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May 10, 2013, 08:02:32 PM
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What option does he have if he wants to mine right now though? ASIC stuff is INSANE prices now--plus most are delayed till who knows when. Unless you got in on that first buy, ASIC is pretty tough to jump into at this point.

I thought he wants to profit, not to mine for the sake of it. It's a good time to wait and have some change when the avalon chip designs are available for sale in a couple of months. I don't know about other cryptocurrencies so if LTC is worth it then go for it.

Personally I bought some avalon chips and think gpu's are on there way out. Maybe it will take 6-12 months but we'll get there.

technically they pay themselves back within the first 6 months so ROI and profits are possible considering he can always sell the hardware after breaking even and still making profits.

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May 10, 2013, 08:17:23 PM
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+ i have 3,5KW solar panels on mine roof.

Success doesn't come to you…you go to it

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May 10, 2013, 08:23:25 PM
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You would have been so much better off putting that $15k into buyitnow ASICs or even FPGAs. You're going to have to power and cool 8KW of cards, and with the amount of planning demonstrated so far its going to go terribly wrong Sad

My 26GH system cost the equivalent FIAT today of about $11k, only generates 250W of heat and
 sits on my windowsill.

Which machine do you have that can have 26 gh/s on 250w.

2x ASIC blades.

You would have been so much better off putting that $15k into buyitnow ASICs or even FPGAs. You're going to have to power and cool 8KW of cards, and with the amount of planning demonstrated so far its going to go terribly wrong Sad

My 26GH system cost the equivalent FIAT today of about $11k, only generates 250W of heat and
 sits on my windowsill.

Which machine do you have that can have 26 gh/s on 250w.

hes probably talking about 250w of excess heat, not wall power usage. I just dropped $500 to get another gighash/megahash on some mid level cards. I think what the other poster said, wait for BFL to catch up and buy one of their ASICs.

A large GPU farm is risky in the BTC world.. LTC would be more realistic.

No, 260W from the wall [230V]. Going down to 20GH I can get power down to 160ish

Oh. You have won 2 AsicMiner Blades on the auction an have oc´ed them.
Do they use about 130 watts per Blade?
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May 10, 2013, 08:41:02 PM
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technically they pay themselves back within the first 6 months so ROI and profits are possible considering he can always sell the hardware after breaking even and still making profits.

315 days by the best estimates.

Oh. You have won 2 AsicMiner Blades on the auction an have oc´ed them.
Do they use about 130 watts per Blade?

This is what friedcat said and it seems to work out:

Our experiment data:

70-75W on 1.03-1.05V (no overclock)
83W on 1.10V (no overclock)
~100W on 1.20V (no overclock)
~120W on 1.20V (overclock)

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May 10, 2013, 09:08:18 PM
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Nice.

Which hashrates do you get overclocked. Normal hashrate is ~10 Gh/s?
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May 10, 2013, 10:09:24 PM
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Nice.

Which hashrates do you get overclocked. Normal hashrate is ~10 Gh/s?

Rated at 10 but most people seem to be 10.5-11.2. Overclocked is bang on 13.0 for most.

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May 11, 2013, 01:33:40 AM
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WOW, x-large cohonas!

What sort of RAM needed for LTC across all those cards?
Whats the mobo to GPU ratio 4/1?
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May 11, 2013, 06:47:22 AM
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+ i have 3,5KW solar panels on mine roof.

also the other guy keep saying 8kw, when they are only 5kw(max 6, considering other things) 20 x 250watt
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May 11, 2013, 09:25:51 AM
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As consume power?
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May 11, 2013, 10:08:28 AM
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+ i have 3,5KW solar panels on mine roof.

also the other guy keep saying 8kw, when they are only 5kw(max 6, considering other things) 20 x 250watt

And you are proposing to get 20GH with 20 cards how? The most sensible configuration is 40x7950 = 20GH, $15-16k and 200W per card + overhead. That's pretty conservative, and = 8KW.

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May 11, 2013, 11:54:53 AM
Last edit: May 11, 2013, 12:05:38 PM by Amph
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16xHD7990=375wattx16=6kw

you can even go with 15 if they reach 1300 or 14 for 1400(it's possible)
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May 11, 2013, 04:13:32 PM
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You would have been so much better off putting that $15k into buyitnow ASICs or even FPGAs. You're going to have to power and cool 8KW of cards, and with the amount of planning demonstrated so far its going to go terribly wrong Sad

My 26GH system cost the equivalent FIAT today of about $11k, only generates 250W of heat and
 sits on my windowsill.

He's trying to mine LTC and the last time I checked Asics don't do too well for LTC if work at all. Though if he was trying to mine BTC, I wouldn't recommend a GPU rig either unless he was planning on switching to LTC once the difficulty jumped.

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