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psahx
on 25/01/2020, 02:34:00 UTC
Why on Earth would you think they would use PDUs? they are limiting in a high power usage environment plus the cost is horrific compared to Rack mounted Switchboards.

Maybe because it is safe? Maybe because it is more convenient? Maybe because every decent data-center uses PDUs?

Anyway, it is your farm, your gear, your power:)

My opinion is still the same, one lame and unprofessional setup. Oh, thanks for mentioning, also a cheap one. So lame, cheap and unprofessional.
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by
psahx
on 25/01/2020, 02:34:00 UTC
Removing heat = cooling.

Every air cooled datacenter needs X amount of CFM to keep Y KW worth of hardware at Z degrees.

No.

Removing heat = Removing hot air from the building
Cooling = Cooling the same air and circulating it back

Can't make it simpler, sorry.
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psahx
on 25/01/2020, 02:34:00 UTC
cool
ko͞ol/
verb
gerund or present participle: cooling

    become or cause to become less hot.

I'm not going to argue about the semantics. But every method of cooling you can think of involves removing heat via air (or sometimes liquid).

My last try to fix your ignorance. Search for the meaning of the word CONTEXT, that will give you some small chance to understand what I did meant. Other than that, I am helpless, sorry.
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by
psahx
on 25/01/2020, 02:34:00 UTC
I keep the warehouse at 88F.  My 15,000cfm blower is going in tuesday to remove the heat.  I actually have 60 tons of AC already installed but I don't turn them on because they use too much power.  I use 1 AC unit to keep the building at 88F during the day. 

http://i.imgur.com/V2dAFjz.jpg

What kind of blower is that?

Any idea of how much KW it might be able to cool?

15,000 cfm = 15,000 Cubic Feet per Minute. That's how much air it can blow. It is not for cooling, it is just to remove the hot air, exactly 15,000 Cubic Feet per Minute.
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psahx
on 25/01/2020, 02:34:00 UTC
Some pictures of our mining rig Grin

Do not you have enough money from your pre-orders to buy some PDUs? Hope you don't burn the warehouse with all the rigs inside...

This is one lame and unprofessional setup from a H/W manufacturer...

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psahx
on 25/01/2020, 02:34:00 UTC
Why on Earth would you think they would use PDUs? they are limiting in a high power usage environment plus the cost is horrific compared to Rack mounted Switchboards.

Maybe because it is safe? Maybe because it is more convenient? Maybe because every decent data-center uses PDUs?

Anyway, it is your farm, your gear, your power:)

My opinion is still the same, one lame and unprofessional setup. Oh, thanks for mentioning, also a cheap one. So lame, cheap and unprofessional.

lol....just because the 'hot girl' dresses slutty does not mean I'd toss her out of bed....

with that kinda asic porn I could live with the tackyness let me tell you!

(just a gigolo every where I go.........I'm such an asic boy toy...)

Searing

 


Yes, agreed. But only regarding girls.

 Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin Grin
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psahx
on 25/01/2020, 02:34:00 UTC
The Novec didn't let me overclock the Neptune's enough to make it worth it.  I am waiting for the Monarch's to see if I can overclock them if they ever ship.

 Undecided

Do you happen to have some SP10s in your disposition to test with Novec? It would be very interesting to see what the performance would be. Taking in consideration that you can pull some ~100W more from the PSU, by removing the fans, and with Novecs decent cooling...
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psahx
on 25/01/2020, 02:34:00 UTC
I got some more mining porn today.  Smiley

Very nice!!!

Are you using the 2000w server PSUs? How many S3s can they safely handle? I have counted 4 per PSU, how much they are pulling from PSU?

Thanks!
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psahx
on 25/01/2020, 02:34:00 UTC
Yes I am using the DPS2000-BB's.  I am running 4 S3's per PSU.  I bet I could run more but I only have 8 PCIE cables per PSU.

I am pulling 33 amps @ 240V for 24 of them so 330W each.  That is only 1320W per PSU.  I could put 2 more easy on each PSU if I made new cables with more PCIE connectors.

 Grin Good. Thus you can keep your PSUs unstressed and maybe more efficient? By the way, what happened with you Novec cooling project?
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by
psahx
on 25/01/2020, 02:34:00 UTC
Exhaust fan is installed!  Waiting for the variable frequency drive to wire it up.



Congrats!!! Hope this will save you some money...

Whats the other thing adjacent to it?

Regular AC chiller unit...
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by
psahx
on 25/01/2020, 02:34:00 UTC
Novec 7100.  I have some test fluid on the way and hopefully I can get a test Neptune in the fluid on Monday or Tuesday and see how it does.

Nice! Can't wait to see some pictures.

Good Luck!
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psahx
on 25/01/2020, 02:33:00 UTC
fark thats awesome
very professional setup.
I'm not familiar with mining hardware, so i will ask... what typa devices are those ?
great job either way Smiley

Dragons Smiley


Was but the room turned into a furriness hitting 47Degrees, the A/C units are shit anyone any recommendations on cooling that doesnt involve proper DC grade heat extraction and recovery?

I think you will need some server grade Water Cooled AC system, which will not dry the air to the point, that heat exchange will suffer. Hope this is helpful. Google it.
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Re: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs
by
psahx
on 25/08/2014, 12:46:01 UTC
you must be very dumb.
even with a 14 % diff increase (which is very unlikely) you still won't make more than 3 BTC back out of the total of 8

My point is that the SP30 or SP31 will NEVER ROI, thus making the investment a big failure.
Can you prove that those will actually ROI ?

Hey, Mr. SmartAss Psychic!

