Bench Hash Rate & Thermal Review
Ship or drop off a single unit for controlled bench testing. Ideal when you need verified TH/s and dust baseline before installing in a dusty room.
Learn moreIncheon · South Korea · Since 2017
We review ASIC and GPU miners rated at 0.05 TH/s and higher, then map out dust routines you can actually keep up with in a home or small workshop.
Every review covers hash rate at rated power, intake filter access, and how quickly fine dust builds on heat sinks during a typical Korean heating season.
Ship or drop off a single unit for controlled bench testing. Ideal when you need verified TH/s and dust baseline before installing in a dusty room.
Learn moreA written calendar matched to your room's air quality, seasonal yellow-dust periods, and each rig's intake design.
Learn moreA ninety-minute visit to your rack or garage setup. We map dust entry points, measure thermal drift, and deliver a written maintenance calendar.
Learn moreOnce a rig crosses roughly 0.05 TH/s, fan speeds stay high enough that household dust becomes a thermal problem within weeks—not months. We document filter types, cleaning intervals, and which models let you reach the blades without voiding warranty seals.
Our assessments are carried out at your site in the Incheon area or via shipped hardware for bench testing. You receive a written report with photographs of intake paths, measured temperatures under load, and a maintenance calendar matched to your room's air quality.
The report showed exactly where yellow dust was bypassing my pre-filter on a 0.08 TH/s unit. I swapped to a mesh they specified and stopped throttling every Sunday night.— Min-jun K., garage setup in Bupyeong
Honest about what they could not test remotely. The on-site visit took ninety minutes and they left a laminated cleaning card on the rack. Wish the travel fee had been clearer upfront, but the work itself was thorough.— Hye-jin L., small farm in Yeonsu-gu
The threshold where fan duty cycles make weekly dust checks worthwhile in a typical Korean apartment.
Foam catches dust but collapses; mesh lasts longer if you size the frame correctly.