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December 19, 2013, 02:46:43 PM
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39 Block Erupters and 1 BlueFury connected to 5 Anker 9+1 hubs


8 BFL Jalapenos running 5-6Gh/s each


1 Cube and 3 Klondike K16's


Not pictured: 1 Klondike K16 that is in another room and 1 more Cube that's on it's way

Right now I'm at 110Gh/s until my other Cube shows up

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December 19, 2013, 02:51:07 PM
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Dude i am pritty sure you will be burning more electricity up than making any profit with that setup,are you not aware of this?

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December 19, 2013, 02:55:41 PM
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Dude i am pritty sure you will be burning more electricity up than making any profit with that setup,are you not aware of this?
I've already gotten my money back (in dollars that is) a long time ago on everything except for the Cube which just showed up the other day so ROI isn't an issue. I mine more than my electricity costs so therefore I'm happy with it.

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December 19, 2013, 03:04:27 PM
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Dude i am pritty sure you will be burning more electricity up than making any profit with that setup,are you not aware of this?
I've already gotten my money back (in dollars that is) a long time ago on everything except for the Cube which just showed up the other day so ROI isn't an issue. I mine more than my electricity costs so therefore I'm happy with it.

its like a grab bag, little bit of everything

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December 19, 2013, 03:20:42 PM
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Dude i am pritty sure you will be burning more electricity up than making any profit with that setup,are you not aware of this?
I've already gotten my money back (in dollars that is) a long time ago on everything except for the Cube which just showed up the other day so ROI isn't an issue. I mine more than my electricity costs so therefore I'm happy with it.

its like a grab bag, little bit of everything

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Exactly! I find all the ASIC equipment fascinating and enjoy trying to get my hands on as many different devices as possible.

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December 19, 2013, 03:39:20 PM
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Dude i am pritty sure you will be burning more electricity up than making any profit with that setup,are you not aware of this?
I've already gotten my money back (in dollars that is) a long time ago on everything except for the Cube which just showed up the other day so ROI isn't an issue. I mine more than my electricity costs so therefore I'm happy with it.

its like a grab bag, little bit of everything

Danny

Exactly! I find all the ASIC equipment fascinating and enjoy trying to get my hands on as many different devices as possible.

Who says money can't buy happiness.  I would rather be happy than filthy rich.
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December 19, 2013, 04:44:14 PM
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Dude i am pritty sure you will be burning more electricity up than making any profit with that setup,are you not aware of this?

That's your opinion.  Mining is a long term investment - BTC price goes up, so the more you can mine now the more you can save for when BTC is worth $2000 (or perhaps $10k).
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December 19, 2013, 05:17:49 PM
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Dude i am pritty sure you will be burning more electricity up than making any profit with that setup,are you not aware of this?

That's your opinion.  Mining is a long term investment - BTC price goes up, so the more you can mine now the more you can save for when BTC is worth $2000 (or perhaps $10k).

You can't use that as an argument though, because if your entire plan is based on BTC increasing in value just outright buying BTC is guaranteed to make more money than buying (for BTC or FIAT) a miner that will never earn it's value in BTC back as BTC. Not disagreeing at all, and I mine, but it's a lousy argument.

He's certainly not costing himself money on electricity, not by a long shot right now. Pretty funny though, seeing someone say that.

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December 19, 2013, 05:40:38 PM
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Exactly! I find all the ASIC equipment fascinating and enjoy trying to get my hands on as many different devices as possible.

I think some of those devices might become VERY valuable as collectibles.

I bough one of the first BE USB at 2.6 BTC!!! and one of the first RF USB for 1.4 BTC!!!, because just like stamps with defects, collectors will look at the soldering of components to see the rarity and age of the item, funny how that resonates well with the 21 million rarity!

My zTex x1.15 will be the crown jewels of the collection. Early and very rare:



Interesting to compare those purchase prices with the 600GH Monarch I bought for 3.6 BTC, I'm pretty convinced that including resale collectors value; the poorly soldered, completely non ROI, crap BE will beat the Monarch hands down; those components are placed by hand and I even got friedcat to send me an original "manually tooled" heatsink from hongkong:



Comparatively the singles will fade away in history (except maybe for the case looking cool but being completely unusable) but they heat the house and feed the monkeys:


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December 20, 2013, 03:29:53 PM
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I put this in, all set up. Mining at nice rates  Smiley




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December 20, 2013, 04:06:40 PM
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2x V1 Blades, 1x Cube, 1x Jalapeno, 1x Intel NUC in TranqilPC passive case, TPLink switch, Corsair CX750 PSU, old Dell PSU driving the Cube.

