Topic: [HOSTING] High Cacacity & Density Bitcoin ASIC Hosting (As low as $65.00 per KW) - page 4. (Read 14108 times)
July 31, 2013, 03:57:18 AM
please remember adding me to skype. Looks interesting to me.
July 30, 2013, 01:57:10 PM
I am in.
Great news. I really believe in this as a long-term option.
July 08, 2013, 04:58:28 PM
I am in.
July 08, 2013, 02:44:17 PM
Updated.
June 21, 2013, 03:33:24 PM
what watts or power available at your facility? are you using 3 phase outlets? and how much AM do you have?
Right now I am working that out. Currently I have 250~ amps of single phase power. My plan is to do a upgrade to bring in 400 amps to each unit (2) for a total of 800. I need to max out my current grid so I know the income is there so I can put the capital into this upgrade. I need to basically install a second or larger conduit from the primary so it can accommodate a higher capacity line into my units. Which means I need to dig up some asphalt and install a new board. Fun fun.
Sounds crazy man, but props if you pull it off
Oh I'll get it done. I just want to do it cost effectively. I see this as a long term solution.
June 21, 2013, 03:16:44 PM
what watts or power available at your facility? are you using 3 phase outlets? and how much AM do you have?
Right now I am working that out. Currently I have 250~ amps of single phase power. My plan is to do a upgrade to bring in 400 amps to each unit (2) for a total of 800. I need to max out my current grid so I know the income is there so I can put the capital into this upgrade. I need to basically install a second or larger conduit from the primary so it can accommodate a higher capacity line into my units. Which means I need to dig up some asphalt and install a new board. Fun fun.
Sounds crazy man, but props if you pull it off
June 21, 2013, 01:02:11 PM
what watts or power available at your facility? are you using 3 phase outlets? and how much AM do you have?
Right now I am working that out. Currently I have 250~ amps of single phase power. My plan is to do a upgrade to bring in 400 amps to each unit (2) for a total of 800. I need to max out my current grid so I know the income is there so I can put the capital into this upgrade. I need to basically install a second or larger conduit from the primary so it can accommodate a higher capacity line into my units. Which means I need to dig up some asphalt and install a new board. Fun fun.
June 21, 2013, 01:50:27 AM
what watts or power available at your facility? are you using 3 phase outlets? and how much AM do you have?
June 21, 2013, 01:36:20 AM
I've heard that data centers have limitations on the amount of power devices can consume. Are there any such power limitations for your service?
No limit, its all about available load. As long as we can handle the load then its no issue. I am giving priority to ASIC machines, then FPGA, Alt Coin (Litecoin) and last is GPU.
June 20, 2013, 03:54:52 PM
I've heard that data centers have limitations on the amount of power devices can consume. Are there any such power limitations for your service?
June 20, 2013, 10:00:22 AM
Ping on the bulk purchase. At what size orders will you consider a bulk discount? Consider me an anchor tenant. Also, how much space do you have left? This will be moot if your orders are already filled up. Looking for at least 30 machines that need parking space.
June 18, 2013, 11:22:43 PM
Major update. Exciting.
June 16, 2013, 12:34:38 PM
Can you answer the question regarding power supply? Do the customers have to bring in their psu's or is there already a solution to power up the miners?
At this point I would prefer PSU's for ease of install, I can source them for you if needed and I will look into other power distribution solutions. We are about 25% full currently at the first space with our current power draw. I am working with our electrician on Tuesday to see how much more we can get out of our board. Potentially a large customer is coming on board, they may be moved into our optioned space.
June 16, 2013, 11:47:12 AM
Can you answer the question regarding power supply? Do the customers have to bring in their psu's or is there already a solution to power up the miners?
June 16, 2013, 09:37:27 AM
That power is incredibly cheap.
Is it possible to get bulk discount on the 9%? Say for 30 or so Avalon's? It seems you are catering for the single users but such a site with cheap electricity fees may be suitable for farms also, please consider!
Is it possible to get bulk discount on the 9%? Say for 30 or so Avalon's? It seems you are catering for the single users but such a site with cheap electricity fees may be suitable for farms also, please consider!
PMing you directly.
June 16, 2013, 09:36:49 AM
If you aren't merged mining all the coins that can be merged mined you are probably already costing people 9% or so just by failing to actually make full use of the hashing.
To charge an additional 9% on top of such negligence seems usurious.
Better just say you host free but customers only get 100% of the bitcoins, none of the namecoins, ixcoins, i0coins, devcoins, groupcoins, coiledcoins and geistgeld...
-MarkM-
To charge an additional 9% on top of such negligence seems usurious.
Better just say you host free but customers only get 100% of the bitcoins, none of the namecoins, ixcoins, i0coins, devcoins, groupcoins, coiledcoins and geistgeld...
-MarkM-
I am not sure if people feel better using words like "negligence". We are not neglecting anything, like I said above, the engineer working on the pool is exploring how to implement merged mining. We are exploring every avenue to create a cost effectively solution for our clients. Our fee is reasonable and over time it goes down by the nature of Bitcoin.
June 16, 2013, 09:28:17 AM
Will you have insurance if the idiot next to me mining on a 120C Jap explodes and burns down my ASICs?
Actually yes, I am looking about what I need for extended coverage for all the units. I manage the machines so you should not worry about them running anywhere near those temps. Our facility is luckily sub-grade. That means is has passive cooling built-in. Along with conditioning, we will keep those Avalons nice and cool.
June 16, 2013, 09:24:31 AM
9% fee is too much , a fixed fee per (Gh/s +power) will be more attractive
Simple math
BFL single 60Gh/s - BFL hosting data-center - power consumption 300w - (hosting fee 100$ + power fee 33$) = 133$/mo
BFL single 60Gh/s - Dalkore Hosting - power consumption 300w - (hosting fee +power fee) = 9% = 519$/mo
When difficulty will hit 80,605,633 i may consider hosting at 9% fee
Simple math
BFL single 60Gh/s - BFL hosting data-center - power consumption 300w - (hosting fee 100$ + power fee 33$) = 133$/mo
BFL single 60Gh/s - Dalkore Hosting - power consumption 300w - (hosting fee +power fee) = 9% = 519$/mo
When difficulty will hit 80,605,633 i may consider hosting at 9% fee
You might want to read their fine print on what happens when the difficulty gets high and their $33 power fee and $100 hosting fee doesn't cover the bills. It looks like your payouts get delayed. And honestly, BFL's track record is not stellar so I am would be skeptical on this type of offering.
I would suggest thinking about the fact that having me have "skin in the game" by the the sheer fact I only get paid if I keep you mining cost effectively is a strong incentive.
Also, once we get to 80,000,000 I am pretty sure we will be at capacity (hopefully), you might want to think about earlier plans for hosting.
Regardless, we are moving forward and its a great great location with plenty of power.
June 15, 2013, 03:19:38 PM
Better just say you host free but customers only get 100% of the bitcoins, none of the namecoins, ixcoins, i0coins, devcoins, groupcoins, coiledcoins and geistgeld...
I thought only 3 coins can be merged mined? At least bitparking.com has only 3 and http://dustcoin.com/mining only shows 3 too. If its true what you said maybe someone has to code something first to make it possible? Or is there a software already that makes this possible?
June 15, 2013, 03:04:54 PM
Will you have insurance if the idiot next to me mining on a 120C Jap explodes and burns down my ASICs?
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