I would think in the UK you would be looking at over £1000 a month +vat for 34 amps.
You could save money by not having to use more than 1 IP I guess and you might be able to do a deal on not needing much bandwidth unlike most busy webservers or game servers.
Topic: Does anyone use a colocation service for their miners? (Read 975 times)
I run my miners in alongside my servers, however the new miners that are coming out now obviously have larger cooling and power requirements. It seems as servers get more and more 'green' our miners are going the other way.
Many colocation services offer in the region of 1/4 amp per U, which isn't much even for an average 1U server! Also most datacentres cant or wont offer space other than for rack mount equipment, however Im starting to see more an more companies move towards cloud hosting services which might mean more cheap slots available in 'local' datacentres.
I'm in the UK.
Many colocation services offer in the region of 1/4 amp per U, which isn't much even for an average 1U server! Also most datacentres cant or wont offer space other than for rack mount equipment, however Im starting to see more an more companies move towards cloud hosting services which might mean more cheap slots available in 'local' datacentres.
I'm in the UK.
I have been pricing out colocation to run 10 antminers...which consumes around 34A of power and produces around 4kW of heat.
I have at least one colocation provider that says they can do this for 800CAD/month...I am still shopping around though.
I was wondering how many miners out there use a colocation service for mining.
It sure would make powering and cooling my miners a lot less of a pain in the ass.
It sure would make powering and cooling my miners a lot less of a pain in the ass.
I know Dalkore has set up a service, not sure how busy it is yet:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hosting-high-cacacity-density-bitcoin-asic-hosting-as-low-at-6500-per-kw-275768
Usually they're very busy, but I can highly recommend them!
I run my miners in alongside my servers, however the new miners that are coming out now obviously have larger cooling and power requirements. It seems as servers get more and more 'green' our miners are going the other way.
Many colocation services offer in the region of 1/4 amp per U, which isn't much even for an average 1U server! Also most datacentres cant or wont offer space other than for rack mount equipment, however Im starting to see more an more companies move towards cloud hosting services which might mean more cheap slots available in 'local' datacentres.
I'm in the UK.
Many colocation services offer in the region of 1/4 amp per U, which isn't much even for an average 1U server! Also most datacentres cant or wont offer space other than for rack mount equipment, however Im starting to see more an more companies move towards cloud hosting services which might mean more cheap slots available in 'local' datacentres.
I'm in the UK.
I was wondering how many miners out there use a colocation service for mining.
It sure would make powering and cooling my miners a lot less of a pain in the ass.
It sure would make powering and cooling my miners a lot less of a pain in the ass.
I know Dalkore has set up a service, not sure how busy it is yet:
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hosting-high-cacacity-density-bitcoin-asic-hosting-as-low-at-6500-per-kw-275768
I was wondering how many miners out there use a colocation service for mining.
It sure would make powering and cooling my miners a lot less of a pain in the ass.
It sure would make powering and cooling my miners a lot less of a pain in the ass.
I hear ya, I know what that was like all too well. I have some spare rack space that is available if you're interested for $60 a month per miner (payable in either Bitcoin or creditcard/paypal), you can check the website contractmine.com for more information. Only asic colocation though, I don't want to deal with home made rigs suspended by PVC. No offense to those who build home rigs, but too much to deal with from a support perspective. PM me if you have other questions... There's also bitcoinasichosting.com, they charge by the BTU but you have to mine on their pool.
Does $60 include electricity and network bandwidth?
Yes, the exception is if the miner uses more than 1,200 watt power supply, then I need to charge an extra $20 a month for the additional amps. Most miners though are using 850w or 650w power supplies. Oh, also the power supply need to support 208v as an input too, but nearly all of them do. Bandwidth is included as part of a 10mbps connection.
I was wondering how many miners out there use a colocation service for mining.
It sure would make powering and cooling my miners a lot less of a pain in the ass.
It sure would make powering and cooling my miners a lot less of a pain in the ass.
I hear ya, I know what that was like all too well. I have some spare rack space that is available if you're interested for $60 a month per miner (payable in either Bitcoin or creditcard/paypal), you can check the website contractmine.com for more information. Only asic colocation though, I don't want to deal with home made rigs suspended by PVC. No offense to those who build home rigs, but too much to deal with from a support perspective. PM me if you have other questions... There's also bitcoinasichosting.com, they charge by the BTU but you have to mine on their pool.
I was wondering how many miners out there use a colocation service for mining.
It sure would make powering and cooling my miners a lot less of a pain in the ass.
It sure would make powering and cooling my miners a lot less of a pain in the ass.
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