Could you please share with us your BTC price fluctuation predictions as well, so we know what to do? We have been waiting for you for so long!

P.S. Do you do weather too? Cause my Yahoo weather app sucks lately, maybe I'll start using your services.
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Re: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs
by
psahx
on 22/08/2014, 13:10:00 UTC
3 days in Amsterdam, most of it on weekend, and the coffeeshop near my airBnB had Internet Smiley
That is not a vacation.
Amsterdam?
Didnt have you in Israel also Cannabis?
But also for medical reasons ;-)

No more marihuana tourism in Amsterdam, my friend. They implemented a law back in 2010, if I recall correctly, prohibiting citizens of other countries buying marihuana in Holland.

So, no. I guess Zvi went to the red light district instead  Grin Grin Grin
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Re: [WTS] 300 Spondoolies-tech SP10's
by
psahx
on 22/08/2014, 01:03:49 UTC
I dare not clicking on the profile link using IP address....
where is that posted?  you might want to omit that IP link, who knows what's at that IP

It is a pm to me... Firefox would not let me there anyway. But I guess I rather edit the IP part...
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Re: [WTS] 300 Spondoolies-tech SP10's
by
psahx
on 22/08/2014, 00:45:49 UTC
Same thing here, NinjaBoom instead of NinjaBoon and Canary is leading to an untrusted webpage...

We (me and my partner) would like to buy 50pcs of your SP10s! I have several questions, though:

1. Is there a place to negotiate the price? We would like to buy them for 2.1 BTC each.
2. Which escrow services are you convenient with? Give us at least 2. Do you split the escrow fees with us?
3. How long after funding the escrow is going to take you to ship the miners to WA, US?
4. Are the units somehow damaged? Bad ASICs, or anything that can harm mining power?
5. Are you going to ship them in their original boxes, to avoid any damage during transportation?

Thank you for your honest reply.

1> I have spoken to business partners and they have agreed to accept your offer price based on 50 units.
2> I have checked the recommended Escrow providers on the forum in the following thread -

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=108716.0

The 2 that stick out as reliable, trustworthy and charge a reasonable fee are -

CanaryInTheMine
https://MALICIOUS.IP/index.php?action=profile;u=18614

ninjaboom
https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=profile;u=64005

They both charge a 0.5% fee or 0.525BTC for the whole transaction.  We are willing to split this cost.

3> After the Escrow has been funded we will be in a position to ship your miners within 48 hrs
4> All miners are in as new condition with no cosmetic damage or damaged internals.
5> miners will ship in original packaging with additional protection on a pallet.

Ill drop both Escrow providers a pm with details and instructions on the transaction.

Hi,

I have received a pm from Deata asking that I facilitate a trade by providing my secure Escrow services.

Why Trust Me?

I have been pre approved and added to the list of forum recognized Escrow providers -

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=108716.0

Below is a list of my positive feedback left by those happy with my services provided during previous trades -

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?action=trust;u=55503


Terms of transaction:

50 X SP1 ASIC miners to provided at a cost of 2.1BTC per unit.

Thread reference :

https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=745257.0

Unit Total : 105BTC
Escrow fees 0.5% (to be split between both parties)

Total due from psahx : 105.2625BTC
Total due from Deata : 0.2625BTC

Conditions

Miners are to be dispatched within 48 hrs of notification of Escrow credit, tracking information to be supplied by Deata.

Funds will only be released to the seller, Deata upon successful delivery and inspection by psahx.

Should a problem arise I will act as mediator to find a satisfactory solution for all parties involved.

Should there be a breakdown within the transaction funds will only be returned to the sender, psahx BTC address.

Escrow Address for credit:

17xhYQqGpc3p6HHWhHvXpcb5n7dyVN5c8r

Should you have any queries or concerns regarding the transaction then please drop me a pm.




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Re: [WTS] 300 Spondoolies-tech SP10's
by
psahx
on 20/08/2014, 05:46:39 UTC
Definitely interested. Would you mind providing the price, including US shipping? Will like to buy 10 or more units, for a reasonable price.
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Re: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs
by
psahx
on 18/08/2014, 22:21:09 UTC
Hard-reset brought my SP10 back to life. Thanks Collider and Zvisha for help.

@Zvi: Do you think I have to worry about my miner, or this just happens sometimes?

Thanks again guys, appreciated!

Nothing to worry about. Stuck I2C is something that I have seen happening in our DC every now and then, considering that we have many miners I guess that it happens about once/twice a year per miner. Always resolved by a power cycle, that why that is the first thing I recommended.


Thanks! Keep up the perfect work!

Cheers.
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Re: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs
by
psahx
on 18/08/2014, 16:57:52 UTC
Hard-reset brought my SP10 back to life. Thanks Collider and Zvisha for help.

@Zvi: Do you think I have to worry about my miner, or this just happens sometimes?

Thanks again guys, appreciated!
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Re: [ANN] Spondoolies-Tech - carrier grade, data center ready mining rigs
by
psahx
on 18/08/2014, 11:41:04 UTC
Power supply okay?

Have you tried the hardreset?

It is in the Data center. Cant try it till morning EST.  Cry

It looks like the i2c bus is not working properly.
It can be fixed by a power cycle usually.
Please try a full power cycle - if it`s not helping open an ssh tunnel for us so that we can look.


It is not possible to physically unplug and plug the miner in before the morning EST. But I can PM you the SSH credentials, if you would be so kind and try to help me Smiley

EDIT: PM sent

I will wait for you to do power cycle before investigation.

@Zvisha: Thanks, will let you know.

@Bicknellski: Do you read before you post, or just having fun?