(One of the pallets being loaded to the DHL track).
We will send the tracking numbers to buyers once we ensured that the units have cleared Israel customs and security, and loaded to planes ready for liftoff.
Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 704. (Read 1260290 times)
March 27, 2014, 03:34:11 PM
First shipment is on it's way to the early birds!
(One of the pallets being loaded to the DHL track).
We will send the tracking numbers to buyers once we ensured that the units have cleared Israel customs and security, and loaded to planes ready for liftoff.
(One of the pallets being loaded to the DHL track).
We will send the tracking numbers to buyers once we ensured that the units have cleared Israel customs and security, and loaded to planes ready for liftoff.
March 27, 2014, 02:30:17 PM
We are very excited to announce that the first units are going through the burn-in test and will be shipped out tomorrow.
The owners of these machines will be notified as soon as the units are out the door.
We realize this is one day later than the original announcement date but we believe our customers will be very happy with these machines.
The owners of these machines will be notified as soon as the units are out the door.
We realize this is one day later than the original announcement date but we believe our customers will be very happy with these machines.
Any news on the first batch?
March 27, 2014, 01:24:08 AM
Yeah, it is pretty darn loud, even in silent mode 
It produces more noise in silent mode than my hashfast, knc, avalon and bfl miners.
It produces more noise in silent mode than my hashfast, knc, avalon and bfl miners.
You mean all of them ...together ...? ...
...or separate...?going by the look of the server fans; not comparable to other mining rigs, but more comparable to a jet engine taking off?
March 27, 2014, 12:35:43 AM
Yeah, it is pretty darn loud, even in silent mode
It produces more noise in silent mode than my hashfast, knc, avalon and bfl miners.
It produces more noise in silent mode than my hashfast, knc, avalon and bfl miners.
You mean all of them ...together ...? ...
...or separate...? March 26, 2014, 11:38:24 PM
love the tech, but prices need to come down, otherwise makes more sense to just buy btc.
March 26, 2014, 08:50:38 PM
Get a better girlfriend... one that minds her own business. 
March 26, 2014, 08:37:38 PM
I like your product, but I don't like the fact that I have to wait until May for delivery if I order now. Six weeks is a long time in bitcoinland, and there is a good chance that better opportunities will be available between now and then. In the future, I hope you can cut your backlog and offer more immediate shipment of your products.
March 26, 2014, 08:15:41 PM
cheaper smaller miners, spread the love! spread the network! 
Exactly! Currently it's 5k USD for a 192 chip machine, which comes down to around 26 USD per chip. So maybe a 16 chip/120Gh/s device? This would be around 16*26= 416USD at current price rate.
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Or of course a device with a single chip from the SP30! It's 29 chips I guess (29chps * 187GH/s per chip = 5423Gh/s). So 12k USD/29= 414USD for a 187Gh/s device
just buy an s1
An S1 is noisy, produces a lot of heat, and is very power inefficient compared to these miners. Since I pay around $0.3/KWH power consumption is important to me. Also, there is something called 'the girlfriend factor'. I'm just getting way less complaints about the miners which are in a nice case (and I guess I'm not the only one).
You've heard about how loud these units are right? They certainly wont pass the girlfriend test unless she is deaf.
Yes, I've heard. But rack equipment is noisy most of the time. I'm talking about a small scale desk miner, in which I would expect a different kind of fan than in the rack equipment.
Its not gonna be priced reasonable due to the cost of making small board + handling inventory.
Your best bet is get S1 and change to better fans. I dont see why it has to be noisy, i would reduce the volume (enclose it) thus increase the air going thro the heat sink.
March 26, 2014, 07:06:49 PM
cheaper smaller miners, spread the love! spread the network!
Exactly! Currently it's 5k USD for a 192 chip machine, which comes down to around 26 USD per chip. So maybe a 16 chip/120Gh/s device? This would be around 16*26= 416USD at current price rate.
[edit]
Or of course a device with a single chip from the SP30! It's 29 chips I guess (29chps * 187GH/s per chip = 5423Gh/s). So 12k USD/29= 414USD for a 187Gh/s device
just buy an s1
An S1 is noisy, produces a lot of heat, and is very power inefficient compared to these miners. Since I pay around $0.3/KWH power consumption is important to me. Also, there is something called 'the girlfriend factor'. I'm just getting way less complaints about the miners which are in a nice case (and I guess I'm not the only one).
You've heard about how loud these units are right? They certainly wont pass the girlfriend test unless she is deaf.
Yes, I've heard. But rack equipment is noisy most of the time. I'm talking about a small scale desk miner, in which I would expect a different kind of fan than in the rack equipment.
March 26, 2014, 06:38:31 PM
cheaper smaller miners, spread the love! spread the network!
Exactly! Currently it's 5k USD for a 192 chip machine, which comes down to around 26 USD per chip. So maybe a 16 chip/120Gh/s device? This would be around 16*26= 416USD at current price rate.
