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Looked around at Data Center Colocation for a while. In the Uk they only seem to offer a maximum of 32amps @ 230v per cabinet.
This is at the most 3 Terraminers which would be one very empty 42u cabinet !
We're making our own mining facility now with 96 Amps per cabinet balanced across 3 phases, raised access floor and climate controlled cold aisle.
Biggest problem is the sheer amount of power they need we're having to apply to the national grid to get the power cables upgraded coming into the building.
Typical data centers aren't really set up for mining hardware they're designed for task critical servers using around 3-500w
This is at the most 3 Terraminers which would be one very empty 42u cabinet !
We're making our own mining facility now with 96 Amps per cabinet balanced across 3 phases, raised access floor and climate controlled cold aisle.
Biggest problem is the sheer amount of power they need we're having to apply to the national grid to get the power cables upgraded coming into the building.
Typical data centers aren't really set up for mining hardware they're designed for task critical servers using around 3-500w
I'm looking at approx £750 for a full 42u cabinet with 8A (1.8KW) power presentation... if you're looking though watch out for A- Hefty setup fee's and b-n nasty connectivity charges. With mining you don't need a 10G lease line...
I could fit 10x 1TH/s miners plus a switch into a 42u rack but I have no idea if 8A (1.8KW) is enough power though
I could fit 10x 1TH/s miners plus a switch into a 42u rack but I have no idea if 8A (1.8KW) is enough power though
Each Terraminer uses just over 9Amp @ 230v you 90+ amps per 42U cabinet
Well we'll see how it goes they have 180 businesses working out the building so adding another 40AMPs or so shouldn't raise to many eyebrows.
They have four of the same buildings within 15 miles of each other too.. so even a desk in each ... 40TH mining... ... and with bitcoin starting to slowly recover.. i think its all about lap it up while we can...
They have four of the same buildings within 15 miles of each other too.. so even a desk in each ... 40TH mining... ... and with bitcoin starting to slowly recover.. i think its all about lap it up while we can...
I can host all of the gear you throw at me for $165 Kw. I own multiple buildings that are all data centers and are pretty much empty with exception to some staple customers
that hold the centers in the black. :-)
We use the centers primarily for fiber optic hubs so its mostly patch bays and stuff but they are full blown data centers so I'm looking to fill them all up with bitcoin
the way we did in San Diego Bldg1. Next I'm selling space in San Diego Bldg2 which is ready to go. Are you in need? Contact me I would be more than happy to
work with you to get you up and running.
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Take advantage of it while you can hooliuk. When they see their electricity bill skyrocket expect some changes
Ha! I cracked it.
I have a climate controlled sever room that I can use as part of a temp office space and they are happy for me to host as many miners as I can fit in there... total cost?
£400 + VAT
I also get a desk with a 70mb internet connection too.... up and down ...for erm.. i dunno what yet.. but something! :-)
You should see it its terribly dis-organised about 100 old ATX servers in there already they don't really know what they're doing which works perfect for me :-)
Now it all goes down to mining becoming harder... how long will 10TH/s even at this low cost be profitable? will we see 10TH/s miners or even 100TH/s miners come to market to meet demand..? will BTC zoom up in value making our little hobby still worth it...
I have a climate controlled sever room that I can use as part of a temp office space and they are happy for me to host as many miners as I can fit in there... total cost?
£400 + VAT
I also get a desk with a 70mb internet connection too.... up and down ...for erm.. i dunno what yet.. but something! :-)
You should see it its terribly dis-organised about 100 old ATX servers in there already they don't really know what they're doing which works perfect for me :-)
Now it all goes down to mining becoming harder... how long will 10TH/s even at this low cost be profitable? will we see 10TH/s miners or even 100TH/s miners come to market to meet demand..? will BTC zoom up in value making our little hobby still worth it...
PM me, website, cloud mining, and other fun stuff is in the works. Ready in "2 weeks"
MWNinja,
Do you have a web site or should people PM you on here? Also, as for available watts I thought it was just Volts*Amps=Watts (ex: 208*60=12480). Where does the 1.73 come from?
Do you have a web site or should people PM you on here? Also, as for available watts I thought it was just Volts*Amps=Watts (ex: 208*60=12480). Where does the 1.73 come from?
MWNinja,
Do you have a web site or should people PM you on here? Also, as for available watts I thought it was just Volts*Amps=Watts (ex: 208*60=12480). Where does the 1.73 come from?
