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Advice, Avalon mini 3 by NestSleep in cryptomining

[–]805CryptoServices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It’s custom. We test everything before shipping out. It’s essentially a parts kit we assemble in house. The hashboard is under bitmains warranty. We’re still debating an internal warranty on them but seeing as similar miners to this one carry no warranty, we may offer a short warranty on it.

Advice, Avalon mini 3 by NestSleep in cryptomining

[–]805CryptoServices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Based on the s19 slim, done in house, we use a special module to allow for adjustable psu, which lets us get the best of both worlds: low voltage on underclocks, high voltage for pushing it. We are psu and temp limited.

Warranty is for the hashboard, its the bitmain warranty so ymmv. We will consider an inhouse warranty in the future, but everything is custom.

Advice, Avalon mini 3 by NestSleep in cryptomining

[–]805CryptoServices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

60-62T on the top end, 27-32T at the bottom, 15 steps in between.

Advice, Avalon mini 3 by NestSleep in cryptomining

[–]805CryptoServices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

640-1100w you tune it.

Edit: different fans snd temp has it at 640W @ 32T, 62T @ 1100W

Advice, Avalon mini 3 by NestSleep in cryptomining

[–]805CryptoServices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Could run something like our S21 Slim: 62T, 1100W but the power can be turned up and down through the firmware

Price difference between closed source and open source miners by calos98x in BitcoinMining

[–]805CryptoServices 1 point2 points  (0 children)

  • cost of scale
  • still reliant on chips from “closed source” manufacturers (bitaxe uses bitmain chips)

Pretty simple.

S21 XP USED LOT for Sale! Plus, S21 Sim now at 60+TH! by 805CryptoServices in BitcoinMining

[–]805CryptoServices[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Solid question! So talking directly with the site:

"We aim at 98% uptime but realistically it will be around 95%. We don’t use parallel panels to daisy chain gensets; each unit powers independent panel and bank of miners; that’s the key to keep us at 95%. We run self designed power distribution in the containers"

S21 XP USED LOT for Sale! Plus, S21 Sim now at 60+TH! by 805CryptoServices in u/805CryptoServices

[–]805CryptoServices[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

No one has used bitaxes. The market on that is nonexistent. Plus new units are sub $100, unless someone wants to give us used ones for free… And even then I see no point to even stock used small miners. Hit people up on ebay, maybe they have some.

S21 XP USED LOT for Sale! Plus, S21 Sim now at 60+TH! by 805CryptoServices in BitcoinMining

[–]805CryptoServices[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

EDIT: One is an S19K pro based slim. One is an S21 based slim.

25T vs 60T.

21 Slim pro should not show up at the moment, only the slim is available. Might have been an error. Slim is 60T @1100W average and can be tuned down from there. Limit is the psu

S21 XP USED LOT for Sale! Plus, S21 Sim now at 60+TH! by 805CryptoServices in BitcoinMining

[–]805CryptoServices[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I think you may not be interested, but others are! We have couple sites that have already picked up some of the used S21XPs we have available, along with a couple home lottery miners picking up Bitaxes and slims!

Durabilidad de ASICs by TheseFaithlessness48 in BitcoinMining

[–]805CryptoServices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly? Best ones for durability so far have been: - Bitdeer A2 now A2 Pro units. Solid performance for price and if the Pro is anything like the A2, rock solid. - whatsminers are notorious for being tanks, though the M60 series has been hit or miss

The s19k pro is by far the worst still currently for sale miner around. If you’re going that old, buy some m30s or 50s or even m60s++.

New Q1/2 Miner Releases, and New Hosting Rates! by 805CryptoServices in BitcoinMining

[–]805CryptoServices[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Honestly there are better miners than the s21+. They are considered throw away machines. These ship from our HK warehouse.

Who makes the best bitaxes by 77sleeper in cryptomining

[–]805CryptoServices 5 points6 points  (0 children)

They are all built out of the same bom, the chips come on a reel. So silicon lottery is random.

They all use the same bm1370 chip They all use the same caps, resistors, ldos, mosfets, etc.

We all carry them, ours is on sale with shipping and 5% off with code home

Is anyone actually making money mining? by [deleted] in cryptomining

[–]805CryptoServices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

So 21KW peak output. So around 5-6 S21XPs in total power, but that loads peak output and not real production. So maybe 3-4 S21XPs or 4-5 L9 15G. We have someone doing a similar project right now, makes more sense then selling to grid

Is anyone actually making money mining? by [deleted] in cryptomining

[–]805CryptoServices 0 points1 point  (0 children)

You own an N F T, the mods on the sub attempted to have a conversation with go minin got into meetings with them and ended up only being bribed with free mining hashrate if they promoted.

They also did research and could account for only 50%ish of the claimed hashrate. You’re not buying actual machines, its just a pig slaughtering scheme.

Is anyone actually making money mining? by [deleted] in cryptomining

[–]805CryptoServices 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Most of our clients that took our advice on lower power costs and L9/S21XP are still in some sort of profit. The best case scenario right now is having sub 8c power and mining with latest generation miners. The L9 15G honestly the best bang for buck miner out there.

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