H/w Hosting Directory & Reputation - page 49.

Carlton Banks

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Quote from: RoadStress on May 30, 2014, 02:29:13 PM

Quote from: Collider on May 30, 2014, 09:53:36 AM

I am sending one sp10 to Iceland, to test everything out.
Will report back at the middle of next week, as everything should be set up by then.

I will have direct access to the miner via webinterface, and i will post some screenshots.

Bitcoin Payment soon! I have suggested them to setup bitcoin payment and they told me that they will put pressure on the CFO to do that. Hooray!

This is the most important thing. Sending 1000's of euros to Iceland once a month is not easy for everyone. Everyone except Bitpay offices in Amsterdam, that is. Anyone from Advania or Hydro66 to comment there?

aegirrafn

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Hi.

I work at Advania and handle the sales for our datacenter.

The address is:
Advania Thor Datacenter
Steinhella 10
221 Hafnarfjordur
Iceland

We have a Tier1 facility suitable for miners and we have space available.

Here is our datacenter website: http://www.advania.com/datacentres/

And here you can see our brochure: http://issuu.com/advania/docs/advania_data_center

Please feel free to contact me directly for further information.

Ægir Rafn Magnússon
[email protected]

RoadStress

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Quote from: QuiveringGibbage on June 06, 2014, 06:47:37 PM

Quote from: QuiveringGibbage on May 23, 2014, 07:16:20 PM

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URL: http://www.advania.com/default.aspx?pageid=8fe1509f-4925-11e2-ac44-005056867cb9
Price: 90€ / kW, SP10~160$/mth, 150euro inst. fee, min. contract length 6 mth, and it gets extended by 6 mth afterwards.
Location: Rekjavic, Iceland
Comment: Professional Hosting / Colocation provider. Contact them to order. Prices are not on their website.
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Roadstress; what was the Postcode for Advania?? I was trying to work out cost to ship there but I think my Location is spelt incorrectly.

Reykjavik?

Cheers,
QG

EDIT: Nice temps btw

PMed you.

I love the temps too. Much better than the 40 degrees intake in my location

QuiveringGibbage

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http://idontALT.com

Quote from: QuiveringGibbage on May 23, 2014, 07:16:20 PM

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URL: http://www.advania.com/default.aspx?pageid=8fe1509f-4925-11e2-ac44-005056867cb9
Price: 90€ / kW, SP10~160$/mth, 150euro inst. fee, min. contract length 6 mth, and it gets extended by 6 mth afterwards.
Location: Rekjavic, Iceland
Comment: Professional Hosting / Colocation provider. Contact them to order. Prices are not on their website.
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Roadstress; what was the Postcode for Advania?? I was trying to work out cost to ship there but I think my Location is spelt incorrectly.

Reykjavik?

Cheers,
QG

EDIT: Nice temps btw

RoadStress

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My May SP10 in Advania DC:

Code:

Mining Rate: 1.46Ths

Temp Front / Back
    19 °C / 68 °C

QuiveringGibbage

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http://idontALT.com

Update..

Added this for our Canadian miners:
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URL: http://www.bitcoinserverhosting.com/
Price: Cointerra Terahash $449CDN/mth, no installation fee!
Location: Montreal, Canada
Comment: Fully owned and managed by Sun Hosting,
Thread:
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Saw it here: https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/hosting-terraminer-at-sun-hosting-canadian-data-center-640159

I have 1 SP10 hosted with MinerSource.net and still have another SP10 in transit for like 9 days now. I am starting to think USPS lost my SP10... 0 updates on Tracking site for 6 days now. Can only call up to enquire after it's late for 5 days (Monday). May have to consider paying that extra $150 for using proper couriers next time.

Cheers,
QG

RoadStress

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Quote from: QuiveringGibbage on June 03, 2014, 04:50:48 AM

Status update: quiveringgibbage.linguaefelis (SP10) is now hashing at http://minersource.net , thanks to Bobsag3 for the prompt power up of the hashing unit.

Bobsag3 had the unit up before the courier status updated to Delivered.

YaY!! I'm HASHing again

QG

Now that's damn nice!

QuiveringGibbage

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http://idontALT.com

Status update: quiveringgibbage.linguaefelis (SP10) is now hashing at http://minersource.net , thanks to Bobsag3 for the prompt power up of the hashing unit.

IRC chat this morning at 6:30am Sydney time -

Code:

[06:28:53]  .e
[06:28:54] <@ozbot> At 1522 GH/s, you should earn 0.07320733 BTC/day ($47.08) on average (0.00305031 BTC/hr)
[06:28:59]  YAY
[06:29:19] <+Kittan> Hey, that's greater than zero! Could it mean bobsag got the SP10?
[06:30:36]  yep :)

Time unit took to travel via Australia Post Express International from Sydney, Australia to Aurora, USA: 7 days
Cost: $300AUD

Code:

Origin country Australia
Destination country USA
Date/Time             Activity                                   Location
Mon 02 Jun 2014 11:34 Delivered                                  US-80010, UNITED STATES
Sat 31 May 2014 11:48 In transit                                 US-, UNITED STATES
Wed 28 May 2014 12:03 Arrived at facility in destination country USLAXA
Tue 27 May 2014 22:54 Processed through facility                 SYDNEY
Tue 27 May 2014 21:33 Arrived at facility                        SYDNEY
Tue 27 May 2014 10:03 Accepted by Australia Post                 SILVERWATER NSW

Bobsag3 had the unit up before the courier status updated to Delivered.

