Category: Computer Power Supplies
Brand: KRISVI
POWERFUL SOLO MINING PERFORMANCE: Equipped with 4x BM1370 ASIC chips, delivering a robust 4.8 TH/s hashrate for the SHA-256 algorithm. This compact miner allows you to participate in the Bitcoin network, offering the chance to mine a full block reward (solo mining lottery) without the noise and power draw of industrial ASICs.
ULTRA-LOW POWER & HIGH EFFICIENCY: Enjoy industry-leading energy efficiency with a power consumption of only 75W to 80W. With an efficiency rating as low as 15 J/TH, this miner significantly reduces electricity costs compared to older generation hardware, making it ideal for 24/7 operation in residential settings.
SILENT HOME & OFFICE DESIGN: Engineered for quiet operation with a large heatsink and a high-quality fan, producing minimal noise (approximately 35-40 dB). It is quieter than a typical desktop computer, allowing you to run it in a living room, bedroom, or office without disturbance.
OPEN-SOURCE & EASY SETUP: Fully open-source firmware provides flexibility and community support. Features plug-and-play connectivity with built-in 2.4GHz Signal. The intuitive web interface allows for easy configuration, real-time monitoring of hashrate, temperature, and shares, plus a built-in display for at-a-glance stats.
VERSATILE CRYPTO MINING: Supports not only Bitcoin (BTC) but also any other cryptocurrency utilizing the SHA-256 algorithm, including Bitcoin Cash (BCH) and eCash (XEC). The compact size makes it a perfect entry point for hobbyists or a valuable addition to a decentralized mining setup.
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A Bitcoin miner is a specialized computer or device that validates and secures transactions on the Bitcoin network. It works by solving complex mathematical puzzles, a process called “proof of work,” which ensures that transactions are legitimate and prevents double-spending. In return for providing this computational power, miners are rewarded with newly created bitcoins and transaction fees. Modern Bitcoin mining often uses powerful machines called ASICs (Application-Specific Integrated Circuits), which are far more efficient than regular computers.