[ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs

[Collider]

@ recent debate

I highly doubt bitfury will go for immersion cooling (atleast not in the short term).

Bitfury rigs are specifically designed for free air cooling, with input temperature requirements of only under 35°C, still reaching 0,785W/GH at this level.
The devices are 6U 3.5TH, so they do use some space.

@bitmaintech

Apparently they have recieved their 28nm chips (earlier than what i would have expected, my guess was July)

Power consumption at chip level 0.59W/GH, at normal clock frequency.

This should translate to about ~0.73W/GH at the wall if they use high quality components.

While this is an okay design, Spondoolies can reach that with an sp10 clocking at 1 TH on their 40nm chips.

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[Collider]

@ spondoolies

How about setting up a p2pool node in your hosted datacenter?

This would provide additional incentive for people to switch to p2pool, and setup of a p2pool node is really easy and fast.

The reason why i am asking is that p2pool requires low latency, with the server directly at your DC, everyone would benefit from a very low p2pool latency there.

Further, I don´t know of any p2pool node in israel.

[Guy Corem]

Passive 2-phase immersion cooling is often misunderstood. There is no need for a chiller, it uses a simple dry tower, which is essentially the same thing as a radiator in the front of your car or your water cooling system of a PC. And it also works in very hot climates.

The systems are designed to work with hot water (aka hot water cooling). It takes very little energy to cool water from say 70C to 50C even when it's extremely hot outside like in Arizona or other hot places.  (this hot water can in fact also be used to heat up buildings like schools or offices)

http://www.electronics-cooling.com/2014/02/bitcoin-2-phase-immersion-cooling-and-the-implications-for-high-performance-computing/



The PUE of less than 1.01 includes the _total_ cooling process, including device and building cooling. There is nothing else required. There is no trickery. In fact it's less than that. If you'd use wet towers, or a river near by, it would be lower. But why waste the water and waste time with an open system (needs frequent cleanup)?

Thank you for the explanation. We'll continue the discussion in HK 2014

[zvisha]

@ spondoolies

How about setting up a p2pool node in your hosted datacenter?

This would provide additional incentive for people to switch to p2pool, and setup of a p2pool node is really easy and fast.

The reason why i am asking is that p2pool requires low latency, with the server directly at your DC, everyone would benefit from a very low p2pool latency there.

Further, I don´t know of any p2pool node in israel.

Does p2pool nodes use stratum to connect to miners?
How can one monitor his hash rate in p2pool?
Where can one check the p2pool luck?

Regards`

[klondike_bar]

@ recent debate

I highly doubt bitfury will go for immersion cooling (atleast not in the short term).

Bitfury rigs are specifically designed for free air cooling, with input temperature requirements of only under 35°C, still reaching 0,785W/GH at this level.
The devices are 6U 3.5TH, so they do use some space.

i agree, ive seen nothing to support immersion cooling for bitfury. that said, they have the funding and a quality chip design that could be converted for IC

@bitmaintech

Apparently they have recieved their 28nm chips (earlier than what i would have expected, my guess was July)

Power consumption at chip level 0.59W/GH, at normal clock frequency.

This should translate to about ~0.73W/GH at the wall if they use high quality components.

While this is an okay design, Spondoolies can reach that with an sp10 clocking at 1 TH on their 40nm chips.

the S3 is scheduled for 505GH/390W, or about 0.78w/GH (0.6w/gh at chip level) at maximum speeds. Undervolting by 0.1V will improve the efficiency to about 0.6W/GH (0.4w/GH at chip level). Its possible that further undervolting may be possible but bitmain has only given so much info thus far. No sign of IC, but they are geared towards users seeking less density/noise

[Collider]

@ spondoolies

How about setting up a p2pool node in your hosted datacenter?

This would provide additional incentive for people to switch to p2pool, and setup of a p2pool node is really easy and fast.

The reason why i am asking is that p2pool requires low latency, with the server directly at your DC, everyone would benefit from a very low p2pool latency there.

Further, I don´t know of any p2pool node in israel.

Does p2pool nodes use stratum to connect to miners?
How can one monitor his hash rate in p2pool?
Where can one check the p2pool luck?

Regards`

It uses stratum.

You can monitor the hashrate on the included web interface, like here http://pool.centralcavern.uk:9332/static/
You can also install further plugins for better graphs and stuff.

I don´t know where to check p2pool luck at the moment.

More info: http://p2pool.in/

Also there is an easy guide in the pools section.

[zvisha]

@ spondoolies

How about setting up a p2pool node in your hosted datacenter?

This would provide additional incentive for people to switch to p2pool, and setup of a p2pool node is really easy and fast.