YaY!! I'm HASHing again

QG

Collider

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I sent my "test" sp10 off to a nice and hopefully permanent vacation in Iceland today.

As my local post office gave me the dirt cheap rate of 66€ for a medium speed shipment (max. 4 days estimate) I didn´t bother with DHL Express (which would have cost me 300€+).

My equipment should therefore be ready between Thursday and Friday, and i will be giving a detailed report then.

It will also mean that i will probably lose the "race" to Iceland proposed by RoadStress, and you will hopefully get some information from him sooner. (However, i will come out on top concerning expenses Wink

)

Atleast that should be the case, unless customs decides to play a game of server roulett, which one will be cleared first?

Until then, keep crushing those numbers.

MichColo

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Quote from: Tigggger on June 02, 2014, 09:49:17 AM

Quote from: MichColo on June 02, 2014, 09:40:56 AM

Sorry for the delayed response on this..
Yes, we're happy to configure your machine for you. Typically, this is such a quick process, that we don't charge to do the configuration.

Rich

Thanks, will bear you in mind for future purchases or when existing hosting contracts need renewing

Sounds good, we'll be here when you're ready!

Speaking of..
No contracts with us either Wink

Month to month.
The lack of tied down commitment is nice to offer!

mrmoogdroog

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North Wales (UK) Mining Host

Here’s a little about myself so you have clear understanding what I’m providing. I’m a 21 year old from North Wales with no job at the moment, I’ve got an interests in computers so I came around understanding Bitcoin around 4 months ago, and helped my dad invest in 6 x S1 Antminer, I’ve been hosting and maintaining his hardware since, so I thought I could provide space for others as I have a 2.5meters x 2meters shed, also with air con to keep your baby’s cool.

Using 1KW = £100 a month MAX
$200 a month MAX

I understand that you will have extra costs of shipping hardware, willing to give couple of free hosting time due to that nature. Contact me with your hardware spec and quantity, larger the quantities better the deal!

Client Options:-
• Hardware can be delivered by post to UK
• Pay for shelf space and electricity, set up hardware yourself at my location

Willing to accept crypto coins or bank transfer

Email: [email protected]

joust

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Quote from: Collider on May 29, 2014, 06:13:51 AM

Quote from: joust on May 29, 2014, 05:35:19 AM

For people with 50kw+ of requirements we can host you in Sweden at some of the best rates available. Our main advantage is that we are just 60km outside of the Arctic circle and hence we can run 'free air' cooling for 360+ days per year.
Full details available at our website.
http://www.hydro66.com/
For more information either use the contact details on that site or I can answer them here.
Our sister company MegaMine (www.megamine.com) has 100's of TH/s running already and we can arrange capacities up to 1MW to be available in weeks, 10-100MW in 2-4 months.
J

What are your power rates for 50kw customers?
What is your maximum rack density?
What would 50kw (split in two racks) cost?
Feel free to reply via pm.

Sorry for the delay in replying.

We are generally not space limited, and have an "open rack" architecture to maximise air-flow around the hosting room. Maximum density per meter width is around 10kW but it more depends on the air-flow through your equipment. If you let us know what miners you are looking to host we can generally give you some advice about how they would fit in best to you.

We are quite happy with public prices. Our list price starts at $0.18 per kWh all in (space, power, cooling, security, remote power reboot etc.) but come down quickly the more you buy, and we can provide a more structured price list for people that give us a 3, 6, 12 month plan of their likely increases. That gives an annual hosting figure for 50kW of 50 * 0.18 * 24 * 365 = $78,840 or $6,570 per month or $131.40 per kW per month.

One distinct advantage with Hydro66 is our power grid has not had an outage in the last 30 years. This gives us the confidence to offer very high SLA's on power availability, maximising your earning time.

If you drop Paul a mail on the contacts page (http://www.hydro66.com/)with your specific requirements he can give you a tailored quotation.

Hope that helps.

Justin

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Quote from: MichColo on June 02, 2014, 09:40:56 AM

Sorry for the delayed response on this..
Yes, we're happy to configure your machine for you. Typically, this is such a quick process, that we don't charge to do the configuration.

Rich

Thanks, will bear you in mind for future purchases or when existing hosting contracts need renewing

MichColo

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Quote from: Tigggger on May 31, 2014, 06:37:15 PM

Quote from: MichColo on May 30, 2014, 11:15:22 AM

Hi all, my name is Rich from Waveform Technology (from the chat QG posted)..

