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Other => Graveyard => MemoryCoin => Topic started by: mavisjames on December 29, 2013, 04:09:21 pm
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Looking for a good dedicated server host in comparison to Amazon cc2.xLarge instances. I know currently it would be breakeven if not a little bit of a loss but I think more hashpower for the coin is always good. Any suggestions of who you are currently using, budget really isn't a question.
PM me with some details if you want to keep your info private. MMC reward for best suggestion. Thanks
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I'm using Datasoft dedicated servers, twin six core xeon (L5639) with AESni support and 8gb RAM for 99$ month.
That system are capable of 24 threads and more than 6hpm.
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Have you exceeded your bandwith alotment?
I see them at $99 but they are metered?
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Have you exceeded your bandwith alotment?
I see them at $99 but they are metered?
You shouldn't exceed your bandwidth mining.
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Have you exceeded your bandwith alotment?
I see them at $99 but they are metered?
Just bandwidth metered, mining doesn't really use that much bandwidth. I was using about 40 amazon servers and i was charged about a 1$ for total bandwidth used :)
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smokim did you find amazon servers profitable at all. I find they are very pricey at $0.75/hr+
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Have you looked at http://www.needaserver.net? (http://www.needaserver.net?)
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99$
2 hours setup time
https://crm.datasoft.ws/ds_plusdedicated.php
5.5-6 hp/m
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Does anyone have stats for those severs?
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Does anyone have stats for those severs?
http://mmcwiki.com/start#cpu_hardware
my test 2xL5639=5.5-6 hp/m (24 GB Ram)
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Anyone tried a single or dual L5520? Do these have AES-NI?
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Anyone tried a single or dual L5520? Do these have AES-NI?
Not have AES :(
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I don't think it's worth reaching for the extra ram as it doesn't seem to provide to much extra h/m. These guys with 8gb ram should run around 5 - 5 h/m. I'm waiting to go live.
I also am doing a weekly trial with Dual Processor Intel Xeon E5 2660 (40 x 2.2 Ghz) these should get some pretty serious h/m with 40 threads. I'll keep this form updated. Datasoft at current difficulty is profitable for the $99 plan it seems. You should avg 6 - 7 MMC/day. By far the cheapest plan anyone has suggested .13/hr
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smokim did you find amazon servers profitable at all. I find they are very pricey at $0.75/hr+
I was using the 32 core servers the cc2 ones not the c3 servers.
So its alittle cheaper especially when using Ubuntu HVM AMI i got it at around 0.27 at first then it went up to 0.35 then finally steady for weeks at 0.45.
Well I did find it profitable I think I spent around 300$ and made almost 900 MMC. But I wasn't doing this for a short term profit. I usually hold on to my coins for a while.
It worked well before, PTS I mined on amazon but dirt cheap around 10 cents/hour for a 32 core server I had 60 of them running for half a day. I spent 115$ but used a 100$ free credit so a total cost of 15$
I made 100 PTS. At the time they were worth around 3$ I held onto to them and cashed out at 25$. Took some and invested into MMC and some to my pocket and the rest I invested into WDC.
If your looking for short term profits then amazon ec2 might not be profitable unless a coin is worth more than a few cents. If your looking for a long term investment than amazon ec2 are worth it.
A 32 core server (cc2) gets you 10HPM.
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99$
2 hours setup time
https://crm.datasoft.ws/ds_plusdedicated.php
5.5-6 hp/m
Needaserver has a 2x6 core package with 24 threads but they only list the CPU as a Xeon, no model number. I ordered the basic package at $60 which has 2x4 core package (16 threads) but I'm only getting 1.4 h/m. Wondering if I upgraded to the 24 threads if I would get 5-6 hashrate as you mentioned. Or is the CPU model going to matter that much? (I have a ticket in with NaS to see if they will give me the model info on the cpu)
Thoughts?
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99$
2 hours setup time
https://crm.datasoft.ws/ds_plusdedicated.php
5.5-6 hp/m
Needaserver has a 2x6 core package with 24 threads but they only list the CPU as a Xeon, no model number. I ordered the basic package at $60 which has 2x4 core package (16 threads) but I'm only getting 1.4 h/m. Wondering if I upgraded to the 24 threads if I would get 5-6 hashrate as you mentioned. Or is the CPU model going to matter that much? (I have a ticket in with NaS to see if they will give me the model info on the cpu)
Thoughts?
AES capable processor gives the best performance.
AES Supporting CPUs (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/AES_instruction_set#Supporting_CPUs)
Memorycoin Mining Intel Hardware Comparison (http://mmcwiki.com/memorycoin_mining_intel_hardware_comparison)
Aws and digitalocean is very bad for mmc mining. price/performance
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I'm gonna give the datasoft servers a try, just orderd one, says 2 hours setup time.
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Go on ebay, you can pick up a dual quad core processor 1U server for £100 in full working condition.
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Go on ebay, you can pick up a dual quad core processor 1U server for £100 in full working condition.
Valid point.
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Go on ebay, you can pick up a dual quad core processor 1U server for £100 in full working condition.
Valid point.
You can sell it for the same price after, the only cost is the power bill. I would be doing this myself but I have more important projects to work on with memorycoin
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Go on ebay, you can pick up a dual quad core processor 1U server for £100 in full working condition.
Those dual quads will only get you about 1.5 h/m. You need to spend a lot more to get an AES enabled CPU server.
But now that there is a GPU miner - get a R9 280x for about $420 and get 20HPM, if you're not concerned about electricity costs.
Datasoft $99 package is getting me about 5.5 h/m.