Good Catch! Wow! I will make sure to Pin this for others see. So proper profitability breakdown is $2.59 Revenue - $0.70 Electric Cost = $1.88 Daily Profit
Did they ever get back to you? I have mine now and it is working great. I am actually mining Jupiter via Unmintable. (yes, I know the criticism about them but even with the tax, I'm making great profit.
THM nice unit the X16Q does like 2GH @ 670w for 3k, the V1H less than half the performance and 2x worst efficiency so I would have expected this unit to go for $650-750 max, still nice home miner, and yes WiFi is needed. Also it Would be cool if Jasminer made a X8Q 1Gh 340w for $1.4k would be amazing.
This is a cool looking ASIC at a decent price point. It is great to see companies like iPolo and Jazzminer create mining hardware with the home/hobby miner in mind. I'm curious what the firmware upgrade will do for temps and noise. That goop around the fan connectors is probably there to detur people from changing the fans. I'm curious if a different fan would improve the temps. It really depends on their fan design. Static pressure is important for pushing air through the radiator.
OK, so I don't get it. Why would I take a perfectly reliable air cooler and change it by putting a less reliable pump and radiator setup on it? Unless you are moving the heat to somewhere else, there is ZERO reason to add a water cooler. It's just a gimmick. It has no practical benefits.
Truth be told, I wish the water aio is like a regular 120mm aio that you bought at the store to increase their ease to replace. With this aio setup, if one pump breaks, it will be a hell to replace imo. But I guess regular aio will not fit with the asic chips so I guess that is why they went and do this? Wondering if they have this idea from the blue whale miner (I think this is the name).
You and Chump are obsessed with wireless. I'd never run a miner on wifi, you're just asking for issues with stale/invalid shares. Wired is the way to go.
@TheHobbyistMiner laying it down might be the better way to run them cause the waterblocks on the fpga should be as low as possible for better/correct operation and waterflow
You put 0,004 dollars !?
Good Catch! Wow! I will make sure to Pin this for others see.
So proper profitability breakdown is $2.59 Revenue - $0.70 Electric Cost = $1.88 Daily Profit
haha ya i thought same ... his power is free :D
IPollo informed me they are working on a Firmware to boost the performance of the V1H to over 1 GHs. Can't wait!
Did they ever get back to you? I have mine now and it is working great. I am actually mining Jupiter via Unmintable. (yes, I know the criticism about them but even with the tax, I'm making great profit.
$686 after a year at $1.88 ROI almost 2 years
THM nice unit the X16Q does like 2GH @ 670w for 3k, the V1H less than half the performance and 2x worst efficiency so I would have expected this unit to go for $650-750 max, still nice home miner, and yes WiFi is needed.
Also it Would be cool if Jasminer made a X8Q 1Gh 340w for $1.4k would be amazing.
Yeah, i am hoping we see some high hashrate firmware releases to make that 730 Watts worth while.
alright.. this was the best open box of a miner I have seen so far on TH-cam. Great job and super helpful.
Glad you liked the video! The Water Block Cooling is great for Home Mining!
Great review, Love Ipollos, but wish they were more efficient.
I was happy to hear they are working on Firmware Upgrades to push the Hashrate. That should help.
Magic China boxes! Great video!
Yes they are! haha
always wanted to see this type of design glad to see it's finally done. Now have to see how well it holds up. I love it!
I have just started looking into home mining with ASIC. Do you have any other videos on mining rigs that run on 100v systems?
This is a cool looking ASIC at a decent price point. It is great to see companies like iPolo and Jazzminer create mining hardware with the home/hobby miner in mind.
I'm curious what the firmware upgrade will do for temps and noise. That goop around the fan connectors is probably there to detur people from changing the fans. I'm curious if a different fan would improve the temps. It really depends on their fan design. Static pressure is important for pushing air through the radiator.
Hey I just got into mining and this is my first miner any recommendations on what’s best to mine seems like etc and recommendations on best pool
I'd look at Unmineable and Nicehash
Flowrate in a loop is so fast that water temperature will go to equilibrium everywhere in the loop. So loop order doesn't effect temps
Great video Hobbyist. That machine is really cool with the water blocks
It really is!
Very cool unit! I can't believe that they're not putting wifi on these from the get go, just pull a wifi unit from their other box miners....
Yeah I think these have a ton of potiental. Maybe V2.
OK, so I don't get it. Why would I take a perfectly reliable air cooler and change it by putting a less reliable pump and radiator setup on it? Unless you are moving the heat to somewhere else, there is ZERO reason to add a water cooler. It's just a gimmick. It has no practical benefits.
I am curious if it will add to higher clocking and Frequency in the Near Future with Future Firmware Updates.
Very curious the make and part number of the water blocks. Thanks for exposing the inside
Thanks for watching! I didn't see any markings or numbers on them, I checked.
Truth be told, I wish the water aio is like a regular 120mm aio that you bought at the store to increase their ease to replace. With this aio setup, if one pump breaks, it will be a hell to replace imo. But I guess regular aio will not fit with the asic chips so I guess that is why they went and do this?
Wondering if they have this idea from the blue whale miner (I think this is the name).
You and Chump are obsessed with wireless. I'd never run a miner on wifi, you're just asking for issues with stale/invalid shares. Wired is the way to go.
Please make video playlist, mining on phone sir ❤❤❤ thank you very much
Great video
I got a question about what your plans for the Goldshell box series in the back of video?
Not Sure Yet. Part of me wants to hold them and gamble reselling them in the next bull run. What do you recommend?
@@TheHobbyistMiner I would say that’s a great idea versus selling them rn for pennies on the dollar
Love the review,! Unsure why they put puddy in there lol
Yeah i wasn't sure about that.
Sweet!
Thanks!
Please make playlist, mining on phone
as long as the pumps are not at the top of the loop u can stand it any way u want to, by the looks. Gravity man
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Days to ROI? I'd be in at that price point if it drew 370 watts or less.
2 years .
@TheHobbyistMiner laying it down might be the better way to run them cause the waterblocks on the fpga should be as low as possible for better/correct operation and waterflow
Noted. That is what I was thinking.
maybe wireless on usb