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so this is my first big Asic that I finally got the test out and this is for the none other that
the OG Big Mac Daddy Bitcoin itself so right here we're looking at bit Mains at Miner s19
J Pro Plus so this is actually one of your most budget-friendly A6 for Bitcoin and this is the
117 terahash version It's supposed to do around 3 300 watts or so so I will be testing this out
I'll show you guys how to hook this thing up if you're unfamiliar with an Asic Miner I will then
be shutting everything off and so it's nice and quiet in here and I'll be using my watt meter
right there that's on 240 volt and we'll figure out hash rate mode as well as low power mode and
I'll also use my decibel reader to see how loud this Asic Miner really is so this video would not
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things I do want to touch up on before I show you how to set this up and setting up an Asic is very
very easy but first thing is some of you guys may be wondering whoa Robin a Bitcoin mining Asic what
is up with that they use a lot of power and they are very loud so yes Asics can be very very loud
it uses four fans they are 6 000 RPM they cut the wind extremely fast and they scream like
never before so that is a thing more on that later on the video but also you can get other
A6 and I've been mentioning it you know on L7 and other things that use about the same power or less
and a lot more profitable now you can just swap in the Bitcoin now some things have been happening on
bitcoin like the ordinals and other things which is kind of like thinking ethereum mining pre 1559
so we actually seen the block reward jump to a little over 11 and a half 12 almost on bitcoin
when right now the block rewards only supposed to be a little over six so we're seeing almost double
the probability here even though the hash rate is extremely high so leading into that next Bull Run
a Bitcoin miner might be something you want to get your hands on on top of that Bitcoin A6 are
probably one of the most reliable Asics you won't have to worry about because we don't have to worry
about the hash rate exploding extremely fast like we see with a lot of other coins and your Asic
becomes a doorstop very very fast so Bitcoin is an evolution it's the OG coin and it's just Top
Notch it's the coin you want to have so usually you can see a lot of people saying I'm mining
Bitcoin when they're probably just getting paid out in Bitcoin in fact they're nowhere near mining
Bitcoin because you do need a specific Asic to mine Bitcoin and the shaw 256 algorithm so these
are things to keep in mind and this Miner here in fact 100 percent mines Bitcoin all right so step
number one I'm gonna install my S ethernet cable and it's a very simple process all you got to do
is plug it in right here at the top that says F no not ethereum f as an Ethernet we're just going to
get in here I'm going to take my cable simply plug that in like so bam step one complete next we're
gonna need our power okay so next up we have our power and here you can see we have two c14 plugs
the male end is always your even and higher number so here we have 2c14 we need two C13 plugs so if
you're not familiar what those look like that is your normal default plugs that you would see for
most ATX power supplies under 1500 watts and so on we have to run 220 to 240 volts on here you're not
going to be running this on 120 volt because this does use over 3000 watts of power you're going
to be blowing a lot of Breakers unless you got like a 50 or 60 amp 120 volt breaker highly not
recommended so we're going to be running at least 220 volts here myself I got two 40 so I got my pdu
depending on your pdu is how you're going to run this now here I have some 12 amps here for my c19
plugs and I got a bunch of banks of your C13 plugs here which are only eight amps so I'm actually
gonna have to use two separate Banks to power this Miner because a single eight amp will be
less than what I need for this complete 3000 Watts I believe eight amps on 240 there's only like 1900
and some Watts or something like that and that's 100 you also want to run 80 percent to be a little
safety and leave a little feature there so nothing explodes or something happens with a power surge
so I do have my two power cables plugged in right here and I have one of these the red one
here plugged into the back of my pdu now this will not turn on until you actually plug in both plugs
so here I got my two plugs plugged into here and now I'm just gonna put my last plug into my pdu
and this thing will begin to fire up and if you look at the back here you can see I got one in
the top back and I'm going to throw the other one in this Bank down here it's not really focusing I
apologize I'm just going to get that in right here bam that's it and there she goes she fired right
up so now we're just gonna wait like maybe 10 seconds and this should be detected on our Network
as you can see it's already running the Ethernet there so I gotta jump to the workstation and it's
getting very loud at this point and we're gonna plug into this Miner and take a look at things
all right so now that them have to find the IP to log into it there's a bunch of various ways
to actually do this bitmain has their own little tool IP reporter and so on I simply depending on
your rotor I just log into a home of my router and I can see that my app Miner is actually detected
on this IP right here so that's all I need to do done very fast process now we're inside of
the dashboard itself all right so you're going to want to decide what pool to pick for myself right
