Topic: S19xx vs Avalon 1246 vs Whatsminer M30S/M31S (Read 210 times)
Personal feeling or s19pro 110T is better, mainly stable.
I do not own any miners, but have been running a 2mw hosting facility the last 8 months and started with the company(and mining) 18 months ago. At my site we have about 600 machines currently. And host all of the above mentioned miners. 360 s19 series, about 100 avalon(1246 and 1166 pro), some L7, goldshells, and some what's miners m21-m30s++.
The facility is non climate controlled with temps ranging from 10-102f.
My experience has been most positive with s19 series, main failure being psu but also bad soldering on hashboards.
I very always liked avalons(started with 1046 and now to 1246 and 1166pro). They're simple to work on and once you understand the kernel log typically pretty easy to figure out any issues.
The site has about 40 what's miners. There has been 1 WM fail since we began hosting. They have by far been the most reliable. They also run the hottest by far. And due to the really low failure rate, that is the miner brand I have the least experience with lol. Really small sample size(40 out of 300 compared to 360/600 s19 series).
Our company started a sister site that just got fully set up a few months back. 10mw. Running exclusively WM.
Depending on where you live(weather/temp based if non climate controlled) can be a main reason for going with any specific miner. Power consumption/availability is the obvious first factor. Understanding flow dynamics and keeping fresh intake cooler air coming in and not getting heat swirl from the exhaust coming back into the mine can be a huge challenge. Once you get that figured out, it makes keeping a lot of miners physically in close proximity to each other consistently mining.
Long story short, even though WM are the least experience I have...I'd go with WM. Specifically because that is the least experience I have out of the above mentioned miners(they have stayed mining consistently excluding curtailment periods). More uptime means more money, less failures equals less cost.
Good luck! Hope this helps. This is my first post. I'm pretty much self taught with mining, so take my advice with a huge grain of salt! I'm the only employee at my site now, and have managed to keep 600+miners running 99% of the time, with a failure rate under 2%, for the last 8 months(similar results the previous 10 months but completely different setup/dynamic). Saying all this to give an idea of why I'm giving my input/recommendation.
The facility is non climate controlled with temps ranging from 10-102f.
My experience has been most positive with s19 series, main failure being psu but also bad soldering on hashboards.
I very always liked avalons(started with 1046 and now to 1246 and 1166pro). They're simple to work on and once you understand the kernel log typically pretty easy to figure out any issues.
The site has about 40 what's miners. There has been 1 WM fail since we began hosting. They have by far been the most reliable. They also run the hottest by far. And due to the really low failure rate, that is the miner brand I have the least experience with lol. Really small sample size(40 out of 300 compared to 360/600 s19 series).
Our company started a sister site that just got fully set up a few months back. 10mw. Running exclusively WM.
Depending on where you live(weather/temp based if non climate controlled) can be a main reason for going with any specific miner. Power consumption/availability is the obvious first factor. Understanding flow dynamics and keeping fresh intake cooler air coming in and not getting heat swirl from the exhaust coming back into the mine can be a huge challenge. Once you get that figured out, it makes keeping a lot of miners physically in close proximity to each other consistently mining.
Long story short, even though WM are the least experience I have...I'd go with WM. Specifically because that is the least experience I have out of the above mentioned miners(they have stayed mining consistently excluding curtailment periods). More uptime means more money, less failures equals less cost.
Good luck! Hope this helps. This is my first post. I'm pretty much self taught with mining, so take my advice with a huge grain of salt! I'm the only employee at my site now, and have managed to keep 600+miners running 99% of the time, with a failure rate under 2%, for the last 8 months(similar results the previous 10 months but completely different setup/dynamic). Saying all this to give an idea of why I'm giving my input/recommendation.
Nice first post.
I do not own any miners, but have been running a 2mw hosting facility the last 8 months and started with the company(and mining) 18 months ago. At my site we have about 600 machines currently. And host all of the above mentioned miners. 360 s19 series, about 100 avalon(1246 and 1166 pro), some L7, goldshells, and some what's miners m21-m30s++.
The facility is non climate controlled with temps ranging from 10-102f.
My experience has been most positive with s19 series, main failure being psu but also bad soldering on hashboards.
I very always liked avalons(started with 1046 and now to 1246 and 1166pro). They're simple to work on and once you understand the kernel log typically pretty easy to figure out any issues.
The site has about 40 what's miners. There has been 1 WM fail since we began hosting. They have by far been the most reliable. They also run the hottest by far. And due to the really low failure rate, that is the miner brand I have the least experience with lol. Really small sample size(40 out of 300 compared to 360/600 s19 series).
Our company started a sister site that just got fully set up a few months back. 10mw. Running exclusively WM.
Depending on where you live(weather/temp based if non climate controlled) can be a main reason for going with any specific miner. Power consumption/availability is the obvious first factor. Understanding flow dynamics and keeping fresh intake cooler air coming in and not getting heat swirl from the exhaust coming back into the mine can be a huge challenge. Once you get that figured out, it makes keeping a lot of miners physically in close proximity to each other consistently mining.
Long story short, even though WM are the least experience I have...I'd go with WM. Specifically because that is the least experience I have out of the above mentioned miners(they have stayed mining consistently excluding curtailment periods). More uptime means more money, less failures equals less cost.
Good luck! Hope this helps. This is my first post. I'm pretty much self taught with mining, so take my advice with a huge grain of salt! I'm the only employee at my site now, and have managed to keep 600+miners running 99% of the time, with a failure rate under 2%, for the last 8 months(similar results the previous 10 months but completely different setup/dynamic). Saying all this to give an idea of why I'm giving my input/recommendation.
The facility is non climate controlled with temps ranging from 10-102f.
