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Which mining company is powering the farm??
Topic: Pics of Huge Hosting Mine Under Construction, (Dec 2015 Update: We've moved) - page 20. (Read 54181 times)
December 09, 2014, 06:41:16 PM
December 09, 2014, 10:15:04 AM
They have a website:
asicspace.com
price $80-95/kw/month with more undisclosed discount for >30kw customers.
Not as a criticism, but I don't get it why all WA hosting has the same price: roughly $85-100/kw/mo when their cost in electricity (2c/kwh) is just 16-20% of cost of electricity in US on average (12c/kwh). Their electricity cost is just $15-20/kw/mo vs $88 average in US.
Do they have some kind of a union there that prevents going lower?
asicspace.com
price $80-95/kw/month with more undisclosed discount for >30kw customers.
Not as a criticism, but I don't get it why all WA hosting has the same price: roughly $85-100/kw/mo when their cost in electricity (2c/kwh) is just 16-20% of cost of electricity in US on average (12c/kwh). Their electricity cost is just $15-20/kw/mo vs $88 average in US.
Do they have some kind of a union there that prevents going lower?
Yeah, I don't know why that is either.... WA is supposed to have dirt cheap power. The pricing offered here wouldn't work out for my needs. Just some back of napkin math... Say, I take 1 antminer s4... that's 1.4kw for ~$120 a month for power, it's only going make roughly $138 a month, leaving less than $20 on the table. :/
December 09, 2014, 03:51:48 AM
Edit : Only now seeing, you not going the "Cloud mining" way.. Only hosting hardware.
I hope they won't go that way, Cloud mining business didn't give much trust to people like me recently...
December 09, 2014, 03:22:31 AM
Take some pictures of the Cooling planned. 
What type of fire detection tech will be used? { 24/7 monitoring }
Are you using LED's in the lights? {Extra heat, if not}
This really looks awesome..... Would be great to have "Cloud mining" backed by real infrastructure and mining. {None of this Ponzi nonsense doing the rounds}
Thanks for backing Crypto Currency !!
Edit : Only now seeing, you not going the "Cloud mining" way.. Only hosting hardware.
What type of fire detection tech will be used? { 24/7 monitoring }
Are you using LED's in the lights? {Extra heat, if not}
This really looks awesome..... Would be great to have "Cloud mining" backed by real infrastructure and mining. {None of this Ponzi nonsense doing the rounds}
Thanks for backing Crypto Currency !!
Edit : Only now seeing, you not going the "Cloud mining" way.. Only hosting hardware.
December 08, 2014, 10:51:56 PM
New Pic Up:
We power washed the shelves today. Time to put in circuits!
We power washed the shelves today. Time to put in circuits!
December 08, 2014, 03:40:16 AM
Pictures are great, it's good to see people are still investing on mining business. I'm waiting for it on January, I think about buying some KWs...
December 08, 2014, 03:24:45 AM
great more difficulty increases, say goodbye to stable difficulty
LOL
December 08, 2014, 12:18:58 AM
great more difficulty increases, say goodbye to stable difficulty
December 07, 2014, 10:34:23 PM
so 5 kwatt = 425 a month correct?
I am spending about 500 a month in house during the winter months to run 5 kwatts at home.
If i sent a pm could you quote rates for 20 30 and 40 kwatts?
I am spending about 500 a month in house during the winter months to run 5 kwatts at home.
If i sent a pm could you quote rates for 20 30 and 40 kwatts?
Our prices depend on how far into the future you'd like to pay in advance, as well as your volume. Send me a PM.
December 07, 2014, 10:10:13 PM
so 5 kwatt = 425 a month correct?
I am spending about 500 a month in house during the winter months to run 5 kwatts at home.
If i sent a pm could you quote rates for 20 30 and 40 kwatts?
I am spending about 500 a month in house during the winter months to run 5 kwatts at home.
If i sent a pm could you quote rates for 20 30 and 40 kwatts?
December 07, 2014, 08:44:16 PM
Build Looks good! I like all the concrete walls, no need for raised floors, whats your utility power coming in? 480v 3 phase 1200 amp? for instance?..
The Price seems fair too..
My Equipment is hosted in Chicago here (ultra low latency makes for great Hashing with my pool)
@ $84 per KW mo: http://coin-mining.mystarpoint.com/
Keep posting pictures.. Great seeing people invest, and I don't think we have to worry that much from the difficulty going up from one facility.. I like seeing people get
behind this.. !!!!
The Price seems fair too..
My Equipment is hosted in Chicago here (ultra low latency makes for great Hashing with my pool)
@ $84 per KW mo: http://coin-mining.mystarpoint.com/
Keep posting pictures.. Great seeing people invest, and I don't think we have to worry that much from the difficulty going up from one facility.. I like seeing people get
behind this.. !!!!
Thank!
We have power coming in at 480V 3 phase which we wire to 20A 208V outlets after the power passes through our transformer and panels.
Sounds great, but how many amps of 480VAC ? Again build looks exciting.. Look forward to seeing it done.. what mining gear will you be running in house?
