🔥Silent little monster---Glacier AE0 takes you to enjoy the ALEO industry ceiling immersive mining🔥
As the top server in the current ALEO ecosystem, Glacier AE0 is known as the "King of ALEO Yield" and "King of Power Consumption Ratio" for its excellent performance parameters and innovative design. It has reached the industry ceiling level in computing power, energy efficiency and user experience. The following analyzes its core advantages from multiple dimensions:
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1. Computing power to power consumption ratio: a benchmark for energy efficiency that will revolutionize the industry
The computing power of Glacier AE0 is as high as 50MH/s, far exceeding similar competing products (such as 37MH/s of Jinbei AE BOX), and is the highest computing power model of ALEO algorithm on the market. What is even more amazing is that the power consumption of the whole machine is only 100W, which is nearly 3.6 times higher than the 360W of Jinbei AE BOX. The power consumption per megahash is as low as 2J/Mh, becoming a new benchmark for energy efficiency in the industry. Based on 24-hour operation per day, it only requires 2.4 kWh of electricity, significantly reducing long-term operating costs.
2. Silent design: the first choice for home miners
The noise level of Glacier AE0 during operation is only 40 decibels, which is close to the ambient sound of a library and far lower than the noise level of traditional air-cooled servers. This design makes it perfectly suitable for scenes with high requirements for quietness, such as homes and offices, completely solving the problem of noise nuisance and opening up a new mode of "quiet mining at home".
Volume and Deployment Flexibility
The body weighs only 3.76kg, and its compact and lightweight design allows it to be flexibly deployed in limited space, making it extremely convenient to carry and install. The sturdy aluminum alloy body and efficient heat dissipation fin design ensure long-term operational stability and can maintain efficient output even in an environment of 0~40°C.