Topic: Pics of Huge Hosting Mine Under Construction, (Dec 2015 Update: We've moved) - page 8. (Read 54181 times)

Hi can i have replies for those questions :
Where is this build , (is that because of electricity cost), also I would like to know how much
will this totally cost and how much time will take to back ROI . what type of miners hardware
did you use ?

Bitcoin Boy .

I've read that thread - and yes what you see there are allegations. You may have skipped the part where I said my own machines where sitting right next to the lot of S5 that had problems, when they supposedly had problems, but for some reason my machines have received no damage while in custody of ASICSPACE. So sorry for the other guy, but I'm happy my machines are more stout than his and survived the apparent  inferno that ASICSPACE runs 

It appears more then allegedly - https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.11238845

Overheating to point of damaging gear does not happen in one day.  It would have been noticeable on heat increase, and heat should be checked.

Having a data center you are agreeing to host peoples gear.  You have a responsibility to keep environment safe.  If it was something out of their control it's a different story.  But reading temp's and even adding cooling gear if needed before hurting gear is well within what is expected.

My equipment was running right next to those S5 when they allegedly got too toasty. Not a single machine of mine was damaged, power supplies just as solid as ever and all of them are still running as I type at my own facility.

I feel bad for the guy that has his machines damaged, but I honestly don't think it was any kind of intentional or willful neglect of oversight. Even though I no longer need a hosting facility I would have no qualms using them again, even after this incident. Kind of like how Jack in the Box after the ecoli incident was probably the safest fast food place to eat.

I wonder why it was necessary for them to work on the A/C and ventilation?

Was it because they were responsible for destroying customers equipment in their overheated datacenter?

I wouldn't be privy to any of that information except for some rumors. I can say I picked up all my miners from them a week ago hassle free and all my equipment came out the same way it came in and they had them sense January. Not even a power supply blew up and I have a pile of those all dead. Actually I attribute that to running those badass 2880w power supplies they are stout haven't been able to kill one of those yet. They have a new customer service guy and he was very friendly and helped me load up my miners. The crew working on the A/C and ventilation ribbed me for taking the miners the wrong way, little do they know they may likely be at my site soon enough.

Who did they fire and why?

  OMG this is huuuge!
You guys re doing some fine work. Will maybe rent some GH 

Looks great! I'll be keeping up to date!

ChineseSavior - you need to breathe and get some oxygen into your brain before you apply the metacarpals to the keyboard............... My guess is your not a Process Engineer or Coder - Logically speaking of course.

Biffa - Quality, clean and logical PWNGE!!!!!!!! I laughed for ages after i read your post!

I say hats off to all people for the awesome and constructive actions and thoughts to this thread.  Coming from a Data Center and Server Support occupation, i think i need to be alone for a while with this thread...............

A+

wow, nice miner setup, im wonrdering how much it will make per day, i think around 10 btc per day, maybe more, i can just guess

None of which applies here, as its a hosting centre for other peoples miners, not a private farm for investors.

atill going w a fake thred / mining center. either way bad business move this will never roi until we hit next ath. if they can manage to hold onto there coin for that long barring....

cashing it out for roi

scandal

wallet breach....

if it is real goodluck. hardest part will be storing and cashout out the coin

then you still have to worry about uncle sams firey dragon breath, and the banks ahutting down accounts the list goes on and on and on....

imo not worth the time hassle money and financial risk IF it is real..

which i doubt

I hijacked this thread enough already. I just came here to say I personally know this place to exist and these guys are trying real hard to make it work. They have been very open and transparent, at least with me.

Additional discussion on the ASICSPACE situation is in the following link:

https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/stay-away-from-asicspace-1036376

I don't know if dmwardjr and LordPaco will continue posting pictures of their adventures here on not. I also don't know if ASICSPACE will post further info here or not. Not a complaint, just a statement of what I don't know.

Damn!!!

Looking nice, Man!!!

You can bring it over to "Miner Photo Porn" if you like:  https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/--766998

If you don't wish to post there, could I have your permission to share this post you made in the "Miner Photo Porn" forum?

And I think your an ass for your assumptions.

I don't have to share any of my math with you. You can believe what you want. In fact it is a very good thing for me that you believe the way you do, so please keep thinking that way. I also hope you continue to spew your vomit because it helps me as well.
Here is a picture of a cropped screenshot of the ebay auction for the transformer on the left in that picture. Try to find a 500KVA 480/208 for that price. You wont.


