Quote from: eZc on September 12, 2013, 11:05:51 PM

Quote from: 4_skin on September 05, 2013, 03:27:09 AM

some things people tend to neglect are logistcs costs/risks and customs risks (outbound and inbound).

it may be virtually free in kuwait or venezula or malaysia etc... but what will it cost to get your rig/machine there and will it get stuck in customs?

these are things that i believe need to be factored into any decision...

Well is it also that cheap if you use a lot of power (like 1-2 GWH)? And is the grid able to deliver stable this amount of elec? (most installation do not support such an high elec drain)

BTW: Malaysia is not cheap at all....

Hi,

I don't know what makes u say btw Malaysia is not cheap at all! Please refer below:-
http://www.tnb.com.my/residential/pricing-and-tariff/tariff-rates.html

This is the normal standard rates for a residential usage in Malaysia! I think indeed commercial rates will have higher charges! So as compare to other countries like above quote saids like Hawaii, Maui, they're paying almost 50 cents per kWh, so it is still consider cheap in Malaysia with standard rates!

Note: This rates does not include hardware energy savers and some back door running! So it is still considered cheap with standard rate comparison with other countries!

Cheers