now just for a quick setup process I'm just going to go to Lucky monster this is where my this is a
solo mining pool only this is where my little USB drive the Mars Lander is pointed to so I'm
just going to throw this thing on along beside it here so I'm gonna go normal difficulty we're gonna
need our strata I'm here which is I got right here we're going to go into the dashboard hit settings
and now we can see pool one so in pool one I'm just gonna paste that in right there Miner name
this is where you put your minor address so this is already my address so just paste your name in
here for your mining address that's your Bitcoin wallet address depending what wallet you're using
it'll be different and Then followed by the period and then your worker name in this case I'm going
rabbit s19j Pro Plus you can set a password if you want but you don't have to you do have two
modes here normal mode and low power mode so I'm just going to fire this up in normal mode
and then we'll run through the power consumptions and the testing and hash rates and all that stuff
decibel readings and so on so we're going to start on hash rate mode here simply hit save
and this Miner will then begin loading up that dag file and everything and begin mining Bitcoin now
with an Asic Miner that does mine Shaw 256 which is the Bitcoin algorithm while we're waiting for
this to kind of ramp up you don't have have to mine Bitcoin if you don't want to most people
that buy a Bitcoin miner they're going to mine Bitcoin Asic mining our dedicated hash rate you
buy this for a specific algorithm and that's it you can't move to a whole bunch of various
coins like you would on like say CPUs or gpus or something so this is dedicated for this but
you do still have options with a shot 256 Asic we do have Bitcoin Bitcoin Cash There's Bitcoin SV
there's a digibyte version there's e cash so you can see here all the shaw 256 coins that you can
actually mine it looks like I don't know what Novo is this is a little bit different so you can't do
that there's a DT in here but there is a various amount of sha-256 coins that you can mine other
than Bitcoin so maybe you can find profitability on other coins all right guys so we are fired up
and we are mining some Bitcoin so this is actually a historic and exciting moment on the right of my
YouTube channel we're officially modding the shaw 256 Bitcoin algorithm and Bitcoin is the coin
reminded so that is awesome so now I'm gonna have to shut off all the Apollos down here uh the E300
and we'll figure out just how loud this thing is by itself I got a decimal reader we'll point it up
to the front and the back here and then we'll also figure out how much power this Miner is actually
using in both hash rate mode and low power mode this thing is absolutely awesome all right so here
is the s19 J Pro Plus in hash rate mode this is 117 terahash version but before we check out the
power consumption I have everything else shut off just so that only this is currently running the
power right now so we can get an accurate number but we're going to check the decibel reading so
right now we are about 80 decibels or so 83 there with me talking right now I'm gonna put
this to various points around it and just see how loud The Miner itself is so I'm gonna shut up now
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so as you can see we are about 80 to 83 decibels up close to this thing which is louder than me
trying to talk right now so I don't even know if you guys can hear me at this point in time now I
did think this would be louder it is a more higher pitch screen but it's not as loud as I actually
thought it was going to be but it honestly guys it is very loud you can hear Patel this is loud
not for apartments neighbors and everything will definitely hear you on top of needing uh
240 volt there now this has a little different sound than like L3 pluses as well as the E300
down there which is currently off until I'm done testing this I'll turn that back on but now let's
kind of look at the power consumption of this Miner in hash rate mode so we come over to here
we'll have a quick peek here and we can see we are using about 3 302 Watts so just move
to three here so 3303 is what this thing is using and now we're going to jump in
and kind of look at what the hash rate is and then we'll swap this over to low
power mode and see what it looks like so looking into the dashboard here we're about
117.839 uh terahash here which is 117 839 gigahash now the pool was saying this but currently now it
dropped down to 109 this pool only measures hash rate which is dependent on the shares
you're actually finding so this is just a solo pool right now it is lucky monster is what I'm
currently on Just for testing purposes right now and see you know maybe we'll hit a block we hit a
block that would be awesome will I hit a block 99.999999 chance no that will not happen there
is so much hash rate on bitcoin but hey you never know luck could be in our favor regardless that is
our current hash right if we go and look at the numbers 117.85 terahash at 3 303 Watts currently
works out to be about 35.679 gigahash per watt of power use so now I'm going to swap this over
to low power mode and it's a fairly simple process all I got to Simply do is come into
the settings here and here you can see mode I'm simply going to go from normal to low power mode
and then just save that so now it's going to swap itself over to low power mode I'll let it run for
about 20 minutes or so and then we'll check the power as well as the hash rates and see what it's
