holy shit, block's new mining rig is beautiful
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Modular?
the hashboards are easily replaceable for upgrades and repairs
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Looks like way too much miner for most home users, 3x the hash boards of an s19 or s21 in a single also larger chassis.
I need a miner I can run off single phase 220 without using half a panel worth of breakers and filling a room.
That doesn't just hurt home miners it hurts industrial miners because used sales to home miners is a part of their TCO calculation.
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It would be cool if this could be broken into a third. It looks like it almost is anyway.
It meets a want on the free market. Market share of home oriented design is still open for any entrepreneur to capture.
Exactly. I need something that fits in a cooler that costs less than the miner so I can do immersion mining with liquid to liquid heat exchangers for my various uses for hot water and or antifreeze.
You should try reading to the end of a post before you reply.
Hurting industrial miners is a win to me, not gonna lie lmao
I need a miner that can replace my old S9 cabin heater that died this spring. I guess this is a little over the topβ¦ π
Any suggestions?
Maybe just another S9, depends. How much heat do you need and how often?
You can run 1, 2, or 3 hashboards at a time on an s19.
I usually had it turned on from November until May, clocked to 1250w. Main purpose was to keep the pipes my cabin from not freezing during winter, the few sats I got was just fun.
An s19 can hit that wattage with only 2 hash boards enabled. Up to you if that cost difference and w/th difference works out in the long run.
Industrial miners get smashed from all angles, but that is their risk. The difficulty adjustment ensures that I don't give a fuck.
It is, but it would be cool if it could be 1/3. I wouldn't buy something like this used for home mining.
holy shit, block's new mining rig is beautiful
14.1 j/th
open source firmware
easy to upgrade
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Looks very good. Perfect pubco project.
How much?
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Very cool - but price is gonna be key for commercial miners.
Itβs be interested to know if Block will also target home node runners as well which could bring about further decentralisation. As Iβm not clear how new more efficient miners for existing commercial orgs helps decentralisation.
Perhaps the idea of the βhashboardβ could be applied to a simple PCIe hashboard that you can slot into your existing home node hardware / AI home server.
#MakeNodesMineAgain
not bitmain?
not bitmain
proto mining by block
Finally.
finally mining is getting commoditized
hopefully
it really is impressive
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looks amazing/slick
Beautiful design and marketing is underrated. The team at Block are doing an insanely good job on that front.
Might need to get one just for some living room decoration.
No code yet.
With Stratum v2 support out of the box!
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Love seein @jack go all in on BTC. I bet the 3nm chips on the new proto rigs are kickin!
Need more decentralization in the mining space.
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Why "contact sales" though? I imagine this means it's an enterprise, rather than consumer, product.
Holy shit, my BitAxe mining rig is beautiful.
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When consumer version why Mongo have to contact sales for price???
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How much. Tell is how mu h for a miner. Stop fairy telling. How much money for a miner. Sheesh
holy shit, block's new mining rig is beautiful
14.1 j/th
open source firmware
easy to upgrade
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Honestly hyped for the new miner. I gotta make plans now so I can consolidate my miners for these. βοΈπ₯ #Bitcoin #Mining #Bitcoinmining #Homemining
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when's the release date?
We all know why Block rocks!!!