My experience has been most positive with s19 series, main failure being psu but also bad soldering on hashboards.
I very always liked avalons(started with 1046 and now to 1246 and 1166pro). They're simple to work on and once you understand the kernel log typically pretty easy to figure out any issues.
The site has about 40 what's miners. There has been 1 WM fail since we began hosting. They have by far been the most reliable. They also run the hottest by far. And due to the really low failure rate, that is the miner brand I have the least experience with lol. Really small sample size(40 out of 300 compared to 360/600 s19 series).
Our company started a sister site that just got fully set up a few months back. 10mw. Running exclusively WM.
Depending on where you live(weather/temp based if non climate controlled) can be a main reason for going with any specific miner. Power consumption/availability is the obvious first factor. Understanding flow dynamics and keeping fresh intake cooler air coming in and not getting heat swirl from the exhaust coming back into the mine can be a huge challenge. Once you get that figured out, it makes keeping a lot of miners physically in close proximity to each other consistently mining.
Long story short, even though WM are the least experience I have...I'd go with WM. Specifically because that is the least experience I have out of the above mentioned miners(they have stayed mining consistently excluding curtailment periods). More uptime means more money, less failures equals less cost.
Good luck! Hope this helps. This is my first post. I'm pretty much self taught with mining, so take my advice with a huge grain of salt! I'm the only employee at my site now, and have managed to keep 600+miners running 99% of the time, with a failure rate under 2%, for the last 8 months(similar results the previous 10 months but completely different setup/dynamic). Saying all this to give an idea of why I'm giving my input/recommendation.
So far not a fan of the Avalon 1246's.
The hash rate, irrespective of pool is much lower compared to what it is supposed to do. On my 85THs, it gets a max of 80, usually running lower. The 83THS gets high 70's and close to 80. 1 machine keeps rebooting every 36-48 hours, and can't seem to find the issue. Machines were new, and been mining only a few months.
The S19 110's have been performing well and above the advertised rate, and been sound since day 1.
The hash rate, irrespective of pool is much lower compared to what it is supposed to do. On my 85THs, it gets a max of 80, usually running lower. The 83THS gets high 70's and close to 80. 1 machine keeps rebooting every 36-48 hours, and can't seem to find the issue. Machines were new, and been mining only a few months.
The S19 110's have been performing well and above the advertised rate, and been sound since day 1.
Good feedback there!
Happy to see that you would place the Avalon's in front of the whatsminer
The 1246's seems a solid value to me if they are reliable...
Happy to see that you would place the Avalon's in front of the whatsminer
The 1246's seems a solid value to me if they are reliable...
Hi guys, ive been watching the forum for a while but just registered today, i own some scrypt miners and i am looking to buy my first BTC miner now.
I am looking at the Bitmain S19 series, avalon 1246's and Whatsminer M30S/M31S.
I have a hard time justifying paying that extra money for a S19 series and was pretty set on buying an avalon 1246 but then, i heard that reliability may not be that good on the Avalons and seems like they are more sensible to heat....
That makes me wondering if the Whatsminers would be a good alternative?
Electricity rates where i live are at around 0.076 usd/kw
So what would you buy and why?
Any feedback from actual owners of those machines would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
I am looking at the Bitmain S19 series, avalon 1246's and Whatsminer M30S/M31S.
I have a hard time justifying paying that extra money for a S19 series and was pretty set on buying an avalon 1246 but then, i heard that reliability may not be that good on the Avalons and seems like they are more sensible to heat....
That makes me wondering if the Whatsminers would be a good alternative?
Electricity rates where i live are at around 0.076 usd/kw
So what would you buy and why?
Any feedback from actual owners of those machines would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
I gave you a merit as you placed a well thought out question in a proper format in the right section.
There are 4 sellers of etc basics that are decent
Avalon
Bitmain
Innosilicon
Whatsminer/Microbt
I own some of every one above.
I have to see bitmain tends to be able to run in the hotter rooms best
Innosilicon second best
avalon third best
whatsminer fourth place.
My sample size is 200 pieces of gear
Bitmain
s7
s9
s15
s17
s19
T15
T17
L3+ yeah it is scrypt
innosilicon
t1
t2
t3
avalon
741
841
851
941
1046
whatsminer
m3
m10
m20
m21
bitmain has been able to run in the hottest rooms. We have heat issues when summer temps go above 95F or 38c our main mining room gets really fucking hot
Bitmain gear has had the best ability to run in really hot rooms.
Now if you can keep the room temp controlled
and keep good quality power avalon is very good.
but if your mining space it rugged bitmain should be better
note we only have 1 s19 so The sample is smaller
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Hi guys, ive been watching the forum for a while but just registered today, i own some scrypt miners and i am looking to buy my first BTC miner now.
I am looking at the Bitmain S19 series, avalon 1246's and Whatsminer M30S/M31S.
I have a hard time justifying paying that extra money for a S19 series and was pretty set on buying an avalon 1246 but then, i heard that reliability may not be that good on the Avalons and seems like they are more sensible to heat....
That makes me wondering if the Whatsminers would be a good alternative?
Electricity rates where i live are at around 0.076 usd/kw
So what would you buy and why?
Any feedback from actual owners of those machines would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
I am looking at the Bitmain S19 series, avalon 1246's and Whatsminer M30S/M31S.
I have a hard time justifying paying that extra money for a S19 series and was pretty set on buying an avalon 1246 but then, i heard that reliability may not be that good on the Avalons and seems like they are more sensible to heat....
That makes me wondering if the Whatsminers would be a good alternative?
Electricity rates where i live are at around 0.076 usd/kw
So what would you buy and why?
Any feedback from actual owners of those machines would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance!
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