We have 5k amps of primary switchgear. Clearly we aren't fully using it right now.
December 07, 2014, 08:36:24 PM
Build Looks good! I like all the concrete walls, no need for raised floors, whats your utility power coming in? 480v 3 phase 1200 amp? for instance?..
The Price seems fair too..
My Equipment is hosted in Chicago here (ultra low latency makes for great Hashing with my pool)
@ $84 per KW mo: http://coin-mining.mystarpoint.com/
Keep posting pictures.. Great seeing people invest, and I don't think we have to worry that much from the difficulty going up from one facility.. I like seeing people get
behind this.. !!!!
The Price seems fair too..
My Equipment is hosted in Chicago here (ultra low latency makes for great Hashing with my pool)
@ $84 per KW mo: http://coin-mining.mystarpoint.com/
Keep posting pictures.. Great seeing people invest, and I don't think we have to worry that much from the difficulty going up from one facility.. I like seeing people get
behind this.. !!!!
Thank!
We have power coming in at 480V 3 phase which we wire to 20A 208V outlets after the power passes through our transformer and panels.
Sounds great, but how many amps of 480VAC ? Again build looks exciting.. Look forward to seeing it done.. what mining gear will you be running in house?
December 07, 2014, 08:19:13 PM
Build Looks good! I like all the concrete walls, no need for raised floors, whats your utility power coming in? 480v 3 phase 1200 amp? for instance?..
The Price seems fair too..
My Equipment is hosted in Chicago here (ultra low latency makes for great Hashing with my pool)
@ $84 per KW mo: http://coin-mining.mystarpoint.com/
Keep posting pictures.. Great seeing people invest, and I don't think we have to worry that much from the difficulty going up from one facility.. I like seeing people get
behind this.. !!!!
The Price seems fair too..
My Equipment is hosted in Chicago here (ultra low latency makes for great Hashing with my pool)
@ $84 per KW mo: http://coin-mining.mystarpoint.com/
Keep posting pictures.. Great seeing people invest, and I don't think we have to worry that much from the difficulty going up from one facility.. I like seeing people get
behind this.. !!!!
Thank!
We have power coming in at 480V 3 phase which we wire to 20A 208V outlets after the power passes through our transformer and panels.
December 07, 2014, 08:02:53 PM
Build Looks good! I like all the concrete walls, no need for raised floors, whats your utility power coming in? 480v 3 phase 1200 amp? for instance?..
The Price seems fair too..
My Equipment is hosted in Chicago here (ultra low latency makes for great Hashing with my pool)
@ $84 per KW mo: http://coin-mining.mystarpoint.com/
Keep posting pictures.. Great seeing people invest, and I don't think we have to worry that much from the difficulty going up from one facility.. I like seeing people get
behind this.. !!!!
The Price seems fair too..
My Equipment is hosted in Chicago here (ultra low latency makes for great Hashing with my pool)
@ $84 per KW mo: http://coin-mining.mystarpoint.com/
Keep posting pictures.. Great seeing people invest, and I don't think we have to worry that much from the difficulty going up from one facility.. I like seeing people get
behind this.. !!!!
December 07, 2014, 07:56:33 PM
Wow I guess your right about large, any idea if this is going to be the largest one in operation at the time of open?
December 07, 2014, 07:50:58 PM
This Topic = Difficulty going up in the near future...
December 07, 2014, 07:48:58 PM
No raised flooring? cold air from above?
Do vents all line the exterior walls? Just judging from the garage door, is the cold air entering from ~15-20 ft.?
are you doing hot aisle/cold aisle?
Was this building custom built?
or re-purposed with warehouse racks?
The high ceiling are nice, assuming the cooling intake is all the way up on the ceiling.
Do vents all line the exterior walls? Just judging from the garage door, is the cold air entering from ~15-20 ft.?
are you doing hot aisle/cold aisle?
Was this building custom built?
or re-purposed with warehouse racks?
The high ceiling are nice, assuming the cooling intake is all the way up on the ceiling.
We are doing hot/cold aisle. Our engineers assure us the high ceilings and concrete will do a lot of the work dissapating the heat for us.
December 07, 2014, 05:44:27 PM
No raised flooring? cold air from above?
Do vents all line the exterior walls? Just judging from the garage door, is the cold air entering from ~15-20 ft.?
are you doing hot aisle/cold aisle?
Was this building custom built?
or re-purposed with warehouse racks?
The high ceiling are nice, assuming the cooling intake is all the way up on the ceiling.
Do vents all line the exterior walls? Just judging from the garage door, is the cold air entering from ~15-20 ft.?
are you doing hot aisle/cold aisle?
Was this building custom built?
or re-purposed with warehouse racks?
The high ceiling are nice, assuming the cooling intake is all the way up on the ceiling.
December 07, 2014, 01:59:46 PM
is this underground?
No. Lots of concrete in this building, very good for heat dissipation.
December 07, 2014, 12:09:23 PM
is this underground?
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