Quote from: Spondoolies-Tech on August 14, 2014, 03:16:51 PM

Quote from: Collider on August 14, 2014, 03:01:01 PM

Quote from: RoadStress on August 14, 2014, 02:56:53 PM

Quote from: jtoomim on August 14, 2014, 01:39:13 AM

I've successfully migrated our SP30s over to our 258V supply. Performance is up.

Device ID	Hashrate (cgminer)	AC power usage	Top PSU lim (DC)	Bot PSU lim	J/GH
Mine	4527 GH/s	3024 W	1362	1367	0.668
Wanna1	4476 GH/s	2928 W	1345	1351	0.654
Wanna2	4459 GH/s	2960 W	1344	1347	0.663
Wanna3	4470 GH/s	2992 W	1349	1349	0.669

Thank you for the review. It seems that the competition is spreading lies about SP30 power consumption.

If you are talking about the knc newsletter, it is badly researched.

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0,57 J/GH - KNC Neptune - 1950 watts at 3400 GH/s (reported average)
0,62 J/GH - Bitfury BF3500 - 2200 watts, 3500 GH/s (stated, unconfirmed)
0,76 J/GH - Spondoolies SP30 - 3200 watts at 4200 GH/s (reported average)

It also claims bitfury be 3500 does 0.62J/GH, which not even bitfury themsleves claim (it is ~0.775)

I find it pathetic.

Edit:
Most of the reports I've seen of the 20nm competition are over 0.6 W/GHs
We're overclocking the extreme slow corners 28nm ASICs we got. The power ratio for October units will be 0.55 W/GHs

Reminders and reviews:
http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/review-interview-spondoolies-tech-sp30-yukon-4-5-ths-bitcoin-asic-miner/2014/08/13
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=725760.0
http://www.cryptocoinsnews.com/news/knc-neptunes-burning-whats-smell-ooops-melted/2014/07/29

wanna swap? I have a Titan on order (heh) you could then 'experiment'

as to the hosting compensation if a unit is down..on the WA DC site ....would they also compensate if my unit goes 'poof' or am I screwed for 3 weeks or
so if it had to be RMA'd back to spondoolies (new to hosting)

thanks

Searing