Topic: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs - page 723. (Read 1260290 times)

Escrow, baby! or Paypal.

Indeed. 4 of them to be exact 

I think they already thought about turning the heatsinks, but they also thought about how to MASS PRODUCING the units.
If you are turning the heatsinks, you will have 2 slight different motherboards and connections.
There is no way to produce the units faster then what they now have in mind and there is too much room for mistake at the assembly line if you are turning the heatsinks.
It is almost impossible to get the noise lower than 68 dB with such a small heatsink and using fans.
The whole design is based on rack density.
I bet someone in the team design servers in his previous job.

Are we able to hook a standard 1300W PSU or higher?

Waiting for the tracking numbers before thinking about an order or not.

The PSU is 1050 W/h rated by the manufacturer, However, it's able to pull up to about 1300 W/h at the wall.
It's actually the system limiting factor. We're experimenting with a larger PSU as well.


We're ironing last bugs in the miner UI. We'll ship the units to all the reviewer from the list we published in 1-2 days

Will anyone explain to me the PSU issue? I see that in the video there is only a PSU of 1kW, but the unit needs more juice.


Can anyone from this list confirm that they have received a tracking number for their units?

The closest I've seen to this was the Avalon2 which is a major step above most other ASICs, but this is from the ground up perfect. I'd like to have experimented turning both heatsinks into each other, although this arrangement may have been done to guarantee clearance on the back of that bottom board.

Easy2Mine, we take our jobs very seriously and we take our customers seriously.
Thank you for the kind words, we like people who appreciate good engineering as much as we do.

Thank you.

This is the best board design I have ever seen from all the Asic companies out there.
Especially when you look at the middle of the asic-motherboard, how a simple arrangement of chips can lower the average temperature of all the chips.
The whole miner is made out easy to produce parts and easy to assemble.
You guys even thought about cable management, everything is clean and neat.
I am impressed, I don't say that easy, but you guys are FUCKING GOOD.

If there's a woof, there's a way. I can't guarantee I'll get them down to silent but I'll give it a go. If people are data centering them then noise isn't an issue. In residential then size isn't an issue and so the cooling mods can commence.

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I don't want to be an asshole, but it is totally not suitable to place it at your home regardless what your website is saying.
68 dB per miner, if you have more than 3 in one place, you can hear them in every corner of your house.
You really need to rent a datacenter if you want to be a serious miner with this stuff.

http://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Optellen_van_geluidniveaus
Sorry article is in Dutch.

Thanks. We have excellent system design guys on board. Ex Mellanox and Voltaire
TSMC. Assembly in Flextronics, Israel

I just examine the board design. Looking great. Luckily Cointerra doesn't know how to design it that way.
Where did you produce the chips?
Global Foundries or Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company?
I saw that it is 40 nm, most probably a local Israeli company for fast production and no waiting queue but I am not sure.

Will do, sometime next week when i´m in Israel
Wanna take the time to also wish you guys best of luck! Good job and i will for sure order a couple of units in the future  

even worse then....

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