rented 2 Rigs for ~3 days, everything worked from the start. really great service you offer! I'm looking forward to make business with you again ![Wink](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/wink.gif) We appreciate your positive feedback and look forward to doing business with you again. ![Grin](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/grin.gif)
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If power costs were 0.03c per kw instead of 0.35c per kw (excluding supply charges) and without having to run air conditioning 24/7 then the rigs would be able to run at a much cheaper rate to be sustainable. There are other factors as well that may not allow people to farm on their own. Such as heat, space, humidity, building electrical capacity (domestic), noise, time and effort to keep the rigs running. It is a niche market and there are people out there that are looking to use these services, which we are more than happy to provide at Crypto Rigs. ![Smiley](https://bitcointalk.org/Smileys/default/smiley.gif)
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The people renting are all mining other ALT coins, which are a lot more profitable than LTC at the moment.
Some are also pointing at multicoin pools, so they are mining the most profitable automatically.
At the current difficulty and network hashrate, i wouldn't be mining LTC either.
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SERVICE NO LONGER AVAILABLETHANK YOU EVERYONE WHO SUPPORTED US AND USED OUR SERVICESG'day Cryptonians, We have 6 minings rigs with the following scrypt / custom hashrates for rent (below hash rates are for standard scrypt algorithm): Rig # | GPU Configuration | Hashrate | Availability | Notes GREEN = Available, Orange = Rented, Red = Not Available#01 4xR9 280X DC2T 2.9 Mh/s #02 4xR9 280X Vapor-X 2.9 Mh/s #03 3xR9 280X DC2 + 1x DC2T 2.9 Mh/s #04 4xR9 280X Vapor-X 2.9 Mh/s #05 4xR9 280X Dual-X 2.9 Mh/s #06 4xR9 280X Dual-X 2.9 Mh/s PRICEPlease email us to discuss pricing. WHY CHOOSE CRYPTO RIGS?Crypto Rigs operate out of a data center in Sydney, Australia. The data center provides the following: - Manned by technicians 24 hours a day, 7 days a week with secure swipe card, bio metrics and video surveillance - Three phase electrical supply is protected by UPS and large industrial backup generators - 2x heavily air conditioned equipment/server rooms with clean and filtered air - 2x 100mb/s internet pipes for guaranteed bandwidth and low latency
Besides using a top tier data center, we also focus on providing: - High Quality Service - Fast and efficient response times - Friendly staff - 100% customer satisfaction RENTAL REQUESTSPlease email cryptorigs@gmail.com with the following details: Forum/Advertisement: bitcointalk/litecointalk/gumtreeUsername: forum usernameRig #: Rig #1, Rig #2, etcDuration: 1 day, 1 week, 1 month, etcPayment Method: LTC, BTC, CashWe will then confirm availability, payment addresses and request the following: Main Pool address, worker name and password Backup Pool 1 address, worker name and password Backup Pool 2 address, worker name and password Backup Pool 3 address, worker name and password Backup Pool 4, etc.
Pool management method: Failover, load balance, etc.Once payment has cleared, we will email you when your rig is setup and running. You are more than welcome to change pool details as required. Any downtime will extend your rental period for THREE times the amount of downtime. We also request that notice be given at least 24 hrs prior to the rental period expiring. If another job starts directly after yours, we have to wait for that job to finish before allocating the machine back to you. If you have any questions or feedback, please feel free contact us via email at cryptorigs@gmail.comCrypto Rigs
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Hi,
Pls let me know (as I told Rubberduc in my PM) as soon as a rig becomes available!
Many thanks
#1 Hoping to have available tomorrow morning #2 Expires 27 Dec 13 @ 2200 AEST #3 Expires 23 Dec 13 @ 2300 AEST #4 Expires 23 Dec 13 @ 2300 AEST #5 Expires TBA - awaiting reply #6 Expires 23 Dec 13 @ 2300 AEST Did you have a particular rig in mind? How long are you looking at renting? Thanks =)
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Good Afternoon Cryptonians,
I am Rubberduckie's mate who is running the above mentioned rigs.
Please post in this thread for rental requests, questions, concerns, comments, feedback, etc.
All rigs are currently rented with two rigs expiring at 2300 AEST.
Renters who are already renting will get first priority as they are already setup and running. When their rental expires, it will be a queue system with first in first serve.
In the near future i will be moving the rigs to a Data Center with 24/7 power, air conditioning, internet and security. On top of that, the Data Center will also have redundancy systems in place to keep the rigs running. I am in the process of getting quotes now from numerous Data Centers in Sydney.
I will also be expanding my farm in the near future once stock comes into Sydney, Australia.
I look forward to serving the Crypto Community and providing a quality service.
Spread the word, spread the love.
Thanks for looking and renting. =)
Chris
Crypto Rigs
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You can use coinwarz.com or coinchoose.com to decide where you want to focus your mining.
Or you can join a mutlicoin pool that switches automatically to the most profitable coin.
I was using WeMineLTC as my main pool, LiteGuardian as first failover and givemecoins as second failover.
