Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 609. (Read 1260363 times)

its back up here, there was a issue with my isp...

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fine where I am

Works for me.

Their website is down, did they go out of business? I Wanted to order a sp10 next week.

Ok I'll try.

Contact Zvi@ he can give you support via teamviewer.

Got mine SP10 today and I'm having trouble geting it to work. It gets an IP address from my dhcp server and I can SSH to it but WebUI is not working, only can log in with root root via ssh. Anyone can help?

I know that I saw somewhere in the forum the specs for rabbit ears for the SP10. But I can't find it anymore. Only thing aunt google shows me is this:



Has anybody the specifications at hand?

Thanks

I sent him the device specs as 1250 watt each for SP10 and 2500 watt for SP30.
I told him the bandwidth usage is pretty low.
I'm guessing its under 100kbps average throughput.  Might have helped.

I got the price quoted as $75 per U so I'm taking that to the bank.
I told him they would pull about 60 - 70kWh per day for the two.

I know a Dell 2950 runs dual 750 or 800 Watt PSs and SCREAM with the fans running
at hyper speed, push some heat, so its not an astronomical request for 1250 watts each.

I told him as well my next one would be 2U, 2500W, dual PS and 220V and he said sure,
no problem.  The guy is my hero.

I think I may be getting the friends and family discount though since hes good friends
with my buddy here in Japan.

At that price, Im jumping fast and hes never changed his mind.

Only issue is static IPs only there.  They wont do reservations.

So these guys have to plug it in, find the IP via DHCP if they can, and then configure
it correctly.  He said send him basic instructions and include the firmware recovery card
and all should be well when I gave him a brief breakdown of how to and worst case if a
recovery is necessary.

Oh, mistake.  Its actually in Nebraska.
I know in WA and ND right now its around 2C per kw H.  So its very feasible.
I'm sure they would host a data center for co-hosting servers at a site with the best power rates fesiable
for a good location for them.

So at say 80 kw H per day for two SP10s, that's like $50 a month in power at 2C.
Its over $500 here where I'm at now at 30C per.

these guys do realize that the sp30 is 2500 watts right? and that is at 15c a kwh 270/m in electric at that rate? Not all that sure Kansas is that far off on this elec rate?

Searing

I found a guy in the US, friend of a friend in Kansas, who said hed host the SP10 for $75 a U rack space.
He also said 220V power wasnt an issue to hook up.
If this goes through successfully I may ask him if other people can contact him.
That would be TWO SP10s at $225 a month or one SP30 at $150 a month since they only bill in WHOLE U space.

No, I'm down to 1356 now. Ill send you the logs.

Please send me your ASICs and DCR pages from the WebUI and I will see what can be done.
Regards`

Did you run it for 30 minutes? The thermal limits takes time to kick in...

New firmware brought me from 1.34 to 1.37 so far with no tweaks.

If you guys sold a 4u upgrade case I bet there would be interest if it made a good difference in tone.

Have you tried any of the "quiet" modes? Still loud, but definitely takes some of the shrill edge off it.