XBTec bitcoin miner Pacific V2

[XBTec]

XBTec opens pre-orders for bitcoin miner Pacific V2

Pacific V2 is improved model of Pacific 1250.
During designing we found solutions how to cut power consumption and enhance chipset hash rate at the same time.
Aluminum case is more lightweight than steel one, it helps to cut expenses for shipping. Also heat sink dimensions has been optimized for better air flows and cooling efficiency.

Chipset: AM BE200
Hash rate: 1,57 Th/s
Power consumption from the wall: 1250 Watt
Power consumption per Gh: 0.8 Watt from the wall

Details
Power supply 1450Watt included.
4 PCB boards
Ethernet connection
Working stand alone

Price is $1099 with worldwide shipping.


Any questions PM please.
+86-13244886411
info@xbtec.io
http://www.xbtec.io

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[dogie]

Hurrah for aluminium! Units are needlessly heavy nowadays.

[jimmothy]

Has a prototype been tested at 0.8w/gh?

[dmcdad]

Congrats on getting the W/Gh below 1.0.

I'm curious, how many BE200 chips are in the Pacific 1570 (is it 16 per PCB board)?

[XBTec]

Congrats on getting the W/Gh below 1.0.

I'm curious, how many BE200 chips are in the Pacific 1570 (is it 16 per PCB board)?

exactly

[Tupsu]

You need to get  preorders money to build  XBTec data center in Shenzhen ?

http://www.xbtec.io/news/data-center-in-shenzhen

The same money can buy in September Sp30
$3,895.00   4,5TH/s  3000W
http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/sp30-yukon-september-batch-2

[Biodom]

You have to stress test this case for shipping. Even steel made case (Bitmain, S2) is sometimes bent during shipping, despite foam protection.
It wouldn't matter for your customers in what shape it was sent, only in what shape it arrived. Cards/boards can fall out too, unless reinforced.

[XBTec]

You need to get  preorders money to build  XBTec data center in Shenzhen ?

http://www.xbtec.io/news/data-center-in-shenzhen

The same money can buy in September Sp30
$3,895.00   4,5TH/s  3000W
http://www.spondoolies-tech.com/products/sp30-yukon-september-batch-2

We plans to output devices before 31th August.
We didn't something super newest, we just optimized design of Pacific 1250

Moreover, we already have experience and partnership relationships with few huge Chinese SMD and PCB factories and we sure about ablility to make mass production in time.

[XBTec]

You have to stress test this case for shipping. Even steel made case (Bitmain, S2) is sometimes bent during shipping, despite foam protection.
It wouldn't matter for your customers in what shape it was sent, only in what shape it arrived. Cards/boards can fall out too, unless reinforced.

Of course, we thought about it. We just see packaging of fragile electronics, like TV. Just input softeners between the case and cartoon box

[XBTec]

Has a prototype been tested at 0.8w/gh?

I think would be better, if we will upload video with proofs.
Don't wanna just declaim.

[Biodom]

Has a prototype been tested at 0.8w/gh?

I think would be better, if we will upload video with proofs.
Don't wanna just declaim.

Most important-you have to guarantee a minimal of 90 days warranty for the whole miner. This is pretty much a must and a minimal industry standard. One month is too little. Most people would have difficulty ordering with only 30 days warranty.

[ncsupanda]

I also recommend sending a unit to Dogie. Best person to give a new unit to and it will help convince a lot of people that you have created what you claim.

[Biodom]

I also recommend sending a unit to Dogie. Best person to give a new unit to and it will help convince a lot of people that you have created what you claim.

they already did (1.25 TH unit) and posted a pic of it...
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=626694.msg8080682#msg8080682

[ncsupanda]

I also recommend sending a unit to Dogie. Best person to give a new unit to and it will help convince a lot of people that you have created what you claim.

they already did (1.23 TH unit) and posted a pic of it...

I was saying it as in that I support it. Sorry if it came across wrong.

[suchmoon]

Has XBTec addressed the nature of their Black Arrow connection or is it still in denial? Sorry if this has been answered somewhere already, it's nearly impossible to filter through all the crap that's been posted about it.

