PandaMiner "The World’s 1st Graphics Card Integrated Miner " vs home made rig :)

[xxcsu]

update:[2016-11-14]

1,Hash Rate: 230MH/s (ETH) & 580SH/s (Zcash mining 4.0). Variation of ±5% is expected(increase with ZEC mining software update)
2,Power Consumption:   1380W +10% (ETH) & 1050W +10% (Zcash) (at the wall, with PandaMiner’s power, 93% efficiency, 25°C ambient temp)
3,,Rated Voltage:   12.4 to 12.6V
4,Chip quantity per unit:   8 * RX480
5,Dimensions:   505mm(L) x 188mm(W) x 66mm(H)
6,Cooling:   16x fans; 8cmx8cm
7,Operating Temperature:    0°C to 40°C
8,Network Connection: Ethernet

15000CNY, it  supports pre-order now for China,but  it  takes longer time to support abroad.

When u are investing into a mining rig , you have to think about the future resale value also ...
I think its much better with home made rig ...

15000CNY ~ 2178$

Hash Rate: 210MH/s (ETH) & 980SH/s (Zcash)

Total system build : 2248$ + ssd (35$ and up ) with server psu and breakout board around 200$ less
Power usage , 210MH/s (ETH): from 110-120volts US : 1164 watts
Power usage , 980SH/s (Zcash) :from 110-120 volts US : 954 watts

7 x SAPPHIRE NITRO+ Radeon RX 480 100406NT+8​GL 8GB 256-Bit GDDR5 = 7x 234$ = 1638$ (after ebay 10% ebaybucks rebate)
Asrock H97 Anniversary Mobo 1x 100$
Celeron CPU 1x 60$
1500-1600Watts PSU like evga 1600 , corsair 1500 W is around 350-400$
using server PSU with breakout board can save you 200$
8GM mem module 10$ , got a set of for (4x8GB) using one for each build .. 10$
Frame (aluminum) from local hardware store : 40$

Total system build : 2248$ with server psu and breakout board around 200$ less

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[Rabinovitch]

$2180 now. http://www.pandaminer.com/default/product_detail?id=1

[eckmar]

$2180 now. http://www.pandaminer.com/default/product_detail?id=1

OP is right. I think main advantage of gpu rigs is their resale value. When you are done with mining it's probably because it's not profitable anymore. Someone is always going to need new gpu but integrated miner, nahh..

[Rabinovitch]

When you are done with mining it's probably because it's not profitable anymore.

We are in mining for years already. There is always a coin to mine. Or it will appear after a while even if now there is no any coin with valuable profit... Or something can rise like Monero...

[eckmar]

When you are done with mining it's probably because it's not profitable anymore.

We are in mining for years already. There is always a coin to mine. Or it will appear after a while even if now there is no any coin with valuable profit... Or something can rise like Monero...

You, me and other people that already did hit ROI probably don't care and can just leave miners as long as they make few bucks per nonth. But look at someone who invested like 2 months ago or smth like that. He is thinking, shit i'm gonna have to wait another 5 months or so to hit ROI, better to sell my hardware now and get my money back while I can

[Eyedol-X]

$2180 now. http://www.pandaminer.com/default/product_detail?id=1

While this is interesting, I am curious about fan noise and fan life from such a small package. I can only imagine the fans are loud.

Assuming this thing is reliable for years, it should mine GPU coins for equal amount of years and coming in a small package, even though you lose the GPU resale, it still has value. Can plug in this one in areas you wouldn't otherwise be able to do so because of space but not lack of power or cooling reasons. So that has me interested... How many of these could you cram into a rack for example vs a traditional rig? ..Quite a bit more.

....but I digress, until videos of this thing get going and actual reviews are made by a trusted third party, this is likely to be another scam because there is no past reputation. I won't "pre-order" anything if there isn't someone out there with past reputation and can verify its real.

However, if this thing is real, and this company is first to market with a real product of this kind, then I'm very interested.

[dagarair]

$2180 now. http://www.pandaminer.com/default/product_detail?id=1

While this is interesting, I am curious about fan noise and fan life from such a small package. I can only imagine the fans are loud.

Assuming this thing is reliable for years, it should mine GPU coins for equal amount of years and coming in a small package, even though you lose the GPU resale, it still has value. Can plug in this one in areas you wouldn't otherwise be able to do so because of space but not lack of power or cooling reasons. So that has me interested... How many of these could you cram into a rack for example vs a traditional rig? ..Quite a bit more.

....but I digress, until videos of this thing get going and actual reviews are made by a trusted third party, this is likely to be another scam because there is no past reputation. I won't "pre-order" anything if there isn't someone out there with past reputation and can verify its real.

However, if this thing is real, and this company is first to market with a real product of this kind, then I'm very interested.

Spot on....  With those little turbo fans though the sound must be stupid loud.  I like that it is small but that's about it really.  Those are server turbo fans and they will blow your eardrums out

[Eyedol-X]

Well here is the answer to the fan question

Video from Official thread - https://twitter.com/PandaMiner_/status/801725513366585344