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lysium (OP)
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May 20, 2014, 12:17:44 PM
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Hello everyone, just a newbie at bitcoin mining here but fortunate enough to have some money to invest and I was just curious if some of you could provide some input. We already have a location and we will also be able to get permission to get the needed power supply to run our center.

I am looking to buy around 100-120 ASIC Miners, something like multiples of the 1.6TH/s ASIC Miners from Cointerra or maybe the 1TH/s Miners from BFL.

Would this pretty much be running a small data center and are there consultants/experts out there that can assist in the setting up in these type of small centers?

Would things such as the cooling for Miners such as the one from Cointerra which already have standalone liquid cooling require more customized cooling?

Thanks for any input in advance and if there are things you guys think I should be aware of please feel free to mention them Cheesy
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May 20, 2014, 04:28:21 PM
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I hope you have worked out the numbers to fdetermine if you will be profitable or not. I hope you have included in your calculations the delivery time of the hardware, the setup time, and the fact that the difficulty is rising 10% - 20% every two weeks.

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