[Meech]

Looking like we may have a new player as long as the reliability is there.  When can we see more info on Pacific 2000 and more details and pricing?  Your website says it's available, is this only from your Russian affiliates?

[cxboyminer]

Suggest escrow for pre-orders. I can provide escrow service here: https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=726875.0

[Meech]

Escrow would be great but most companies won't abide by them.

[Dr Gero]

This all sounds good on paper, but can we see some more evidence of a built machine hashing? A few pictures of an empty case doesn't really give me any confidence here.
Dispatching in three weeks time? This looks like good intentions and promises.

[Swimmer63]

I don't doubt they have a miner designed.  I have seen some farm pictures posted of what is likely their V1 model.
I am guessing V2 is generally same design and will likely work.  BUT....
--Will it hash at the advertised rate? - no idea until they get it made
--Can they be trusted to deliver? - Newer company, no track record, who knows.

Smart money waits until 8/31.  Someone will order this and we'll see what they report (From the new batch, I'm sure Dogie's will works fine).

[Meech]

They have removed the Pacific 2000 from their website, now just Pacific 1250 and V2 which is promising almost silent operation- sheesh!  How's that possible with a server grade psu.

[Swimmer63]

Apparently the 1250 is for real.  Here is Dogie's review:

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=731436.0

[XBTec]

Looking like we may have a new player as long as the reliability is there.  When can we see more info on Pacific 2000 and more details and pricing?  Your website says it's available, is this only from your Russian affiliates?

I gonna say to our webmaster to change it pic.

[XBTec]

As we wrote above, Pacific V2 hasn't something extremely newest.
We just improve PCBs design to cut power consumption as well.

Aluminum case made mostly for cheaper shipping cost.

[zyberguy]

Do you still use two mode of fan?
From dogie review the 5000rpm is less likely to be use by normal user.

[XBTec]

Do you still use two mode of fan?
From dogie review the 5000rpm is less likely to be use by normal user.

we use 2500rpm.
5000prm mode just for preventing troubles with cooling in extremely hot areas or OL mode.

[XBTec]

Finally V2 in stock

[PatMan]

How do these work with p2pool - any experiences?

[XBTec]

we were tested it at ghash and f2pool.
Right now can't say any comments about p2pool.
Need to check

[suchmoon]

Finally V2 in stock

It looks a lot like AM Prisma at nearly twice the price. Is the PSU really included? What kind of PSU? What kind of controller?

[dogie]

Finally V2 in stock

It looks a lot like AM Prisma at nearly twice the price. Is the PSU really included? What kind of PSU? What kind of controller?

PSU included, Pi as controller unless V2 is very changed from V1.

Nvm, V2 is no longer V2.

[suchmoon]

Finally V2 in stock

It looks a lot like AM Prisma at nearly twice the price. Is the PSU really included? What kind of PSU? What kind of controller?

PSU included, Pi as controller unless V2 is very changed from V1.

What is V1? The Pacific 1250? V2 doesn't look anything like it. Don't see any PSU in the picture thus the question.

1250:
http://www.xbtec.io/products/pacific-1250-1-25-thashsecond



V2:
http://www.xbtec.io/products/pacific-v2



Also quite different from what was originally announced:
http://www.prweb.com/releases/xbtec/pacificv2/prweb12069116.htm

The PCB boards and aluminum cases are ready now. The miners will be shipped on August 31st.

[Swimmer63]

So....it's a Prisma.  Which is 1.47 btc I believe from Canary or Friedcat.

[yslyung]

Copycats?

[suchmoon]

Copycats?

More like resellers. They clearly say in the specs that it's based on AM chips, so no big secret here. I'm just curious what kind of PSU and controller they provide.

[drcrash]

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=831491.20

[CrazyGuy]

Copycats?

More like resellers. They clearly say in the specs that it's based on AM chips, so no big secret here. I'm just curious what kind of PSU and controller they provide.

XBTec collaborated with ASICMiner on the Prisma board design so technically it was designed by both of them. I believe the V3 is actually comprised of the same board, just in a rackmount chassis. If you look at the end of your Prisma boards you'll notice a label which says designed by stahanov.pro.

[SkY912]

Attention is scammers -
http://www.xbtec.io/products http://www.xbtec.ru/