Cube has the fan bolted to the outside due to a few added 10000uF caps to make the thing actually work.  Roll Eyes  Not pictured is the other Jalapeno, and a Block Erupter which are hanging off a TPLink router running OpenWRT.  I'm also waiting for a couple of NanoFurys to arrive.
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December 20, 2013, 05:52:48 PM
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My third guetto machine





900Khash extra
Now going at a measly 2400khash with my 3 rigs.

Not much, but all is always paid for and it's a fun little extra.
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December 20, 2013, 06:37:33 PM
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My setup has grown pretty crazily since I got my first miners in late November...

First, the main mining area:


Here we have 2 Jalapeños (running at 7 and 8 GH/s) along with 2 larger BFL units (running at 55 and 58GH/s)



This is all plugged in to a USB hub, along with 2 Block Eruptors going into a Surface Pro.
Let's start off and LOL at the fact that as of that picture I didn't realize the end-ports on that hub were power-only, no data, so the Eruptors weren't actually mining.

The Surface Pro is going to be replaced by a Raspberry Pi that I was using when I was still mining in my office. Sadly I don't have a WiFi adapter for it yet so when I moved the mine downstairs as I added hardware (due to noise) I had to swap it out temporarily. It'll be back to running things once I get it WiFi-enabled after the holidays.

Then the latest addition, back up in my office:



ASICMiner Cube running at 38GH/s, connected to a Corsair AX860i.


Upcoming changes:
One of the Jalapeños has just been sold off and shipped today, to be replaced by 2 more Cubes that should be arriving today / tomorrow!

From 15GH/s to approx 150GH/s (soon to be ~200GH/s after I get those cubes) in 6 weeks...
Yeah...this is going to be an expensive hobby Smiley

And no, I'm not worried at all about making my money back from all of this or hearing how I'm wasting money.
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December 20, 2013, 07:20:02 PM
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Exactly! I find all the ASIC equipment fascinating and enjoy trying to get my hands on as many different devices as possible.

I think some of those devices might become VERY valuable as collectibles.

I bough one of the first BE USB at 2.6 BTC!!! and one of the first RF USB for 1.4 BTC!!!, because just like stamps with defects, collectors will look at the soldering of components to see the rarity and age of the item, funny how that resonates well with the 21 million rarity!

My zTex x1.15 will be the crown jewels of the collection. Early and very rare:

http://forumbilder.se/CGEBU/download.jpg

Interesting to compare those purchase prices with the 600GH Monarch I bought for 3.6 BTC, I'm pretty convinced that including resale collectors value; the poorly soldered, completely non ROI, crap BE will beat the Monarch hands down; those components are placed by hand and I even got friedcat to send me an original "manually tooled" heatsink from hongkong:

http://i40.tinypic.com/qs89he.jpg

Comparatively the singles will fade away in history (except maybe for the case looking cool but being completely unusable) but they heat the house and feed the monkeys:

http://forumbilder.se/CGEBU/double.jpg

Where did you get those pretty heat sinks? Also, what is your hash rate?
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I will try to make the 7990 x3 play nice together and start on another rig with 3 cards for now (7970 x2 and R9 290 x1 arriving soon)
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December 20, 2013, 08:23:09 PM
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Where did you get those pretty heat sinks? Also, what is your hash rate?

The flower heatsinks are zalman northbridge sinks, but the zTex are now obsolete and only give 200MH at 40W/GH.

The BE gives 330MH, RF 2.5GH and my two singles 110GH.

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December 20, 2013, 09:04:46 PM
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Bench Table with 2 Pi's, Fan Controller, 520w Fanless Seasonic, 2x Bitburner Fury and 6 Red Fury's

http://imgur.com/amVifQK.jpg

My old 49 port usb hub still is useful.

https://i.imgur.com/OEzzPu0.jpg

Still not finished but on my way
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December 21, 2013, 09:11:29 AM
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Not exactly a photo... but here's a video of my Mining Rigs:
http://youtu.be/XJkZFXVxyDo

Includes:
  • 4x 7950 Scrypt Coin Mining Rig in a Spotswood Case
  • 43x ASICMiner Block Erupters
  • 1x Redfury
  • 1x Bi*Fury
  • 2x Drillbit Thumbs
  • 5x Drillbit Eight Boards in a Spotswood Case

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December 21, 2013, 10:02:30 AM
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whats the hardware of this setup?

Which motherboard?




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December 21, 2013, 06:04:14 PM
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Another classic jusr came up in another thread:



I know this is old but just found this post.  That is amazing.  its not a mining rig but just as good.
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