11:24:21 AM
sidehack needs to get some of these chips.. 137GH stick miner chip would be nuts.. prob not even possible with USB power
If they're anything like their previous chips, I doubt sidehack will touch them. The format is difficult to work with, much moreso than the BITMAIN ones.
September 23, 2015, 11:20:31 AM
sidehack needs to get some of these chips.. 137GH stick miner chip would be nuts.. prob not even possible with USB power
September 23, 2015, 11:03:09 AM
We could see a price tag of $47,850 to $50,000 on the SP50 quite easily. I would think the more bought in bulk, the cheaper they would be. Bulk pricing MIGHT start at 3 units. We'll see...
September 23, 2015, 11:00:48 AM
Something interesting if you read it "Reliable and cost effective 28 nanometer (nm) process versus 16 nm processes". It seems the ones who stuck with 28 nm are going to be the winners at least short term.
They mastered a old NM instead of going smaller nm. Both bitmain and SP did this which I find interesting.
Please give use a SP50 mini. I really would love to have one with so much power. If i could get one that 1 240 30 amp breaker could power that would be great.
They mastered a old NM instead of going smaller nm. Both bitmain and SP did this which I find interesting.
Please give use a SP50 mini
. I really would love to have one with so much power. If i could get one that 1 240 30 amp breaker could power that would be great.The name sort of hints to a 11TH SP40
it does not looking good for SP40 at least for now as they did not like their SP20 experience (low profitability), unless SP40 would be organized like SP10 or SP30-now, this WOULD be sweet at 1/5-1/10 of SP50 (one or two boards) for 10-20 TH.
Depending on price I would love a miner like that. I personally like that they put a lot of power in it. The SP50 unfortunately I would have to do a good amount of rewiring to make it possible.
I am happy to see them skip sp40 makes me hope us hobby miners will be customers of SP again.
September 23, 2015, 10:54:14 AM
Something interesting if you read it "Reliable and cost effective 28 nanometer (nm) process versus 16 nm processes". It seems the ones who stuck with 28 nm are going to be the winners at least short term.
They mastered a old NM instead of going smaller nm. Both bitmain and SP did this which I find interesting.
Please give use a SP50 mini. I really would love to have one with so much power. If i could get one that 1 240 30 amp breaker could power that would be great.
They mastered a old NM instead of going smaller nm. Both bitmain and SP did this which I find interesting.
Please give use a SP50 mini
. I really would love to have one with so much power. If i could get one that 1 240 30 amp breaker could power that would be great.The name sort of hints to a 11TH SP40
it does not looking good for SP40 at least for now as they did not like their SP20 experience (low profitability), unless SP40 would be organized like SP10 or SP30-now, this WOULD be sweet at 1/5-1/10 of SP50 (one or two boards) for 10-20 TH.
September 23, 2015, 10:49:00 AM
Something interesting if you read it "Reliable and cost effective 28 nanometer (nm) process versus 16 nm processes". It seems the ones who stuck with 28 nm are going to be the winners at least short term.
They mastered a old NM instead of going smaller nm. Both bitmain and SP did this which I find interesting.
Please give use a SP50 mini. I really would love to have one with so much power. If i could get one that 1 240 30 amp breaker could power that would be great.
They mastered a old NM instead of going smaller nm. Both bitmain and SP did this which I find interesting.
Please give use a SP50 mini
. I really would love to have one with so much power. If i could get one that 1 240 30 amp breaker could power that would be great.The name sort of hints to a 11TH SP40
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