[edit]
Or of course a device with a single chip from the SP30! It's 29 chips I guess (29chps * 187GH/s per chip = 5423Gh/s). So 12k USD/29= 414USD for a 187Gh/s device
just buy an s1
An S1 is noisy, produces a lot of heat, and is very power inefficient compared to these miners. Since I pay around $0.3/KWH power consumption is important to me. Also, there is something called 'the girlfriend factor'. I'm just getting way less complaints about the miners which are in a nice case (and I guess I'm not the only one).
You've heard about how loud these units are right? They certainly wont pass the girlfriend test unless she is deaf.
March 26, 2014, 06:10:10 PM
cheaper smaller miners, spread the love! spread the network!
Exactly! Currently it's 5k USD for a 192 chip machine, which comes down to around 26 USD per chip. So maybe a 16 chip/120Gh/s device? This would be around 16*26= 416USD at current price rate.
[edit]
Or of course a device with a single chip from the SP30! It's 29 chips I guess (29chps * 187GH/s per chip = 5423Gh/s). So 12k USD/29= 414USD for a 187Gh/s device
just buy an s1
An S1 is noisy, produces a lot of heat, and is very power inefficient compared to these miners. Since I pay around $0.3/KWH power consumption is important to me. Also, there is something called 'the girlfriend factor'. I'm just getting way less complaints about the miners which are in a nice case (and I guess I'm not the only one).
March 26, 2014, 05:52:31 PM
cheaper smaller miners, spread the love! spread the network!
Exactly! Currently it's 5k USD for a 192 chip machine, which comes down to around 26 USD per chip. So maybe a 16 chip/120Gh/s device? This would be around 16*26= 416USD at current price rate.
[edit]
Or of course a device with a single chip from the SP30! It's 29 chips I guess (29chps * 187GH/s per chip = 5423Gh/s). So 12k USD/29= 414USD for a 187Gh/s device
just buy an s1
March 26, 2014, 04:55:27 PM
cheaper smaller miners, spread the love! spread the network!
Exactly! Currently it's 5k USD for a 192 chip machine, which comes down to around 26 USD per chip. So maybe a 16 chip/120Gh/s device? This would be around 16*26= 416USD at current price rate.
[edit]
Or of course a device with a single chip from the SP30! It's 29 chips I guess (29chps * 187GH/s per chip = 5423Gh/s). So 12k USD/29= 414USD for a 187Gh/s device
March 26, 2014, 04:40:29 PM
cheaper smaller miners, spread the love! spread the network!
March 26, 2014, 04:38:29 PM
Great products 5.4 THs 
but way out of reach for me, you're not selling something like the 100GHs X1 like blackarrow does?
For the right price, an 100GHs model could be profitable, if you ever make a <1THs one I'll be happy to review it for you
but way out of reach for me, you're not selling something like the 100GHs X1 like blackarrow does?For the right price, an 100GHs model could be profitable, if you ever make a <1THs one I'll be happy to review it for you
Yeah, I would love to see some new cheap (~$300) desktop miners as well. I like the jalapenos a lot, but they just lack the power requirements of today. The prospero X1 looks promising, but I really doubt if they will ever deliver.
March 26, 2014, 04:18:46 PM
Great products 5.4 THs but way out of reach for me, you're not selling something like the 100GHs X1 like blackarrow does?
For the right price, an 100GHs model could be profitable, if you ever make a <1THs one I'll be happy to review it for you
but way out of reach for me, you're not selling something like the 100GHs X1 like blackarrow does?For the right price, an 100GHs model could be profitable, if you ever make a <1THs one I'll be happy to review it for you
March 26, 2014, 04:10:34 PM
Hello Spoondoolies-tech,
what do you think about creating a newsletter where people could sign using their email to receive new products announcements?
I think it would be very interesting for the mining community to know about your future bundles and products and give them the ability to be first ones!
what do you think about creating a newsletter where people could sign using their email to receive new products announcements?
I think it would be very interesting for the mining community to know about your future bundles and products and give them the ability to be first ones!
We are in process of setting it up, already have MailChimp integrated into the store.
Awesome! Keep going
March 26, 2014, 03:50:09 PM
Any update on hosting prices ?
We're sorry for the delay in the announcement.We're working hard to conclude the details of the hosting plan before the end of the month.
March 26, 2014, 03:42:21 PM
Hello Spoondoolies-tech,
what do you think about creating a newsletter where people could sign using their email to receive new products announcements?
I think it would be very interesting for the mining community to know about your future bundles and products and give them the ability to be first ones!
what do you think about creating a newsletter where people could sign using their email to receive new products announcements?
I think it would be very interesting for the mining community to know about your future bundles and products and give them the ability to be first ones!
We are in process of setting it up, already have MailChimp integrated into the store.
March 26, 2014, 03:38:13 PM
Hello Spoondoolies-tech,
what do you think about creating a newsletter where people could sign using their email to receive new products announcements?
I think it would be very interesting for the mining community to know about your future bundles and products and give them the ability to be first ones!
what do you think about creating a newsletter where people could sign using their email to receive new products announcements?
I think it would be very interesting for the mining community to know about your future bundles and products and give them the ability to be first ones!
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