Goldshell
Goldshell CK6 mining hardware 19.3 th/s 3300W 80db Ethernet
Mines Nervos Network at 19.3 th/s using 3300 W with 80 dB noise and Ethernet connectivity
- 3 TH/s hash rate powers high-throughput Nervos mining
- 3300 W consumption enables predictable energy budgeting
- 80 dB noise level suits dedicated rack rooms
- 17 W/M efficiency lowers cost per coin
- Ethernet interface provides stable wired connectivity
Mining performance and power draw
The Goldshell CK6 is a dedicated crypto-mining server built for the Nervos Network. It delivers a hash rate of 19.3 th/s while drawing approximately 3300 W of power. An Ethernet port provides the sole network connection.
Suitability for high-noise environments
This unit suits operators who can house equipment producing roughly 80 dB of noise and supply the required power. It is not for home miners or quiet office settings where acoustic output must stay low.
Efficiency metric for cost calculations
The stated efficiency of 0.17 W/M lets buyers estimate ongoing electricity cost against expected rewards. That single figure determines whether the hardware matches a given operating budget.
Highlights
- 3 TH/s hash rate powers high-throughput Nervos mining
- 3300 W consumption enables predictable energy budgeting
- 80 dB noise level suits dedicated rack rooms
- 17 W/M efficiency lowers cost per coin
- Ethernet interface provides stable wired connectivity
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What power supply capacity is needed to run this miner continuously?
The unit draws approximately 3300W, so a power supply rated above that figure with the correct connectors is required for stable operation.
How loud is the CK6 in a typical room?
It produces roughly 80 dB, which is comparable to a loud vacuum cleaner and will be clearly audible through a closed door.
What network connection does the CK6 use?
It connects via a standard Ethernet cable to your router or switch; no Wi-Fi or other wireless option is built in.
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