LTC is not very profitable at the moment, so yeah i recommend mining other coins and converting.
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I have the following rigs:
1) 4x7950 MSi TF3 @ 2,528 kh/s @ 900w 2) 4x7950 MSi TF3 @ 2,528 kh/s @ 950w 3) 3x7950 GB WF3 + MSi TF3 @ 2,064kh/s @ 900w (Gigabyte cards use more power than the MSi cards) 4) 4x7970 Sapphire Dual-X @ 2,880 kh/s @ 1200w 5) 2x7950 GB WF3 @ 1,260 kh/s @ 550w 6) 2x6850 GB WF @ 500 kh/s @ 300w
That's 11760 kh/s @ 4800 watts.
Cost wise, i'll let you know when i get bill shock. I'm estimating around around $3,500 - $4,000 every quarterly bill. That is JUST for powering the rigs. That doesn't even take into consideration aircon and fans, internet and other things needs to keep them online.
Advice on your rig location, I don't know your geographic location or how often you need physical access to your rigs but you could collocate that setup into a datacenter for cheaper than your power bill. A lot of places offer half-rack (21U) with dedicated cooling and redundant power for <$1,000 month. I started saving ~$1,200/mo in power by moving my rigs into a DC. Sounds like a great idea. =) I'm in Sydney, Australia and this country isn't the most coldest in the world. Yesterday was 41'C (106'F). We're in summer until February. Winter isn't too cold here. But i will look into the DC idea. =) It's certainly worth a shot to eliminate that power issues. If you do go that route I highly recommend getting an offline console device (similar to a DRAC) so you can still gain console access if you have a hardware failure. Many times I've got an alert than a GPU was down; instead of driving to the DC I can just console in and disable it temporarily until I have a few minutes to drive in. I can remote into all the machines already. They are currently located offsite as it is too hot to have them at home. I am remoting into them now and updating people's pool details as they email me with requests. So i've got that part covered. =) Just running costs is what i need to look into.
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I have the following rigs:
1) 4x7950 MSi TF3 @ 2,528 kh/s @ 900w 2) 4x7950 MSi TF3 @ 2,528 kh/s @ 950w 3) 3x7950 GB WF3 + MSi TF3 @ 2,064kh/s @ 900w (Gigabyte cards use more power than the MSi cards) 4) 4x7970 Sapphire Dual-X @ 2,880 kh/s @ 1200w 5) 2x7950 GB WF3 @ 1,260 kh/s @ 550w 6) 2x6850 GB WF @ 500 kh/s @ 300w
That's 11760 kh/s @ 4800 watts.
Cost wise, i'll let you know when i get bill shock. I'm estimating around around $3,500 - $4,000 every quarterly bill. That is JUST for powering the rigs. That doesn't even take into consideration aircon and fans, internet and other things needs to keep them online.
Advice on your rig location, I don't know your geographic location or how often you need physical access to your rigs but you could collocate that setup into a datacenter for cheaper than your power bill. A lot of places offer half-rack (21U) with dedicated cooling and redundant power for <$1,000 month. I started saving ~$1,200/mo in power by moving my rigs into a DC. Sounds like a great idea. =) I'm in Sydney, Australia and this country isn't the most coldest in the world. Yesterday was 41'C (106'F). We're in summer until February. Winter isn't too cold here. But i will look into the DC idea. =)
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G'day fellow Cryptonians,
I have just started a mining rig rental business.
I've got about 11mh/s (scrypt) of hashing power. All currently being rented.
All rigs were rented out within minutes.
I hope all goes well and i can maintain a steady rental agreement with fellow cryptonians.
Regards, Crypto Rigs
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I was originally mining LTC, but due to network difficulty and hashrate, it became unprofitable.
So just renting them all now just so that i can keep going without having to sell my rigs.
Much ouch at the moment.
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I have the following rigs:
1) 4x7950 MSi TF3 @ 2,528 kh/s @ 900w 2) 4x7950 MSi TF3 @ 2,528 kh/s @ 950w 3) 3x7950 GB WF3 + MSi TF3 @ 2,064kh/s @ 900w (Gigabyte cards use more power than the MSi cards) 4) 4x7970 Sapphire Dual-X @ 2,880 kh/s @ 1200w 5) 2x7950 GB WF3 @ 1,260 kh/s @ 550w 6) 2x6850 GB WF @ 500 kh/s @ 300w
That's 11760 kh/s @ 4800 watts.
Cost wise, i'll let you know when i get bill shock. I'm estimating around around $3,500 - $4,000 every quarterly bill. That is JUST for powering the rigs. That doesn't even take into consideration aircon and fans, internet and other things needs to keep them online.
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Just jumping through the hoops. =)
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I use the genesis block calculator and it's very helpful.
It's mind blowing the amount of hashing power that has increased over all the cryptos lately.
I can't even expand my rigs as there are no cards to buy and the ones that are for sale are selling for above RRP. But, that's how Supply and Demand works.
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