Do you have a web site or should people PM you on here? Also, as for available watts I thought it was just Volts*Amps=Watts (ex: 208*60=12480). Where does the 1.73 come from?
The 1.73 is for 3 phase...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kkwv5zgCQt8
MWNinja,
Do you have a web site or should people PM you on here? Also, as for available watts I thought it was just Volts*Amps=Watts (ex: 208*60=12480). Where does the 1.73 come from?
Do you have a web site or should people PM you on here? Also, as for available watts I thought it was just Volts*Amps=Watts (ex: 208*60=12480). Where does the 1.73 come from?
Yup it's 17.2 kVa, which is around 17k usable watts. Phase loading is VERY important, ideally you want to install in sets of 3 (one machine per phase).
Also make sure there aren't other hidden charges. Data Centers can play games with making you buy bandwidth from 3rd parties. Are they supplying the PDU's or are you? You can spend anywhere from $200 to OMFG on PDUs so beware of the possible expense. The HP monitored 3-phase one we are running now was like $1500, but its super titties, remote monitoring, remote plug control, per outlet metered.
Make sure the datacenter REALLY understands what high density is all about. The heat off your gear can and will affect other customers if they don't do adequate planning...
Happy to help also via PM; even if you don't go with us, we'll try to help keep you from getting screwed like we did on our first data center mining foray.
Also make sure there aren't other hidden charges. Data Centers can play games with making you buy bandwidth from 3rd parties. Are they supplying the PDU's or are you? You can spend anywhere from $200 to OMFG on PDUs so beware of the possible expense. The HP monitored 3-phase one we are running now was like $1500, but its super titties, remote monitoring, remote plug control, per outlet metered.
Make sure the datacenter REALLY understands what high density is all about. The heat off your gear can and will affect other customers if they don't do adequate planning...
Happy to help also via PM; even if you don't go with us, we'll try to help keep you from getting screwed like we did on our first data center mining foray.
Thanks for the advice and I am a tad leery as well. I am re-confirming now as I have always told them I am requesting USABLE watts per cabinet.
If it is 3 phase would 208V @ 60A be 208 x 60 x 1.73 x .8 = 17.2kW?
If it is 3 phase would 208V @ 60A be 208 x 60 x 1.73 x .8 = 17.2kW?
It's probably 2 - 30 amp 208V circuits, which isn't 12kw usable.... there's the 80% continuous load requirement that you have to abide by. Data Centers nearly always quote installed power... unless you are getting quoted something else?
Your 12kw rack is really just under 10kw usable, closer to 9600w really (80%). Our racks are 17kw fully usable, full 60 amps of 3-phase.
$170/usable KW vs. $180/usable KW, so we are a little higher...but we handle your install and are full-service for miners. What's the contract term, and how many cabs do you need? We can probably match the $170/usable kw rate, but it will take some arm wrestling.
Who said it was NOT 12kW usable It is 12kW usable...
4 cabinets and 3 month term.
My best offer is $1699 for 12kW per rack. $500 set-up fee though...
$3100 for 17.2kW =
$3100 for 17.2kW =
Your 12kw rack is really just under 10kw usable, closer to 9600w really (80%). Our racks are 17kw fully usable, full 60 amps of 3-phase.
$170/usable KW vs. $180/usable KW, so we are a little higher...but we handle your install and are full-service for miners. What's the contract term, and how many cabs do you need? We can probably match the $170/usable kw rate, but it will take some arm wrestling.
Who said it was NOT 12kW usable
It is 12kW usable...4 cabinets and 3 month term.
I've got hosting in Vancouver, BC for $400 a month. Fully secured, cooled, 2400 watt cage.
Thanks for the advice and I am a tad leery as well. I am re-confirming now as I have always told them I am requesting USABLE watts per cabinet.
If it is 3 phase would 208V @ 60A be 208 x 60 x 1.73 x .8 = 17.2kW?
If it is 3 phase would 208V @ 60A be 208 x 60 x 1.73 x .8 = 17.2kW?
It's probably 2 - 30 amp 208V circuits, which isn't 12kw usable.... there's the 80% continuous load requirement that you have to abide by. Data Centers nearly always quote installed power... unless you are getting quoted something else?
Your 12kw rack is really just under 10kw usable, closer to 9600w really (80%). Our racks are 17kw fully usable, full 60 amps of 3-phase.
