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Goldshell
Compact ASIC miner delivering 235 GH/s at 230 W with 35 dB noise for home use
The Goldshell HS-BOX delivers a nominal hashrate of 235 GH/s while drawing 230 W at the wall. It connects directly via Ethernet and operates at a noise level of 35 dB, making it suitable for a home office environment. The unit measures 175 mm by 150 mm by 84 mm and weighs 2 kg. It is rated for an operating temperature range of 0 to 35 °C.
This miner suits users who want a compact, low-noise ASIC for household use without extra networking gear. The simple setup and modest power draw fit a standard domestic circuit. Buyers needing higher throughput or industrial-grade cooling should evaluate larger rackmount units instead. The small form factor limits expansion and serviceability compared to bigger frames.
Plug the box into a router or switch with a single cable and supply mains power through the included PSU; no separate controller or host computer is required. The 175 mm by 150 mm footprint leaves desk or shelf space free for other equipment. Ensure the ambient temperature stays within 0 to 35 °C and allow airflow around the 84 mm height for reliable operation.
| Brand | goldshell |
|---|---|
| Model | hs box |
| Color | Silver |
| Compatibility | Compatible |
| Specifications | small machine |
| Features | suit for home use |
The miner runs at 35 dB, which is quiet enough for a home office environment.
It measures 175 mm by 150 mm by 84 mm and weighs 2 kg, so it fits on a standard desk.
No, it connects directly via Ethernet without additional auxiliary equipment.
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