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Model number is DPXS20A-30L6. I have 20 of these that were just swapped out of a local University data center. 24 amp, 240 volt, 20 C-13 outlets. The power cord is 3 meters and is a NEMA L6-30P. These are remote outlet switched with metering. Includes compatibility with a bunch of different environmental sensors. Asking $120 each plus shipping but I will entertain any reasonable offers. Data Sheet: https://d3b2us605ptvk2.cloudfront.net/download/technical-specifications/DPXS20A-30L6_spec.pdf   |
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New version of the the Nebutech BTM Miner is out: https://github.com/NebuTech/BTMiner_NebuTech/releasesOwners' cheeks are spread so far right now that there is fissure  ## Reference GPU Hashrates * **Tested with stock settings** | GPU | Hashrate（H/s） | | ------- | --------------- | | 1030 | 170 | | 1050 | 300 | | 1050Ti | 360 | | 1060-3G | 570 | | 1060-6G | 610 | | 1070 | 850 | | 1070Ti | 1100 | | 1080 | 1200 | | 1080Ti | 1600 | | Titan V | 3300 | The only one making money on the B3 is the electric company! |
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Seems like Nicehash is paying out surprisingly well for lyra2v2 hash right now. Whatever is being mined has about 98,000 blocks mined so far. I've been looking around but can't find this mystery coin. Anyone have an idea? Someone is paying 8.3718 BTC per TH right now and is mining at 1.5 TH/S.
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I get that all aspects of mining are covered, but there are starting to be more and more posts about the sky falling with demands to fork coins and boycott mining any time there is even a rumor of an ASIC. Altcoin does not equal GPU Coin.
If you are an altcoin miner presumably you do it for the money; Hardware changes, coin value changes, profitability changes. If you want to mine altcoins there are essentially 4 companies you can do business with: AMD, Nvidia, Intel, and Bitmain. Pick your poison. Each company produces a product that mines certain coins better than others. Bitmain miners might produce a lot more hash rate, but the caveat is they can only do one thing and eventually they become doorstops. GPUs mine less, but have a resale value and are capable of more. Then you have the CPU coins that are GPU resistant. And then you have cpu coins like Monero and ZCoin that are ASIC resistant yet ignore the elephant in the room that most of the hashrate is coming from compromised computers.
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I only own the A3, but comparing it to photos I see online, almost all of the Antminer models look about the same. I haven't taken my unit apart or anything but it seems like the boards are also just resting on a platform underneath them. Is this a financial decision or is there something that is preventing Bitmain from just creating a standardized design where boards can be swapped (similar to a blade server).
On the same subject, is there anything preventing a company from creating an asic board that plugs into a pcie slot? Seems crazy that all of the asic miners out there have these strange designs that can't be rack mounted and don't conform to any sort of computing standard.
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I've tried wrapping my head around this but instead of just coming up with a possibly incorrect conclusion I thought I'd ask someone who just knows. My specific question is in regards to the line for the BTC price and the USD price, take ETH for example: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/ethereum/ Here and on most cryptocurrencies it seems like historically the orange BTC price line is always below the green USD line. When this is the case, I assume that fluctuations in BTC price drive the price of the altcurrency. No different than me saying my Google stock is now more valuable because the value of the dollar has risen. I have no idea if this assumption is correct. Where I get really confused is when I see the lines intersect and USD goes above BTC. Does this mean the currency is growing at a faster rate than BTC if it intersects? SIA is another example of this as the green surpassed the orange, and now looks like it will do it again: https://coinmarketcap.com/currencies/siacoin/Thanks in advance. |
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I'm not much of a conspiracy theorist, but while their service was undergoing "upgrades" there was a huge discepency between pricing on Bittrex and HitBTC. Does anyone think HitBTC was moving all of this BTG over themselves to profit off of it, before moving it back and finishing their "upgrades?"
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I've done some searching around, I found a very old one called Abe, and another called CCE 4 which appears to be abandoned. Searching on github I see plenty of explorers for bitcoin and Ethereum, are there any others out there that can be used with altcoins out of the box or with minimal modification?
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