Here is a picture of about 15% of the shelving we will ultimately need as we build to capacity. Also you can see in the back 3 400A panels uninstalled, a 600A breaker in enclosure.


Here is a older picture of just 150 3KW server power supplies, they sold originally from IBM for $1950 each. I paid on average ~35$ each for them. To the right you can see my crappy asicminer prismas that I bought from a group buy here. There is a reason they are sitting there. You can see a few of my 3 phase 60A IBM PDU's. They will monitor and record a dozen parameters on each outlet and can pull about 20KW each. I bought most of these for $40 each. Good luck finding them now I bought them all out of the market and they are only available for over $300 a piece now and I have 50. They came with 20feet of burly 6awg 4conductor cable hard wired so it saves quite a bit cable cost too. Oh, and it's the shitter on the other side of that wall.


I have good friends and family that help. I won't be putting all that shelving together. For example my brother in law, made this enclosure for my ammeters so I can see amperage on each phase. I will have one of these on each 400A panel, there will be 6 of them.


Sorry ASICSPACE guys for jackin your thread. I'll start my own when I think its time to show people how to build a mine junkyard wars style.

LordPaco, I think you're a fool to even begin making another huge Bitcoin mining operation.  Have you not been paying attention to the prices, difficulty, and troubles of other mining farms lately?  And every dollar you spend buying everything you need to begin mining, is a dollar further in the hole you are starting out from.

Profits?  What profits?  You won't have any for a LONG time.  Stop now, because I will be here to say "I TOLD YOU SO" when you go bankrupt, just like I have said about dumbward and Asicspace.  Surely you've read on the Litecoin forums and here about how JRose120 made a complete ass of himself and then went into hiding after he pissed away $50,000 of his cousin's money?  Well not so much Asicspace, but they are along the same lines of not making a profit anytime soon.

And absolutely nothing in the photo proves it is your datacenter.  That could be anyones' building anywhere, not even related to bitcoin mining.

Good for you, LordPaco!!!

I would personally like to see some more pictures as it progresses, please Sir.  I will be heading out your way from Alabama very soon.  I'm not saying when, but it is soon.  I decided not to spend money on doubling my power at the house since I was planning on moving to Washington State anyway.  My plans were to move there the 3rd or 4th quarter of this year.  I might be moving much sooner now.  I have my reasons that I don't care to mention here.  

I would be starting with only 100 TH/s that I will take there with me in an inclosed trailer.  I was very close to leasing a building in Moses Lake until I found out I would need a minimum of 200kW demand running 24/7 to enjoy a 1.8 cents per kWH + demand charges, taxes and fees.  If one has less than 200kW demand, they will pay double that rate at approximately 3.8 cents per kWH + demand charges, taxes and fees.

I would order another 175 TH/s shortly after I arrive there.  It will take a little time for them to arrive after I order them.  I'm not saying where I will be located yet.  It may be two locations in the beginning (house and a building) until I can earn more $ to increase the power in one of two buildings I'm looking at.  One building in Chelan County and the other in Douglas County.  I'm not giving the city yet.  I'm also familiar with Chelan county PUD's moratorium on more than 1 megawatt at one location as well.  I've been doing my research.

Anyway, back to your place:  I like what you have going there.  It looks like you are looking to get serious like myself.  I'm not doing any hosting.  I will only do private mining for myself as well.  The goal is to have 1,000 TH/s minimum by the time the blocks halve.  We will see how it goes.

Good luck to you in your venture.  Maybe we'll bump into each other some day in the future.  I wish you prosperity and a smooth start in your venture.  And please, keep me posted with some pictures, Sir.

David

I've been to this facility at least a half dozen times. Not only does it exist but they are a legit operation. I'm sure BTC crashing to where it is now hurts because most of the installation came before this, when the math was better. They are hosting a number of machines for me until I get my own datacenter online which will be very soon now. As far as I know the recent issues was a network error that also propagated to all SP20's to require a reflash on them all. Not a job I would want, especially with an inbox piling up fast with legitimate complaints. I'm sure they could hire a customer service team to handle emergencies but then goes whats left of their profit margin. This is why I am planning on my mine as private, maybe a few larger clients that understand shit happens, especially when you are running the 'budget' type of datacenter. Not to say its 'budget', but face it, it ain't no Microsoft and they arn't charging those prices.

Wither or not you find it profitable to mine or see a possibility of a profit has no bearing on the topic at hand and only serves to troll.

And before I get accused as a shill or fake, here is a picture of my data center under construction. That is two 500KVA 480/208 transformers. Yes there is alot of work to be done.