Just wanted to introduce myself, offer assistance with any questions regarding our hosting if needed.

Hi Rich,

For people like me in Europe, we typically pay 20% import duty which adds a lot to the cost of equipment, so sending it to the USA (or elsewhere) with no tax for hosting is starting to be a no brainer.

This bit on your website I'd like to query

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You purchase and configure your mining equipment, ship it to our Data Center here in Troy, Michigan, we plug it into power and Internet, and you start making BTC's!

Obviously I wouldn't be able to set up the miner(s) as I would just ship direct from the manufacturer to you, is there a way round it, they are quite straightforward to set up and I wouldn't mind paying a fee for you to do it.

Sorry for the delayed response on this..
Yes, we're happy to configure your machine for you. Typically, this is such a quick process, that we don't charge to do the configuration.

Rich

Tigggger

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Quote from: MichColo on May 30, 2014, 11:15:22 AM

Hi all, my name is Rich from Waveform Technology (from the chat QG posted)..

Just wanted to introduce myself, offer assistance with any questions regarding our hosting if needed.

Hi Rich,

For people like me in Europe, we typically pay 20% import duty which adds a lot to the cost of equipment, so sending it to the USA (or elsewhere) with no tax for hosting is starting to be a no brainer.

This bit on your website I'd like to query

Quote

You purchase and configure your mining equipment, ship it to our Data Center here in Troy, Michigan, we plug it into power and Internet, and you start making BTC's!

Obviously I wouldn't be able to set up the miner(s) as I would just ship direct from the manufacturer to you, is there a way round it, they are quite straightforward to set up and I wouldn't mind paying a fee for you to do it.

RoadStress

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Quote from: Tovadnok on May 30, 2014, 11:41:50 PM

Quote from: RoadStress on May 30, 2014, 02:29:13 PM

Quote from: Collider on May 30, 2014, 09:53:36 AM

I am sending one sp10 to Iceland, to test everything out.
Will report back at the middle of next week, as everything should be set up by then.

I will have direct access to the miner via webinterface, and i will post some screenshots.

Bitcoin Payment soon! I have suggested them to setup bitcoin payment and they told me that they will put pressure on the CFO to do that. Hooray!

Who is your contact at Advania? I may be interested in hosting a couple there.

Just use the Contact webform and mention Bitcoin mining.

Tovadnok

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Quote from: RoadStress on May 30, 2014, 02:29:13 PM

Quote from: Collider on May 30, 2014, 09:53:36 AM

I am sending one sp10 to Iceland, to test everything out.
Will report back at the middle of next week, as everything should be set up by then.

I will have direct access to the miner via webinterface, and i will post some screenshots.

Bitcoin Payment soon! I have suggested them to setup bitcoin payment and they told me that they will put pressure on the CFO to do that. Hooray!

Who is your contact at Advania? I may be interested in hosting a couple there.

619mining

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Some new items at 619mining:

1. We have optimized network routing to each and every popular pool for smooth hashing and workload from the pools. Very very good connectivity.
2. We have now integrated BTC payments into our customer portal so you can pay in BTC now.
3. We have now opened our Mexico facility and have power at 2.5cents per KwH there.
4. We have developed a new in house custom monitoring system to monitor your hash rates and rig uptime for you.

:-)

skype: host.wanted

RoadStress

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Quote from: Collider on May 30, 2014, 09:53:36 AM

I am sending one sp10 to Iceland, to test everything out.
Will report back at the middle of next week, as everything should be set up by then.

I will have direct access to the miner via webinterface, and i will post some screenshots.

Bitcoin Payment soon! I have suggested them to setup bitcoin payment and they told me that they will put pressure on the CFO to do that. Hooray!

MichColo

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Hi all, my name is Rich from Waveform Technology (from the chat QG posted)..

Just wanted to introduce myself, offer assistance with any questions regarding our hosting if needed.

Also of note..

Quote from: Collider on May 30, 2014, 10:07:05 AM

"Told him to get him as far away from the venting as possible"

That means warmer air and less hashes, but also lower power consumption.

Just wanted to mention two things on that.. The thought of moving the spoondoolie away from the cooling vents was that of the customer. The customer in question was led to believe (I'm not sure if this was from a spoondoolie rep, or another spoondoolie user) that the hash difference was minimal, so his goal was to keep cost down by saving on the power needs.

Quote from: RoadStress on May 30, 2014, 11:10:31 AM

I would want the closest to the vent as possible to hash the fastest way.

And thus the nature of this beast! Sacrifice hash to save on power, or get the hashes and pay more in power?

Typically, in a data center (at least, good data centers) it should be hard to find a "hot area". It's pretty unusual to get that request. haha

Currently, we don't have any spoondoolies here (yet), but i'm intrigued by them and can't wait till they start coming in so we can see what they do in the different conditions!

Rich

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