well youre right with the T17 but actually the S17 pro is at 2500usd so I am not double ....but thanks for you interest
yes sorry - I should have been more specific - I was specifically talking about the T17. but as the supply is dwindling at bitmain, you may have some buyers soon - being that demand is still up there. |
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So I buy a t17 and I want my $150 coupon
@ stryfe how long before you got yours?
I paid in full and don't see a coupon.
did you do the purchase thru the "future order" process? Those sales are the ones that got coupons issued. and it took me about 48 hours after payment to get the coupon |
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wish I would find one of these for sale near me - save me the headache of trying to build on on this spare lot I have. GLWS
Thank you Stryfe. They are definitely not easy to build out. Always unforeseen challenges and problems. truth - I am learning all types of new skills just trying to get permits which so far have all been denied lol the only thing I have so far is the land. |
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you are a zero fee there right? No, as it says in the title of this thread, there is a 1% fee. no at his other pool - hence the "there" part |
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Price S17 2500€ and T17 1700€
too much for me - twice the price of ordering from bitmain - before the coupons even more than twice after the coupons. I cannot wait till the day when used equipment cost less than new equipment lol |
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sorry - I just got it today - its for $150.
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I ordered a T17 40 TH then realized I should have gotten the T17e --- they sent a coupon for ordering the T17 so maybe I will still order a T17e hmmm
would be an easier decision if someone would buy my T15 and S11 lol
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Alright, if you're all still keen for this pool to keep running, then I'll keep it going. I don't need handouts to keep it running but thanks for the offer. This, and the other pool, are pretty much only running as a service to the community now and won't ever make me money any more. If you feel like donating absolutely as a sign of support, that's a different story, and welcome.
what I dont get is why your pool mining isnt larger - you are a zero fee there right? would think that would be huge! |
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wish I would find one of these for sale near me - save me the headache of trying to build on on this spare lot I have. GLWS
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would like to know the prices of the S17s and T17s
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with only a R606 pointed here - I am not even close lol "hashrate1m": "1.01T",
"hashrate5m": "821G",
"hashrate1hr": "836G",
"hashrate1d": "814G",
"hashrate7d": "806G",
"lastshare": 1571109693,
"workers": 1,
"shares": 379951104,
"bestshare": 1062919031.553997,
"bestever": 1062919031 |
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being relatively new here - just at almost 2 years - I would find it a shame if there was not a way someone like me could get one. I see the coin as most importantly commemorating the forums not to recognize any member or set of members, especially not based on their status or merit as we all know accounts are bought each and every day and merit is easily farmed by those nefarious to do so.
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well now 3 weeks in, Novablock is still slightly more profitable but that is due only to that I currently have a zero fee with Nova - with the fee of 2.5% it would be less profitable than ViaBTC (the pool I am comparing it to) the highlighted rows are where ViaBTC was more profitable.  |
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all my circuits have switches - I am not brave enough to power up the miners with only one cord and then plug in a second cord - seem like a chance to screw up the miner - kind of like powering up an s9 with only one hashboard powered and then plugging in the others after you turn it on.
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exactly why I would rather see them cut these things in half - I love the efficiency, I just do not like seeing so much hash in one unit would rather have 2 that equal 70 then one that equals 70
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They want to move to industrial clients. No more complex then this...
I get that totally but still, if they keep climbing, a lot of us will have to redo or at least reconsider our electrical wiring and such. I run 30 amp circuits on 220v so I should be ok for a while but at the rate they are climbing, those soon will not be sufficient. |
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I would like to see them produce smaller units - with half the hash and half the power consumption of these current new ones - this would be much easier to incorporate into my mining space. and its much less of a loss should a unit go down.
instead of 73 TH/s with 40 j/th - why not a 35 TH/s with 40 j/th - just cut these damn things in half.
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$175 per miner for hosting might be a bit expensive as these miners, on .04 electric, are only netting around $210 and that drops with each difficulty increase - so the net profit to the buyer is only $35 per month per miner. at a cost of $3500 to $4000 per miner - that puts their ROI at 100 months for the $3500 units and 115 months for the $4000 units - and that is assuming the profit stays where it is, we all know that wont happen and we all know that these miners wont be profitable in 24 months let alone 100 months.
If you were charging the cost of electricity and $50-$75 a month, that would put the ROI at 21 to 25 months, again assuming that difficulty holds where it is and that BTC price does not drop. Some might find that deal a tad bit more plausible.
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