35℃ high temperature limit challenge! Goldshell AE MAX server bakes YAM in practice: Computing Power didn't crash, but the eggs are cooked first!

#aleo#Goldshell AE MAX Unboxing Review: A Powerful Computing Power Monster Has Arrived! The ALEO Mining Giant with 360MH/s

Hello everyone! Today, editor Li Yi brings you a truly hardcore server—the Goldshell Kinshell AE MAX unboxing review! This machine is specifically optimized for ALEO’s zkSNARK algorithm, with a computing power of up to 360MH/s, but the power consumption has also reached 3300W, making it a true “electric tiger” level mining artifact!

Without further ado, let’s unbox and see how powerful this “performance monster” really is!

📦 Unboxing: Industrial-grade packaging, impressively heavy

When the courier just arrived, editor Li Yi almost couldn’t move it - the whole machine weighs 11.1kg, heavier than an ordinary computer case! The packaging uses industrial-grade thick cardboard + foam cushioning, providing adequate protection. After opening it, you can see:

Golden Shell AE MAX Host (Black Gold Color, Metal Shell, Full Texture)

Power cord (16A high current specification, household socket may need modification)

User Manual (Simple and Easy to Understand, but Miners Probably Just Jumped Right In 😂)

First Impression: This machine is clearly not a softie, with large cooling vents and dual powerful fans, it’s destined to be a “noise maker”!

🔍 ** Appearance: hard-core industrial style, full of heat dissipation**

Size: 264×200×290mm, larger than a regular server but still relatively compact.

Shell: Full metal material, matte black + gold LOGO, business style with a hint of e-sports.

Cooling: Dual 6300rpm violent fans, with official noise level ≤85dB (actual measurement ≈ vacuum cleaner level💨).

Interface: Only one gigabit network port, minimalist design, plug and mine.

In a nutshell: This machine is placed there with a sign that says “Professional Server, Keep Out!”

⚡ Performance Test: 360MH/s Computing Power, but electricity cost warning!

Connect to the power supply (200-240V voltage, 16A current, standard sockets may not be able to handle it), configure through the web management interface after powering on.

Key Data:

✅ Computing Power: 360MH/s (ALEO zkSNARK) —— Currently the first tier of ALEO servers!

✅ Power Consumption: 3300W —— The meter spins wildly, recommended for use in industrial electricity environments!

✅ Energy Efficiency Ratio: 9.17J/MH —— Higher than low-power models, but comes with Computing Power!

Test Performance:

The noise is huge when the fan is at full speed (≈85dB), it’s basically impossible to have it at home, it needs a separate machine room or warehouse.

Excellent heat dissipation, stable operating temperature at full load is 30-35℃, industrial-grade cooling is indeed strong.

Computing Power is stable, running 24 hours without frequency reduction, suitable for high-intensity mining.

💰 Harvest Calculation: Electricity cost is the biggest enemy!

Based on the current aleo price and electricity cost (assuming 0.4 yuan/kWh):

Daily Computing Power Harvest ≈ 148 LEO (needs to be adjusted based on real-time data)

Daily electricity consumption ≈ 79.2 kWh, electricity cost ≈ 31 yuan/day

Return on investment period? It depends on the coin price. If ALEO rises significantly, it might take half a year to break even; otherwise… the electricity bill might not hold up first 😅

Target Audience:

Large Miners: Have low electricity prices or mining farm hosting conditions

ALEO Long-term Believers: Betting on Future Coin Price Surge

Computing Power First Party: No shortage of electricity, just the highest Computing Power!

👍 Advantages vs 👎 Disadvantages

✅ Advantages

Computing Power Explosion: 360MH/s, ALEO Mining First Tier

Strong Heat Dissipation: Dual Powerful Fans + Full Metal Shell, Long-Term Operation Without Frequency Reduction

Industrial-grade Stability: Suitable for 7×24 hours of high-intensity mining

❌ Disadvantages

Electricity bill horror: 3300W power consumption, home electricity meter goes off the charts

Extremely noisy: 85dB, equivalent to a hairdryer running for 24 hours at home

High threshold: Requires 16A socket or industrial circuit modification

🎯 Final Conclusion: Who Should Buy This “Electric Tiger”?

If you:

Have cheap electricity (hydropower, mining farm hosting)

Pursuing ultimate Computing Power, not caring about electricity costs

Can tolerate noise and heat dissipation issues

→ Goldshell AE MAX is your ultimate weapon!

But if you:

Electricity is expensive

Want to mine at home

Pursuing Silence

→ It is recommended to consider low-power models (such as the Ice River AE1 Lite)

🚀 Will you choose this “Computing Power Monster”? Welcome to discuss!

(Note: Mining involves risks, investments should be made cautiously, and rewards are affected by multiple factors such as coin price, Computing Power difficulty, etc.!)