The reason why i am asking is that p2pool requires low latency, with the server directly at your DC, everyone would benefit from a very low p2pool latency there.

Further, I don´t know of any p2pool node in israel.

Does p2pool nodes use stratum to connect to miners?
How can one monitor his hash rate in p2pool?
Where can one check the p2pool luck?

Regards`

It uses stratum.

You can monitor the hashrate on the included web interface, like here http://pool.centralcavern.uk:9332/static/
You can also install further plugins for better graphs and stuff.

I don´t know where to check p2pool luck at the moment.

More info: http://p2pool.in/

Also there is an easy guide in the pools section.

Our clients can select any Stratum pool they want. Today most our clients use Eligeus and BTCGuild. Small minority use ghash.io. Regarding setting our own node, we don't have the attention for that at the moment.

[jonnybravo0311]

@ spondoolies

How about setting up a p2pool node in your hosted datacenter?

This would provide additional incentive for people to switch to p2pool, and setup of a p2pool node is really easy and fast.

The reason why i am asking is that p2pool requires low latency, with the server directly at your DC, everyone would benefit from a very low p2pool latency there.

Further, I don´t know of any p2pool node in israel.

Does p2pool nodes use stratum to connect to miners?
How can one monitor his hash rate in p2pool?
Where can one check the p2pool luck?

Regards`

It uses stratum.

You can monitor the hashrate on the included web interface, like here http://pool.centralcavern.uk:9332/static/
You can also install further plugins for better graphs and stuff.

I don´t know where to check p2pool luck at the moment.

More info: http://p2pool.in/

Also there is an easy guide in the pools section.

Our clients can select any Stratum pool they want. Today most our clients use Eligeus and BTCGuild. Small minority use ghash.io. Regarding setting our own node, we don't have the attention for that at the moment.

What???  It's not like you're busy trying to get a new product out the door or anything...

Hook me up with a decent Linux VM, and I'll take care of the rest for ya

[raskul]

@ spondoolies

How about setting up a p2pool node in your hosted datacenter?

This would provide additional incentive for people to switch to p2pool, and setup of a p2pool node is really easy and fast.

The reason why i am asking is that p2pool requires low latency, with the server directly at your DC, everyone would benefit from a very low p2pool latency there.

Further, I don´t know of any p2pool node in israel.

Does p2pool nodes use stratum to connect to miners?
How can one monitor his hash rate in p2pool?
Where can one check the p2pool luck?

Regards`

It uses stratum.

You can monitor the hashrate on the included web interface, like here http://pool.centralcavern.uk:9332/static/
You can also install further plugins for better graphs and stuff.

I don´t know where to check p2pool luck at the moment.

More info: http://p2pool.in/

Also there is an easy guide in the pools section.

Our clients can select any Stratum pool they want. Today most our clients use Eligeus and BTCGuild. Small minority use ghash.io. Regarding setting our own node, we don't have the attention for that at the moment.

i'm setting up centralcavern and as Collider has noted above, you can see the stats page via that link he has posted.
I'm also looking into adding more nodes across the globe for more local user access and better latency. I hope that SP10 and SP30 users will join us, please watch this thread for updates;

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=655493.0;topicseen

murdof has been assisting with the initial setup and i'm hoping that we can have plans about working on new developments together.
the first node is based in EU (Amsterdam) - more info on the thread link above.

sorry for gatecrashing the thread with this; the idea is to have 0% fee decentralised mining for everyone - p2pool is the easy way to accomplish this.

[windpath]

@ spondoolies

How about setting up a p2pool node in your hosted datacenter?

This would provide additional incentive for people to switch to p2pool, and setup of a p2pool node is really easy and fast.

The reason why i am asking is that p2pool requires low latency, with the server directly at your DC, everyone would benefit from a very low p2pool latency there.

Further, I don´t know of any p2pool node in israel.

Does p2pool nodes use stratum to connect to miners?
How can one monitor his hash rate in p2pool?
Where can one check the p2pool luck?

Regards`

Zvi,

I've been doing some front end development for p2pool, I'd be happy to configure/manage a node in your datacenter with our enhanced stats.

Here is our custom node front-end (where your miners would access their stats): http://minefast.coincadence.com/index.php

An example miner stats page: http://minefast.coincadence.com/miner.php?id=19vXrwKGUhK4cCU8tA4kWZgbChcmh9a6qj

And our (just announced yesterday, still in beta) new global stats page for p2pool (including luck): http://minefast.coincadence.com/p2pool-stats.php

[raskul]

Cadence, i like  it's my daughter's name.

[ZiG]

Cadence, i like  it's my daughter's name.

How old is she...

Just kidding...

Cheers

[raskul]

Cadence, i like  it's my daughter's name.

How old is she...

