[HOSTING] High Cacacity & Density Bitcoin ASIC Hosting (As low as $65.00 per KW)

[Mabsark]

I've heard that data centers have limitations on the amount of power devices can consume. Are there any such power limitations for your service?

[Dalkore]

I've heard that data centers have limitations on the amount of power devices can consume. Are there any such power limitations for your service?

No limit, its all about available load.  As long as we can handle the load then its no issue.   I am giving priority to ASIC machines, then FPGA, Alt Coin (Litecoin) and last is GPU.

[dan99]

what watts or power available at your facility? are you using 3 phase outlets? and how much AM do you have?

[Dalkore]

what watts or power available at your facility? are you using 3 phase outlets? and how much AM do you have?

Right now I am working that out.  Currently I have 250~ amps of single phase power.    My plan is to do a upgrade to bring in 400 amps to each unit (2) for a total of 800.   I need to max out my current grid so I know the income is there so I can put the capital into this upgrade.   I need to basically install a second or larger conduit from the primary so it can accommodate a higher capacity line into my units.  Which means I need to dig up some asphalt and install a new board.   Fun fun.

[greaterninja]

what watts or power available at your facility? are you using 3 phase outlets? and how much AM do you have?

Right now I am working that out.  Currently I have 250~ amps of single phase power.    My plan is to do a upgrade to bring in 400 amps to each unit (2) for a total of 800.   I need to max out my current grid so I know the income is there so I can put the capital into this upgrade.   I need to basically install a second or larger conduit from the primary so it can accommodate a higher capacity line into my units.  Which means I need to dig up some asphalt and install a new board.   Fun fun.

Sounds crazy man, but props if you pull it off

[Dalkore]

what watts or power available at your facility? are you using 3 phase outlets? and how much AM do you have?

Right now I am working that out.  Currently I have 250~ amps of single phase power.    My plan is to do a upgrade to bring in 400 amps to each unit (2) for a total of 800.   I need to max out my current grid so I know the income is there so I can put the capital into this upgrade.   I need to basically install a second or larger conduit from the primary so it can accommodate a higher capacity line into my units.  Which means I need to dig up some asphalt and install a new board.   Fun fun.

Sounds crazy man, but props if you pull it off

Oh I'll get it done.  I just want to do it cost effectively.   I see this as a long term solution.   

[Dalkore]

Updated.

[slavix]

I am in.

[Dalkore]

I am in.

Great news.  I really believe in this as a long-term option.

[xorred]

please remember adding me to skype. Looks interesting to me.

[lethes]

is there enough space left for a knc saturn rig, minus psu?

[Dalkore]

is there enough space left for a knc saturn rig, minus psu?

Yes, I'll PM you so I can send over our hosting agreement.  We have space now and we are adding more capacity to meet future demand.  Inquires have been strong.  Signed up over 1 Thash in the last 24 hours.  Tomorrow I am meeting with another client and drive their gear straight to hosting.     

[Dalkore]

Installed more client hardware today.  They actually drove up from Cali to meet me.  Exciting.

[Dalkore]

Note:  I did moderate the last comment because it was not very relevant to the purpose of this thread.     

With that said I want to give you my opinion about hosting and centralization.

Basically this, mining is going to get more centralized period.  With depreciating returns in mining hardware investments, overtime the bulk of hashing power will be in a relatively fewer hands.  This may be a concern for some and even though I think it is a non-issue, I do understand the premise. 

When I decided to build the hosting facility, it was with the idea of lower operating costs and giving more people the ability to mine longer with the type of scale that will be needed in the future to operating profitably.  I hope people will agree with that assessment and support our business.  If not, I fear that this centralization will continue and independent miners will have a harder time to operate. 

Sincerely,
Dalkore

[User705]

Explanation appreciated.

[Dalkore]

Explanation appreciated.

Absolutely.  You're not the first including myself to think about that topic.  You actually inspired me to write an article for our website based on this topic.  I will PM you with it when its done.   

[slavix]

Explanation appreciated.

Absolutely.  You're not the first including myself to think about that topic.  You actually inspired me to write an article for our website based on this topic.  I will PM you with it when its done.  

You might be interested in this article too.
"Bitcoin Mining’s Inevitable Cloud Future"
http://thegenesisblock.com/op-ed-bitcoin-minings-inevitable-centralized-future/

[Dalkore]

Explanation appreciated.

Absolutely.  You're not the first including myself to think about that topic.  You actually inspired me to write an article for our website based on this topic.  I will PM you with it when its done.  

You might be interested in this article too.
"Bitcoin Mining’s Inevitable Cloud Future"
http://thegenesisblock.com/op-ed-bitcoin-minings-inevitable-centralized-future/

I have read that and overall they are correct in their assessment.   Thank you.

[Dalkore]

Major Update.  We now insure hardware that is hosted with us.

[Dalkore]

Major update.    Moved to a flat-rate fee.  Please read the statement to the mining community with our reasoning and explanation how we are calculating the fee.