$170/usable KW vs. $180/usable KW, so we are a little higher...but we handle your install and are full-service for miners. What's the contract term, and how many cabs do you need? We can probably match the $170/usable kw rate, but it will take some arm wrestling.
Who said it was NOT 12kW usable It is 12kW usable...
4 cabinets and 3 month term.
My best offer is $1699 for 12kW per rack. $500 set-up fee though...
$3100 for 17.2kW =
$3100 for 17.2kW =
Your 12kw rack is really just under 10kw usable, closer to 9600w really (80%). Our racks are 17kw fully usable, full 60 amps of 3-phase.
$170/usable KW vs. $180/usable KW, so we are a little higher...but we handle your install and are full-service for miners. What's the contract term, and how many cabs do you need? We can probably match the $170/usable kw rate, but it will take some arm wrestling.
Who said it was NOT 12kW usable
It is 12kW usable...4 cabinets and 3 month term.
I could fit 10x 1TH/s miners plus a switch into a 42u rack but I have no idea if 8A (1.8KW) is enough power though
Not even remote close to enough power. You would need 12-16kW with modern hashing hardware.
Agreed - 1.8kW is NOT enough for 2 miners
Yup, you need at least a 60A/208V circuit for a total of 12480W but most if not all DC's limit you to 80% of rated capacity so that gives you just under 10kW.
It's probably 2 - 30 amp 208V circuits, which isn't 12kw usable.... there's the 80% continuous load requirement that you have to abide by. Data Centers nearly always quote installed power... unless you are getting quoted something else?
Your 12kw rack is really just under 10kw usable, closer to 9600w really (80%). Our racks are 17kw fully usable, full 60 amps of 3-phase.
$170/usable KW vs. $180/usable KW, so we are a little higher...but we handle your install and are full-service for miners. What's the contract term, and how many cabs do you need? We can probably match the $170/usable kw rate, but it will take some arm wrestling.
Who said it was NOT 12kW usable It is 12kW usable...
4 cabinets and 3 month term.
My best offer is $1699 for 12kW per rack. $500 set-up fee though...
$3100 for 17.2kW =
$3100 for 17.2kW =
Your 12kw rack is really just under 10kw usable, closer to 9600w really (80%). Our racks are 17kw fully usable, full 60 amps of 3-phase.
$170/usable KW vs. $180/usable KW, so we are a little higher...but we handle your install and are full-service for miners. What's the contract term, and how many cabs do you need? We can probably match the $170/usable kw rate, but it will take some arm wrestling.
Who said it was NOT 12kW usable
It is 12kW usable...4 cabinets and 3 month term.
My best offer is $1699 for 12kW per rack. $500 set-up fee though...
$3100 for 17.2kW =
$3100 for 17.2kW =
Your 12kw rack is really just under 10kw usable, closer to 9600w really (80%). Our racks are 17kw fully usable, full 60 amps of 3-phase.
$170/usable KW vs. $180/usable KW, so we are a little higher...but we handle your install and are full-service for miners. What's the contract term, and how many cabs do you need? We can probably match the $170/usable kw rate, but it will take some arm wrestling.
Who said it was NOT 12kW usable
It is 12kW usable...4 cabinets and 3 month term.
My best offer is $1699 for 12kW per rack. $500 set-up fee though...
$3100 for 17.2kW =
$3100 for 17.2kW =
Your 12kw rack is really just under 10kw usable, closer to 9600w really (80%). Our racks are 17kw fully usable, full 60 amps of 3-phase.
$170/usable KW vs. $180/usable KW, so we are a little higher...but we handle your install and are full-service for miners. What's the contract term, and how many cabs do you need? We can probably match the $170/usable kw rate, but it will take some arm wrestling.
I could fit 10x 1TH/s miners plus a switch into a 42u rack but I have no idea if 8A (1.8KW) is enough power though
Not even remote close to enough power. You would need 12-16kW with modern hashing hardware.
Agreed - 1.8kW is NOT enough for 2 miners
I could fit 10x 1TH/s miners plus a switch into a 42u rack but I have no idea if 8A (1.8KW) is enough power though
Not even remote close to enough power. You would need 12-16kW with modern hashing hardware.
My best offer is $1699 for 12kW per rack. $500 set-up fee though...
$3100 for 17.2kW =
$3100 for 17.2kW =
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