Plotting 500TB rig
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if you're thinking internal drives look at 45drives.com they have some nice cases.
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@iKnow0 i'm really interested
which 16 Port SATA are you talking about???
i'm under windows..
but i think this sis and expensive environment!!!
but ready to check it!
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I personally would get those port expandera I would rather get some lsi 3008 cards. Their more reliable and combine them with a 36 pay chassis
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@djreefer mining is much less intensive than plotting, 1 decent GPU should do it. The GPU is only used for the calculations, moving the data fast enough will be the challenge. So a good CPU and controllers are a must.
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@ItalianMiner72 there are many to choose from
https://www.google.nl/search?q=16+port+sata+controller&source=lnms&tbm=isch&sa=X&ved=0ahUKEwjqv-KzjKrUAhXHDMAKHbzgBSsQ_AUICigB&biw=2064&bih=1045Note: A SAS controller can also be used for SATA drives with the right cables.
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Anyone know what the yearly workload would be per TB of storage?
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Think I found it... approx 31TB workload per TB storage
https://forums.burst-team.us/topic/2484/new-to-mining-seagate-8tb-archive-hdd-and-plot-optimization-question/9
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@iKnow0 said in Plotting 500TB rig:
4 x 16 Port SATA controllers ( 64 x 10TB Drives = 640TB Disk ~ 576TB plots )Hi iKnow0
Do you perhaps have a brand and model number for those SATA controllers? I can only find 4 port ones, and would love to know what to search for.Thanks in advance.
Lol, maybe i should have read more of the posts before asking the above. Saw your later post. Thanks anyway.
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@Zillard http://www.sybausa.com/index.php?route=product/product&product_id=722 is one of the cheaper ones
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@iKnow0 Cool, thanks bud. Now to find it locally.
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@iKnow0 said in Plotting 500TB rig:
but it works on windows?

