<p>$35 is a good deal, may be <em>too</em> good.</p>

<p>Well there are a couple of things I would recommend.</p>

<ol>
<li>Somewhere to put your miner. Maybe an open-air rack? You really don't want it to be mining in the corner of your house.</li>
<li>Extra cooler? Maybe some external heat-sinks and a good fan you can aim at the miner</li>
<li>Your miner should come with power cables, etc. I wouldn't expect to need any. But if you're worried, ask the seller if the miner comes with cables.</li>
<li>If you really want, a solar panel if you don't have one already. Doesn't have to be solely for your miner, you could use it as a long-term investment :)</li>
</ol>

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2016-09-15T02:47:26.847Z
Now that I'm looking at the product, it says it is a 1.4T ASIC miner. Is "1.4T" just the name, or is it the hashpower?
TrojanByAccident
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2016-09-15T05:38:24.537Z
Not really sure. You'll have to mine to test out. Usually is should be rated at "1.4 TH/s, not 1.4T. If it doesn't say the speed anywhere else however, this will probably be the speed.
Whyte the Weeabear
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2016-09-15T17:49:32.080Z
I'm not sure, because in the title, it says not only 1.4T, but later in the title it says 300G. It's really confusing.
TrojanByAccident
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2016-09-05T00:44:59.883Z
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Whyte the Weeabear
<p>Before I decide to buy a miner, I wanted to know what I would need to get it up and running, such as cords, equipment, etc. I've got my eye on a $35.00 1.4 Th/s ASIC miner, and i'm hoping anything else i need will be less than $15. Thanks in advance.</p>

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2016-09-04T18:00:10.220Z
$35 dollars sounds pretty cheap. Are you sure that offer is for an intact device?
Murch
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Setting up a miner
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# Setting up a miner

(Asked by: username_0 on 2016-09-04)

Before I decide to buy a miner, I wanted to know what I would need to get it up and running, such as cords, equipment, etc. I've got my eye on a $35.00 1.4 Th/s ASIC miner, and i'm hoping anything else i need will be less than $15. Thanks in advance.

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> **Comments:**
> **username_1**: $35 dollars sounds pretty cheap. Are you sure that offer is for an intact device?  

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## 1 answers

### Answer by username_2 on 2016-09-05. Score: 1

$35 is a good deal, may be *too* good.

Well there are a couple of things I would recommend.

1. Somewhere to put your miner. Maybe an open-air rack? You really don't want it to be mining in the corner of your house.
2. Extra cooler? Maybe some external heat-sinks and a good fan you can aim at the miner
3. Your miner should come with power cables, etc. I wouldn't expect to need any. But if you're worried, ask the seller if the miner comes with cables.
4. If you really want, a solar panel if you don't have one already. Doesn't have to be solely for your miner, you could use it as a long-term investment :)

> **Comments:**
> **username_0**: Now that I'm looking at the product, it says it is a 1.4T ASIC miner. Is "1.4T" just the name, or is it the hashpower?  
> **username_2**: Not really sure. You'll have to mine to test out. Usually is should be rated at "1.4 TH/s, not 1.4T. If it doesn't say the speed anywhere else however, this will probably be the speed.  
> **username_0**: I'm not sure, because in the title, it says not only 1.4T, but later in the title it says 300G. It's really confusing.  

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