Topic: Antminer S9 investment (Read 1332 times)
What is the service voltage at this factory? Even at 480V 3Phase service you would need close to 900 amps just for 400 miners, not to mention ancillary equipment. This assumes an 80% derating for continuous loads and 1,450 watts per miner. I'm currently in the process of upgrading my service voltage to 480V 3Phase 600 amp service, will take 6 months or more for just the permits. Also, don't forget that each S9 puts out over 5,000 BTUs of heat per hour, you will need to find a way to dissipate all that heat for 150 miners.
another noob with funds for 150 s9's. Listen. You think your home electrics can handle the draw of 150 S9?
1323W x 150 = 198460W
I highly highly doubt that 1. you will be buying 150 S9's and I seriously doubt that you will run them in your home..
My advice would be go and learn, Read, also why would you buy s9's after what bitmain have announced they might do after the 1st august!
https://blog.bitmain.com/en/uahf-contingency-plan-uasf-bip148/
1323W x 150 = 198460W
I highly highly doubt that 1. you will be buying 150 S9's and I seriously doubt that you will run them in your home..
My advice would be go and learn, Read, also why would you buy s9's after what bitmain have announced they might do after the 1st august!
https://blog.bitmain.com/en/uahf-contingency-plan-uasf-bip148/
Do it at home ? lol no...they would be locked in a factory in a dedicated room. Power consumption is not a problem I can put more than 400 S9 based on the announced consumption.
another noob with funds for 150 s9's. Listen. You think your home electrics can handle the draw of 150 S9?
1323W x 150 = 198460W
I highly highly doubt that 1. you will be buying 150 S9's and I seriously doubt that you will run them in your home..
My advice would be go and learn, Read, also why would you buy s9's after what bitmain have announced they might do after the 1st august!
https://blog.bitmain.com/en/uahf-contingency-plan-uasf-bip148/
1323W x 150 = 198460W
I highly highly doubt that 1. you will be buying 150 S9's and I seriously doubt that you will run them in your home..
My advice would be go and learn, Read, also why would you buy s9's after what bitmain have announced they might do after the 1st august!
https://blog.bitmain.com/en/uahf-contingency-plan-uasf-bip148/
Hello,
My electricity rate is 0.08 USD / kWh.
With this rate do you think it's worth to get into it?
Thx
My electricity rate is 0.08 USD / kWh.
With this rate do you think it's worth to get into it?
Thx
Since I see that you are a noobie. Iam going to reccomend you do not do this.
Search up how much the difficulty rises on coins. You will see it is very unprotittable to mine coins. It is almost always better to buy the coins right now and hold them for awhile.
With mining the difficulty goes up every 7 to 10 days for bitcoin. Say the difficulty goes up by 10%, your 100TH miner is now only mining at 90%. Next difficulty happens, now your 100THs is like 75%.
What I am saying is, when you have 100TH and difficulty goes up, it is harder for your 100TH to get the same reward. If you were getting .1 BTC every day you are now getting .09. Next update happens you are getting .075, then .06 then .045 then .033 then .02. You usually will lose money due to this. Each time difficulty goes up your reward goes down, which means you have to keep buying mining equipment. Your electiricty cost will soon become more expensive than your mining profit because you don't live in china where it is cheap.
Search up how much the difficulty rises on coins. You will see it is very unprotittable to mine coins. It is almost always better to buy the coins right now and hold them for awhile.
With mining the difficulty goes up every 7 to 10 days for bitcoin. Say the difficulty goes up by 10%, your 100TH miner is now only mining at 90%. Next difficulty happens, now your 100THs is like 75%.
What I am saying is, when you have 100TH and difficulty goes up, it is harder for your 100TH to get the same reward. If you were getting .1 BTC every day you are now getting .09. Next update happens you are getting .075, then .06 then .045 then .033 then .02. You usually will lose money due to this. Each time difficulty goes up your reward goes down, which means you have to keep buying mining equipment. Your electiricty cost will soon become more expensive than your mining profit because you don't live in china where it is cheap.
you are pointing it to altcoin, but he is talking about bitcoin mining, and no it's not unprofitable to mine bitcoin or altcoin, otherwise no one would mine
it's the opposite it's more wise to mine than buying but not everyone can do this so there are investors, if the diff go up it's because there is a huge margin on profit currently, with the very high value of bitcoin
the bad thing about asic mining is tht you need to stay always competitive by adding other asic, with gpu is different you can stay there with 1 rig forever and have the same earning
Since I see that you are a noobie. Iam going to reccomend you do not do this.
Search up how much the difficulty rises on coins. You will see it is very unprotittable to mine coins. It is almost always better to buy the coins right now and hold them for awhile.
With mining the difficulty goes up every 7 to 10 days for bitcoin. Say the difficulty goes up by 10%, your 100TH miner is now only mining at 90%. Next difficulty happens, now your 100THs is like 75%.
What I am saying is, when you have 100TH and difficulty goes up, it is harder for your 100TH to get the same reward. If you were getting .1 BTC every day you are now getting .09. Next update happens you are getting .075, then .06 then .045 then .033 then .02. You usually will lose money due to this. Each time difficulty goes up your reward goes down, which means you have to keep buying mining equipment. Your electiricty cost will soon become more expensive than your mining profit because you don't live in china where it is cheap.
Search up how much the difficulty rises on coins. You will see it is very unprotittable to mine coins. It is almost always better to buy the coins right now and hold them for awhile.
With mining the difficulty goes up every 7 to 10 days for bitcoin. Say the difficulty goes up by 10%, your 100TH miner is now only mining at 90%. Next difficulty happens, now your 100THs is like 75%.
What I am saying is, when you have 100TH and difficulty goes up, it is harder for your 100TH to get the same reward. If you were getting .1 BTC every day you are now getting .09. Next update happens you are getting .075, then .06 then .045 then .033 then .02. You usually will lose money due to this. Each time difficulty goes up your reward goes down, which means you have to keep buying mining equipment. Your electiricty cost will soon become more expensive than your mining profit because you don't live in china where it is cheap.
In general I'm mining Etherium using GPU, but I used Antminer S9 for two month and it showed me average of 13.5 TH/s.
Yes you can expect that with few factors being implemented around your rig house. As you mentioned electricity is most basic stuff that can affect your mining. The cost must covered somehow by adding up few natural resources to your rig.
Now moving towards scientific scenario, I have read stuff regarding machines and temperature. Almost any kind of machine in the world is directly dependent to temperature. So, we are speaking about a miner here, which can get heated upto 80 degrees depending upon your environmental conditions. The heating will gradually slow down working capacity of your miners due to lowered transmission into your bus lines. Lowered capacity will decrease your hashing rate. So you can judge from the above engineering that your electricity and temperature do affect it a lot.
Now moving towards scientific scenario, I have read stuff regarding machines and temperature. Almost any kind of machine in the world is directly dependent to temperature. So, we are speaking about a miner here, which can get heated upto 80 degrees depending upon your environmental conditions. The heating will gradually slow down working capacity of your miners due to lowered transmission into your bus lines. Lowered capacity will decrease your hashing rate. So you can judge from the above engineering that your electricity and temperature do affect it a lot.
Hello All,
I'm looking at the Antminer S9 to set up a small mining rig in my house;
I'm looking at 150 S9.
I read different values online about the profit it could bring me in minoring electricity cost.
For those who owns this what can i really expect in term of real TH/s ?
thx
I'm looking at the Antminer S9 to set up a small mining rig in my house;
I'm looking at 150 S9.
I read different values online about the profit it could bring me in minoring electricity cost.
For those who owns this what can i really expect in term of real TH/s ?
thx
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