Goldshell SC Lite Siacoin Miner

Goldshell SC Lite Siacoin Miner Is Manufactured By Goldshell And it’s mining Blake2B-Sia algorithm which running maximum hashrate of 4.4Th/s for a power consumption of only 950W.

Specifications

SC LITE Description

The Goldshell SC LITE is a professional cryptocurrency mining server. It features a relatively high computing power of up to 4.4TH/s (±5%) for efficient data processing and a competitive edge in its class. With a low power consumption of only 950W (±5%), it offers better energy efficiency and cost savings. The excellent noise control at around 40dB makes it suitable for noise-sensitive environments. The dual-fan design ensures effective heat dissipation and stable operation. It’s easy to operate, connect via a network cable, and manage through a user-friendly browser interface with support for multiple languages and features like fault diagnosis and remote control. It uses the Blake2b algorithm mainly for mining Sia coin (SC) and other related cryptocurrencies. Overall, it combines performance, efficiency, and user-friendly design in a single mining solution.

All about Goldshell

Goldshell Miner is an industry-leading technology company, was founded in 2017. The headquartered is based in Shanghai, Goldshell Miner has offices in Hangzhou, Hong Kong, Singapore, etc. The current R&D personnel accounts for more than 70% of the company. The core team has more than 10 years of experience in the integrated circuit field. Aiming to become an excellent blockchain computing power provider, and promote the development of the industry, Goldshell has established an efficient operation system from algorithm research, batch production and delivery, which is based on a strong core team and excellent system capabilities. Goldshell continuously improved the computing performance and competitiveness of products, to provide high-performance and high-reliable computing infrastructure and services for the development of the digital economy.

Comparison with SC BOX II

When comparing the Goldshell SC LITE with the SC BOX II, there are several notable differences and similarities. In terms of performance, the SC LITE has a much higher computing power of up to 4.4TH/s (±5%) compared to the SC BOX II’s default mode of 1.9TH/s (±5%) and low-power mode of 1.45TH/s (±5%), but its power consumption of 950W (±5%) is higher than the SC BOX II’s low-power mode yet lower than its default mode. Physically, the SC LITE is larger and heavier with dimensions of 230 x 200 x 290mm and weighing 9.5kg, while the SC BOX II is more compact with dimensions of 178x150x84mm and weighing 2.3kg. Both have relatively good noise control with the SC BOX II at ≤35dB and the SC LITE around 40dB. Functionally, both use the Blake2b algorithm for mining Sia coin (SC) and likely have user-friendly management interfaces, though specific details may vary. Overall, the choice between them depends on factors like space, power availability and cost, and specific mining operation requirements, with the SC LITE offering higher power at a cost of size and power consumption, and the SC BOX II being more compact with a trade-off in computing power.