Bitcoin,

We received 3 of the 1TH/s Dragon ASIC Miners from IKETC.   Here is the video that hopefully will help you.  We cover basics, configuration and performance including power consumption.   


Video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVQkQ37BGhk



Cheers,
Dalkore

I have received 3 units via DHL.  We are pulling 1130 watts from the wall @ 1.08 TH/s.   


Here is a video I made.   Enjoy.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OVQkQ37BGhk


Cheers,
Dalkore

Can someone link to setup instructions for accessing the device and manually configuring cgminer.    In the future, any company selling hardware needs a support thread that has information for setting it up, you really do your customers a dis-service noting having that ready.  Thanks.



P.S. I tried to SSH into the IP on the LCD screen and it is not accessible. 

I am interested but BTC1.0 is high in my opinion. 

How about 3 or 4 Hashfast Sierras?

I believe in the long-term growth of MAX.   This is the post-launch hype doldrums.  I am mining coin and stacking. 

The main issue with Ms. Goodman is that she doxed him in the most irresponsible manner possible without concrete proof.  Regardless if it is him or not, we are not respecting his wishes and that IS THE PROBLEM.  Just because most people can't fathom someone not taking credit or seeking fame & wishes, doesn't mean we should violate the privacy of someone who specifically stated he doesn't want anything to do with Bitcoin.  RESPECT THAT PLEASE.   

I personally think that no harm or threats should go to Ms. Goodman, but if someone doxed her, it would not be the end of the world.  Maybe that would treat her to use more tact next time.  There is this concept called prudence, she should of exercised more. 

Mining Community,

Bitcoin ASIC Hosting has signed a deal to utilize Dell's Data-center in Washington State to offer the highest quality colocation available to the market.  This is a fully managed service, which includes:

-Onsite monitoring and tech support
-Units are fully INSURED
-Setup, rack shelving, cables
-Does not cover power supply if your unit does not come with one*
-Dedicated state of the art cooling and rigorously monitored ambient temperatures
-Hosted in a tier-3 rated datacenter

All Inclusive Hosting Monthly Fee:  $205.00 per KWH [kilowatt hour] (1000 watts)
One-Time Setup Fee: $42.00 per U of rack space.

Currently we are accepting 3-month minimum prepaid contracts.

For large operations, Bitfund also specializes in custom hosting facility build-outs.  Often building your own space is cost effective over leasing.

Reach us for pricing and consultation at enterprise [at] bitcoinasichosting [dot] com



View our hosting price page here: www.bitcoinasichosting.com/pricing/

We at Bitcoin ASIC Hosting have been providing unsurpassed quality co-location to our clients since the first Avalon series of mining hardware.  We have a record of excellence dealing with hardware repairs, quick RMA service, and advanced troubleshooting to keep units online 24 hours a day.  Our staff of Linux engineers, customer service reps, and onsite support provide unmatched quality to our competitors.

We built our own hosting facility two years ago and in our process of expanding to a new facility found Dell as very suitable partners.  Dell’s Western Technology Center is located in Quincy, Washington and is the highest rated facility available for mining hardware.  We are proud to provide the only dedicated ASIC hardware support to a Fortune-500 data-center.

What we are looking for: PM or email us at hosting [at] bitcoinasichosting [dot] com with the type and number of your units you are looking to co-locate.  For large orders and consulting email us at enterprise [at] bitcoinasichosting [dot] com.

FAQ

View our full FAQ at: www.bitcoinasichosting.com/support/FAQ/

Do you sell any hardware?
We are not selling any hardware at this time.  We only provide server colocation for hardware that has already been purchased by our customers.  Our clients save time and money by directly sending their units for us for documenting, configuring and hosting.

What mining services are provided?
We provide an all-inclusive hardware colocation service specific for cryptographic mining.  Your miner will mine on a preferential server on a major pool.  We have extensive measures to receive instant notification whenever a unit is not hashing.  Our team is able to respond to these issues immediately and provide you with the highest uptime possible.

How long are hosting terms?
We provide our clients with 3, 6, and 12 month contracts.

Where is Bitcoin ASIC Hosting located?
We operate and manage facilities throughout Washington.

How can I pay?
We are currently accepting BTC (2% fee) and USD via check, wire transfer (international only) and direct deposit into our Bank of America account.

If I prepay but my units have not arrived what happens?
Your hosting term does not begin until your units begin hashing.

When are you ready for hosting?
We are fully operational and have capacity now!

What insurance do you carry?
We offer insurance against theft and acts of God.  We do not offer insurance against lost profits.

Is there a setup fee?
Yes, there is a one time $42.00 fee per U of rackspace (1.75 inches).  This fee covers mounting, network setup, transportation, configuration and cabling.  This fee is non-recurring.

Do you support non-rack mountable gear?
We have experience deploying non-traditional mining operations.

PMed you with some details.  Hope it helps.

Our second room is complete and taking more orders. 

I will say at least they gave the customers a bunch of options for compensation.   I have a hosting client that has a large order of these and he wasn't happy but was happy they gave him options.   5 week delay is major in ASIC-land.

Hello,

Here is my 3rd video installment covering the power usage on the TerraMiner IV by CoinTerra.  We went out and picked up another power meter so we could show the load for both PSU's  There is another video out there that covers power consumption but they didn't have both PSUs metered.  These units are great all around and they have really made it easier for the miners like myself that have to manage lots of units. 


Video (YouTube):

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pwtcNb6v39Q


Cheers,
Dalkore

There is another Datacenter close by that quoted a figure of 2.2 for our rating on the likeliness of any major natural event happening.   We are on high-ground and on a high redundant power grid because of our neighbors. 

We have a walk-through by our technician two times a day (morning & evening) along with me or my partner monitoring the farm constantly.  We have not had any major downtime due to service failures to date.  Yes, have have additional security precautions being put into effect and we are insured. 

We just completed the Opening on our 2nd hosting room and it is 4 times the size of our first.    Cheers!

-D   

Upgrade is complete.  We will have a detailed blog post soon.  The new HVAC is a beast. 

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Thank you D&T.  Love your responses.

Price in USD?   Most important piece of info, I am interested and in the market.

-D

For this test, BTC Guild and it was reporting the same speeds on average.  It is in a tad hotter environment (staging) then we when move it to our facility where we will run the ambient temps 10 degrees lower. 

Yes, we did a long-term lease on a space and completely built-out two large rooms for hosting.   It has been a great experience and I have become even more competent in many admin related areas.   

-D

1.6TH/s after 48 hours.  I will do a power video soon, I want two meters so I can see the full load at once.   

Don't forget your cooling.   75 degrees or less is where you need to keep the room for optimal hashing.

Sure the power is cheap but the redundant power infrastructure, large commercial HVAC, redundant fiber connection, 24 hour monitoring and tech support (they do have issues) is not $7.    You need the low power cost to keep everything else cheaper.  I will be doing a video tour soon and that will help people see what it entails.  Thank you for your question.