Just kidding...

Cheers

she will be only 6, on the 10th of July

[BitCoin Operated Boy]

@ spondoolies

How about setting up a p2pool node in your hosted datacenter?

This would provide additional incentive for people to switch to p2pool, and setup of a p2pool node is really easy and fast.

The reason why i am asking is that p2pool requires low latency, with the server directly at your DC, everyone would benefit from a very low p2pool latency there.

Further, I don´t know of any p2pool node in israel.

Does p2pool nodes use stratum to connect to miners?
How can one monitor his hash rate in p2pool?
Where can one check the p2pool luck?

Regards`

It uses stratum.

You can monitor the hashrate on the included web interface, like here http://pool.centralcavern.uk:9332/static/
You can also install further plugins for better graphs and stuff.

I don´t know where to check p2pool luck at the moment.

More info: http://p2pool.in/

Also there is an easy guide in the pools section.

Our clients can select any Stratum pool they want. Today most our clients use Eligeus and BTCGuild. Small minority use ghash.io. Regarding setting our own node, we don't have the attention for that at the moment.

i'm setting up centralcavern and as Collider has noted above, you can see the stats page via that link he has posted.
I'm also looking into adding more nodes across the globe for more local user access and better latency. I hope that SP10 and SP30 users will join us, please watch this thread for updates;

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=655493.0;topicseen

murdof has been assisting with the initial setup and i'm hoping that we can have plans about working on new developments together.
the first node is based in EU (Amsterdam) - more info on the thread link above.

sorry for gatecrashing the thread with this; the idea is to have 0% fee decentralised mining for everyone - p2pool is the easy way to accomplish this.

Would be cool to join once I receive my SP30s in August. I'm based in Uk too :-)

[Collider]

I only suggested setting up a p2pool node at the spondoolies datacenter, as their is no node (which i can find) in all of Israel.

When using p2pool you need a good ping to your node though, as to increase your mining rewards.


Come July/August, the sp30s hosted in the WA state DC should get a p2pool node up easily, either somewhere in WA or nearby.

[raskul]

I only suggested setting up a p2pool node at the spondoolies datacenter, as their is no node (which i can find) in all of Israel.

When using p2pool you need a good ping to your node though, as to increase your mining rewards.


Come July/August, the sp30s hosted in the WA state DC should get a p2pool node up easily, either somewhere in WA or nearby.

it's a great idea, and it should be set up by spondoolies themselves really - hosted miners, mining on an Israel node will find it greatly beneficial.

Would be cool to join once I receive my SP30s in August. I'm based in Uk too :-)

always mine on a p2pool node closest to where your miners are... and check your ping time before you do so - anything under 50ms is OK, the lower the better.

 

[RoadStress]

always mine on a p2pool node closest to where your miners are... and check your ping time before you do so - anything under 50ms is OK, the lower the better.
 

I haven't read much about p2pool, but I'm getting 110ms from Iceland to CentralCavern so guess I won't mine there. Each p2pool has it's own luck and mines separately than the rest of p2pools or they are "connected"? I'm asking this because maybe I can rent a server from Iceland to setup a p2pool there. Does it need good hardware?

[Syke]

I haven't read much about p2pool, but I'm getting 110ms from Iceland to CentralCavern so guess I won't mine there. Each p2pool has it's own luck and mines separately than the rest of p2pools or they are "connected"? I'm asking this because maybe I can rent a server from Iceland to setup a p2pool there. Does it need good hardware?

p2pool is a pool, so the "luck" is shared by all nodes, but your node actually creates the block, so you have full control over which transactions to include or not.

[raskul]

always mine on a p2pool node closest to where your miners are... and check your ping time before you do so - anything under 50ms is OK, the lower the better.
 

I haven't read much about p2pool, but I'm getting 110ms from Iceland to CentralCavern so guess I won't mine there. Each p2pool has it's own luck and mines separately than the rest of p2pools or they are "connected"? I'm asking this because maybe I can rent a server from Iceland to setup a p2pool there. Does it need good hardware?

all p2pool nodes are connected, yes, and you will get your avg payout when a block is found by the 'global' pool.
You should most certainly set up a node near to you, 110ms is rather high ( although i'll be sad to see you go - it's advisable   )

Collider is looking for a node in Iceland too, so once you get it set up, let him know.

node is running on a 4xCPU VPS with 8GB Ram and a 80GB solid state disk drive based in Amsterdam running Ubuntu 14.04 x64.

[murdof]

always mine on a p2pool node closest to where your miners are... and check your ping time before you do so - anything under 50ms is OK, the lower the better.
 

Check my signature - I have created a guide how to do it with actually two commands in Ubuntu 14.04 LTS.