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#Mega miner 2 miniclip series#

The MEGA MINER series is powered by AMD’s Radeon R9 series graphics cards, which provide up to 1000KHash/sec on a single card. Mega Miner 1.CITY of INDUSTRY, CA (March 20, 2014) – CyberPower Inc.Ĭyberpowerpc, a global manufacturer of custom gaming PCs, today announced its MEGA MINER series, a family of high-performance systems designed and optimized not only for gaming, but for cryptocurrency mining as well. Apart from small changes to the frame as to abide by rules recently put in place, it has a stronger reaction wheel and larger swing radius than Mega Miner 3.0.

Mega Miner 3.7 is the current version of Mega Miner which still fights on to this day, with a leader board ranking of #4 in heavyweights and only recently dethroned as highest ranked overhead hammer by Perfectly Balanced (SHW).

The shock mounting that was installed prior was outdated, and it was replaced with a much more conventional connection that proved to be much stronger. One notable part of its changes relative to the prior iteration was the complete removal of shock mounting.

Mega Miner 3.0 while not a rebuild, was a huge step in Mega Miners design.

Though it had received a large boost in fire power, the rebuild proved to be far to frail to replace the original as a result TurboMeow attempted to rebuilt Mega Miner from the ground up.

Mega Miner 3.0 Concept: At the time Mega Miner was performing poorly when faced against the meta.

This iteration received a slight recolor to signify that Mega Miner had now 'moved on' to the era of Logtech.

Mega Miner 2.8 was the first iteration of Mega Miner to have a pure logtech frame base.

Version 2.0 had a slight recolor to mark the milestone of 10th iteration. This version was notable for having Mega Miners first re-color & having a shock-mounted front end.

Mega Miner 1.9, the 9th iteration of Mega Miner since Heavyweight Havoc.

It made two changes one block was removed from the back of the pickaxe in order to increase the hammer radius by one block & the reaction wheel was moved to the under side.

Mega Miner Anti-Peliitta, an unused setup of MM 1.0 designed to perform better against vertical spinners (specifically Hakkapeliitta).

After addressing many of the issues which the original suffered from such as frail hammer mounts and lack of traction he gave the bot a theme and registered it as Mega Miner.Īfter Mega Miners Performance in Heavyweight Havoc, many small improvements were made over time. After creating numerous designs, most of which were quite mediocre, he decided to revisit the failed hammer design. Once the tournament was announced TurboMeow got to work on creating new designs as potential entries for his first tournament.

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Hammer variant of full body flipper design. Though this initial change only decreased the performance of the bot, and the design was retired until the Besiege Bots Heavyweight Havoc tournament was announced. After the full body flipper proved to be ineffective he replaced the front plow with an overhead hammer. Power of Reading's spinner hit its body, causing it to tear itself apart, Mega Miner won by K.O.įull body flipper which Mega Miner was based on.īefore Mega Miner had even been created TurboMeow, captain of Team Yeeteor had built a full body flipper which he would later on base Mega Miners frame upon. Mega Miner finally manage to get in a blow with its pick axe, taking off one of Power of Reading's wheels. Mega Miner charged back at Power of Reading, but ran over the air pit right as it activated, causing it to fly over Power of Reading, missing its pick axe blow in the process. Mega Miner started off poorly, getting thrown around by the spinner. Out of the three hammer bots Mega Miner did exceedingly well, becoming the first hammer bot to reach the finals of a tournament in Besiege Bots history. Mega Miner was notable for being one of the three overhead hammers that competed in Heavyweight Havoc. It did very well in competition, scoring second place in the Heavyweight Havoc tournament. Mega Miner is a Swedish heavyweight robot featured in the YouTube series Besiege Bots - Heavyweight Havoc.