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I'm going to build a 80TB mining rig, in the future it will be 180TB. I was trying to build this rig as economical as possible, but still have a good amount of power. Although the parts will be used or refurbished, they still have a lot of life in them, and if something dies it can be cheaply replaced. Except for the hard drives they will be new, at a minimum the drives may be manufactured refurbished.Down below you can see the specs. MoterBoard: $100 • Manufacturer: SuperMicro • Model: X8DTL-3F Rev 2.01 • Dual Socket: LGA-1366 • Chipset: X58 RAM: 120$ • Capacity: 48GB • Type: 6x8GB 1333Mhzz DDR3 ECC Registered DIMM ( 16GB chips are $200USD each, thats why I went to 8GB per chip. $1,200USD for ram is insane!

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I think 48GB is good enough. ) CPUs: 30$ • Manufacturer: Intel • Model: x2 Xeon X5570 • Cores: 4 • Threads: 8 • Base Frequency: 2.93GHz • Turbo Frequency: 3.33GHz • Cache: 8MB GPUs: $100 • GPU 1: Nvidia GeForce GTX 660 • VRam: 2GB, DDR5 • Core: 960 • TFlops: 2.008 • GPU 2: Nvidia Tesla M2050 • VRam: 3GB, DDR5 • Core: 448 • TFlops: 1.03 PSU: $110 • Out Put: 1200Watts HDDs: $ 2,300 - $4,700 • Size: 8TB ( Total 80TB, goal 160TB ) Cable, Case, CPU Cooler, and etc: $250 Grand total about: $3,000 - $5,500 ( Most of the pricing was based from eBay ) I am trying to save for this in Burst. I have 14 TB now, and 90% of my mining is sent to this project, the other 10% of my mining is sent to the v2Pool asset. The revenue from the v2Pool asset is helping support this project.

How To Build A BURST Mining Rig

All you have to do to support this project is buy some shares of v2Pool from the asset issuer, it is 5 Burst per share. The asset dividends are currently based from the pool's fee at pool.burstcoin.ml and as I have mentioned 10% of my mining.

In the future the dividends for v2Pool will be paid from the pool's fee, plus 10% of the mining from this rig, and from my 14TB. When I get this rig built I'm going to make another asset, that will buy 80 more TB. The second asset will have a total of 1M shares at 4 Burst per share. The dividends for the asset will be paid from 50% of this rig mining. The rest of the 40% of mining will be sent to pay for the power costs of mining and running the pool's severs. The pool is currently using ~440 KWh a month @ $0.10. The operating system I will be using is Ubuntu Linux, I will be splitting the drives across both GPUs to improve mining speed.

When we get this rig done it will have a total of 160TB! Asset The asset is based on 0.70% of the pool's fee and 10% of my mining, payed monthly. Buy from Asset Issuer to help support this project. Asste ID: Asset Name: v2Pool Escrow Account: ( Burst will be held for 12 Months, by haitch ) Checklist • MotherBoard: N/A • CPUs: ✔ • GPUs: ✔ • RAM: N/A • HDDs: N/A • PSU: N/A • CPU Cooler: N/A • Cable: N/A • Case: N/A.

The project Create a small mining rig for burst. The goal was to be very 'green' because Burst is supposed to be a green coin. Also I wanted it to be 100% silent. The PC As this is my first attempt, I went for a cheap barebone fanless pc: Hystou with celeron (2 cores) ->140$ Advantage: • cheap • 0 noise • screw to fix it easily • 4x USB 3 ports • 4x USB 2 ports Disadvantage: • slow • only 2 cores Hard drives (to start. Maybe more to come) Bought 3 x 5TO external usb drives portable (110$ each): Why external portable usb drive? • no need external power supply (usb powered) • cheap • easy to resell or reuse later Disadvantage: • veryyyyyy long to plot directly The frame Then I build a very simple wood frame. This could be far better but I am not a woodworker expert at all: I made it so that pc and hard drives have space all around to cool.

Becoming A DigiByte DGB Miner. Final result Notice the gap under the pc, to optimize cooling (cooling it done passively through the case) The result is 100% silent (except hard drive, but you really need to have your ear very close to hear them). For the moment I plugged 2 x 5 TO + 1 x 1TB hard drive. At the moment it's already mining 7 TB of burt and some storj easily. I will publish the mining result in a few weeks, when I have more data to share.

Conclusion Very happy so far. Still need to plot more drives to see the max capacity it can scan. Also I am already planning some improvement for the next version (more cpu cores, better frame etc.). If you have questions / suggestions feel free to comment.

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