looking like we are now in low power mode and I actually have to break out the decibel reader
again because this thing is very quiet the fans are not ramping up we're not using as much power
and obviously the chips aren't getting as hot due to the fact that it is not pushing out the hash
rate so we're going to take a look here and see just how loud this thing is now so let's be quiet
so about 71 decibels in the front the back was the louder side here before
so about 72 decibels wow that's that's pretty crazy like my exhaust fan is actually louder
than this and that's all I got going on now this exhaust fan it works pretty darn good
I hadn't spent like I don't know was it 30 bucks at Home Depot was on sale it only uses about 120
watts on the high end I just got it on low right now but it does move around 3 500 4
000 CFM of air so it's a nice decently powerful and not power hungry type of
fan for my little basement if we look over here we can see what my ambient temp is and
I was actually at about 30 degrees I had that thing on for a couple hours I'm down to 24. so
the way I have everything set up you know with couple windows open and it just sucks
all the air and up that's up high and it's exhausts everything right out so it works
good for my setup here you know when it gets to like plus 30 degrees out there it's still
nice and cool down in this mining basement so I thought I'd point that out though but this
thing is definitely definitely a lot quieter like I literally let's kind of move up to this
like I can't really hear this thing like it surprised me that this thing is saying it's
like 79 70 some decibels here but you know I can't really hear this thing I hear that fan
a lot higher so that's pretty crazy so let's go over to look at the power now see how much
power we're actually pulling at this point so we are at 211 Watts so 2100 watts in low
power mode so let's figure out what our actual hash rate is now so coming into the miner here
we can see we're doing about 90.3 terahash or 90 308 gigahash now I didn't go through
the temperatures and the fan speed but here we can see we're running our fan speed at about 35
70 36 36 35 this is about a little over about 55 percent of the Max and white when I was in
hash rate mode we were running these things at six thousand so the fans are running 50 slower
and the RPM makes them a lot quieter than what they are for Inlet tap we're around 515
352 and our Outlet temperatures are 67.70 and 70. so that's what we got going on here if we
go into the pool we can see that it's saying 94.66 terahash again this doesn't have any averages on
this pool it's just strictly based on the shares you're currently finding at the adjustments of the
difficulty so this really doesn't matter in this case but that's what we got here now let's go to
the spreadsheet and kind of pull these numbers together so coming into the spreadsheet here we
can now see low power mode I got 90.3 terahash we're using 2 111 Watts that's actually 42.77
gigahash per watt so we did gain a decent amount of efficiency utilizing low power mode so here
we can see the total 117.85 Teri Ash and house rate mode 90.3 terahash in low mode 3 303 watts
versus 2111 Watts we lost like over 1200 watts here and and we didn't lose too too much hash
rate which obviously makes that efficiency go from 35.679 gigahertz per watt 242.77 gigahash
per watt so there we have it guys Bitcoin mining can be pretty loud and use quite a bit of power
but it is a pretty wicked Asic I am in love with this thing right now now let's take a look at the
pros and the cons obviously the pros is reminding Bitcoin it's the OG coin of mall and then we got
cons for home miners now it uses quite a bit of power most miners these days though we do
have 240 volt you know for GPU mine and so on we run double pole 30 amp Breakers and so on we're
rocking 240 volts so it's not a power issue for most home miners it's a noise issue so in the next
video that'll great make sure you're subscribed because you're not going to want to miss this
in the next video what if I told you you could actually silence this thing completely how am
I gonna do that I have a special kit here some of you guys may know these guys link will be in the
description as well from fruits and Associates so what we got going on here is we're gonna actually
remove all the fads and we're gonna be throwing all this stuff on there so here we have an exhaust
manifold this is some ducting going on right here I'm gonna actually run this and it might replace
my fan so I'm almost hitting two birds with one stone I'm gonna remove that and exhaust out the
window through this Miner well it sucks in all the air from the room with this fan right here
we have our kit here this is your fruits kit right here these parts are additioned separately and the
silence this thing right down to next to nothing we got those right there you see that so those are
going to go on as well and these are almost like Mufflers so these are called silencers I'll have
the link to all this stuff down in the description but next video we're going to be throwing all of
this onto this Asic and you should not even be able to hear this thing run at all which means
this is game changing for next level home miners you can pretty much run any large Asic at home
now and not hear a single thing with these kits here so taking fruits and Associates for this kit
I will be doing that in the next video and we're going to try to silence this Bitcoin
miner anyway guys thank you for check out this video I will see you on the next one Rabid Out
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