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ZeusMiner Volcano 300Mh/s Scrypt Miner





The new miner from Zeus is upon us soon

You'll be seeing a lot of new higher-speed scrypt miners coming out with similar power consumptions because of the newest generation chips. The new chips are much more power-efficient, and because of that you're going to cut operating costs to help increase revenue and rate of ROI.


Statistics


-300Mh/s @ 1000W
-Next Generation Chips (1.2 Mh/s per chip)
-Perfected heat and noise control
-State-of-the-mining-art design
-PSU not included
-1200W modular 80PLUS Gold or Platinum PSU recommended
-Worldwide delivery starting: End of Q4, 2014
-Shipping fees may apply
-Import duty and taxes may apply

ROI

Whenever you look into a new miner, you need to realize the cycle until you reach your ROI (return on investment) to ensure you're not just chucking cash into a bottomless void.


The next-gen difficulty boost

EVERY-time new, faster, more power efficient chips come out you're bound to see a jump in difficulty. So when you're looking into ordering hardware of any kind try to keep this into consideration. I'm not saying your miner won't be giving you money when it's running 300MH/S, but there may be a fairly substantial drop in daily payouts.


Fan level over 9000

As you can even see from the product model, there are fans. A lot of fans. So before you order, keep in mind the noise and heat these monsters love to throw into your room. Plan ahead of time if you're willing to just deal with the noise and heat, or if you have a room you can stick them with some airflow/ventilation.


Above all

When you make bitcoin or any other crypto-currency, do the community a favour and USE it, don't SELL it. If you contribute this way, it helps the bitcoin community grow and helps the bitcoin price in general. The network will thank you.

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