Big bitcoin rig/cabinet manufacturers (50-150 TH range)

[mjor23]

Halo guys,

I have found the advice in this forum very useful in every problem I encountered with my Antminers.

Now I'm looking to buy a bigger rig or cabinet, something along the lines of 50-150 Th of mining power.
I was wondering if you are aware of any credible manufacturers that do make such machines, either custom made or specific product lines.

I really appreciate your insinght!   

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[mocacinno]

Halo guys,

I have found the advice in this forum very useful in every problem I encountered with my Antminers.

Now I'm looking to buy a bigger rig or cabinet, something along the lines of 50-150 Th of mining power.
I was wondering if you are aware of any credible manufacturers that do make such machines, either custom made or specific product lines.

I really appreciate your insinght!  

http://bitfury.com/products#container-datacenter
15 Ph/s,  they use this chip: http://bitfury.com/products#16nm-asic 0.1 J/Gh

If 15 Ph/s is to much, i guess you're stuck with bitmain's S9

[BitcoinPSU]

Halo guys,

I have found the advice in this forum very useful in every problem I encountered with my Antminers.

Now I'm looking to buy a bigger rig or cabinet, something along the lines of 50-150 Th of mining power.
I was wondering if you are aware of any credible manufacturers that do make such machines, either custom made or specific product lines.

I really appreciate your insinght!   

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=1920005.0

[roadies]

Halo guys,

I have found the advice in this forum very useful in every problem I encountered with my Antminers.

Now I'm looking to buy a bigger rig or cabinet, something along the lines of 50-150 Th of mining power.
I was wondering if you are aware of any credible manufacturers that do make such machines, either custom made or specific product lines.

I really appreciate your insinght!  

http://bitfury.com/products#container-datacenter
15 Ph/s,  they use this chip: http://bitfury.com/products#16nm-asic 0.1 J/Gh

If 15 Ph/s is to much, i guess you're stuck with bitmain's S9

I am really curious how much those cost. I know it would take a sizeable round of investors to afford one. Out of my reach, but still curious.

[Unacceptable]

Halo guys,

I have found the advice in this forum very useful in every problem I encountered with my Antminers.

Now I'm looking to buy a bigger rig or cabinet, something along the lines of 50-150 Th of mining power.
I was wondering if you are aware of any credible manufacturers that do make such machines, either custom made or specific product lines.

I really appreciate your insinght!  

http://bitfury.com/products#container-datacenter
15 Ph/s,  they use this chip: http://bitfury.com/products#16nm-asic 0.1 J/Gh

If 15 Ph/s is to much, i guess you're stuck with bitmain's S9

I am really curious how much those cost. I know it would take a sizeable round of investors to afford one. Out of my reach, but still curious.

We all would like to know...but if you gotta ask how much??? You ain't got nuff money!!!!!!!!!! 

[darkshad]

I asked bitfury and this was their response.

BlockBox IC -
The BlockBox IC (15PH unit) is sold out.  The last batch BlockBox IC sold for appx $2.5m USD per 15PH container consuming 2MW.

BlockBox AC -
BlockBox AC is available as a 7.5PH unit consuming 1.1MW at a price of $1.2M
* BitFury's most advanced 16nm ASIC chip
* Housed at our location in Canada at 3 cents / kwh
* BitFury's full service + energy costs per mth = total @ $35K/mth
* Delivery in 60 days after signing
* Limited Order Run 

[mocacinno]

I asked bitfury and this was their response.

BlockBox IC -
The BlockBox IC (15PH unit) is sold out.  The last batch BlockBox IC sold for appx $2.5m USD per 15PH container consuming 2MW.

BlockBox AC -
BlockBox AC is available as a 7.5PH unit consuming 1.1MW at a price of $1.2M
* BitFury's most advanced 16nm ASIC chip
* Housed at our location in Canada at 3 cents / kwh
* BitFury's full service + energy costs per mth = total @ $35K/mth
* Delivery in 60 days after signing
* Limited Order Run  

Their 16nm ASIC runs at 100Gh while consuming 0.1J/Gh/s = 100 Gh * 0.1J/Gh/s = 10Watt. (it runs faster with immersion cooling, but only AC blockboxes seem to be available).
1 Watt = 10Gh/s
http://bitfury.com/products#16nm-asic

1.1Mw = 1 100 000 Watt
With their chips, that should be 11.000.000 Gh/s = 11Ph/s. Let's assume there is a little overhead, and some underclocking... This container should run at ~10Ph/s if i'm not mistaking. To bad they say it's only 7.5 Ph

https://www.coinwarz.com/calculators/bitcoin-mining-calculator/?h=7500000.00&p=2600.00&pc=0.00&pf=0.00&d=708659466230.33200000&r=12.50000000&er=2596.16000000&hc=0.00

The monthly income of one of those puppies should be ~$207k minus $35k (power + maintenance) = $172k/month.

$1.2M/$172k =~ 7

The ROI of this setup at current diff, block reward and price should be less than 7 months...

If it wasn't so damn expensive  

[darkshad]

Yah.  I asked if they would lease one for 1 year (mining equipment gets outdated so fast) and what the cost would be but no response back.   

[mocacinno]

Yah.  I asked if they would lease one for 1 year (mining equipment gets outdated so fast) and what the cost would be but no response back.    

Well, a chip that uses 0.1J/Gh, running with power @3cents/Kwu might keep on running for a long time before it turns completely unprofitable. Offcourse, bitmain might be "pre-testing" out their new product in a while, pushing the diff up and the profit down

[darkshad]

Yah.

My thought was that if  you had a 1 year lease, you could get a loan (or group of miners together) to pay for the first month, and then use the profits from the first month of mining to hopefully pay back the loan (or at least a substantial part) and future months of leasing/hosting.

Not sure how much the monthly lease would be, but it would be more reasonable to come up with (although would still be a chunk of change) than 1.2 million.

[Flying Hellfish]

Yah.

My thought was that if  you had a 1 year lease, you could get a loan (or group of miners together) to pay for the first month, and then use the profits from the first month of mining to hopefully pay back the loan (or at least a substantial part) and future months of leasing/hosting.

Not sure how much the monthly lease would be, but it would be more reasonable to come up with (although would still be a chunk of change) than 1.2 million.

LULZ, so you want them to take ALL the risk and you to take MOST of the profit eh?  Do yourself a favour and don't hold your breath while you wait for their reply LMFAO.

[darkshad]

LULZ, so you want them to take ALL the risk and you to take MOST of the profit eh?  Do yourself a favour and don't hold your breath while you wait for their reply LMFAO.

Hah.  I don't expect a reply, (actually they gave me a KNC form to fill out) and the worst they could say is no.  If you don't ask, you don't know.

[QuintLeo]

Now I'm looking to buy a bigger rig or cabinet, something along the lines of 50-150 Th of mining power.

 The Spondoolies SP50 was going to be a 50TH (appx) machine in a 11U (I think?) rack mount, but Spondoolies either never sold any or sold a VERY few to a large mine before they went out of business.

 Nothing else came close that's even remotely current.


 As far as I know there isn't anyone making rack-mount mining gear at this time, Bitmain seems to given up on the idea after the S4, Bitfury doesn't seem to be selling "miners" any more other than their "container" gear, and none of the other miner makers I am aware of have ever made a rack-mount unit at all.


 Given lack of production availability at ALL of the very few foundries that can make current-gen mining chips, I don't see ANY possibility of ANY mining chip maker even THINKING about leasing their gear. They can't get enough chips to SELL as many as they can make, why mess around with leasing BS?

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Anyone want to group buy a bitfury container? 😂