A French company that is creating a heating and coin-mining device
The French company Carnot has invented a fireplace to heat the houses and burn the coins at the same time. The QC1 heater is powered by two AMD graphics cards, which enable it to mine $ 120 worth of coins a month.
A lot of the problem of high temperature of electronic devices, and sometimes it breaks down and stop working without warning. But the French company Carnot took advantage of this excess heat to create a home heater, and did not stop there.
The company launched the name "QC1" on the nameplate, which looks like a black radiator covered with a black net and topped with a wooden plank. My unit was equipped with a Saffir Nitro + Radeon RX 580 graphics processor and enhanced with a RAM of 8 GB. The heater automatically enriches the coins, but can be set for mining other currencies, such as the composition currency or leitquin.
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According to the company's website, the operation of the QC1 heater takes 10 minutes, connects to the Internet via an Ethernet cable, and is accompanied by an application that enables the owner to continue mining or heating control.
According to the TechCrunch report, the French company does not deduct a share of the currencies it makes, which means both warm and profitable, and Carnot estimated that its heater could miner about $ 120 a month. This was based on the present value of the Ether coins. The cost of the heater is $ 3,571, and if you have pre-booked your copy before 20 March, you will arrive at your door by 20 June.
The KC1 heater is not the first of its kind. The emerging Russian company Comino has also invented two heaters, the Comino in 1 and the Comino in 4, the first to make the Ether coins, but the quantities are sold in full , And the second currency "Zach Cash" and cost $ 6,157 each.
It may seem expensive compared to the computers used in mining, whatever its developer, but if you are skilled in mining the blind currencies and want to reduce the heating bill, these heaters are undoubtedly the best way to hunt two birds with one stone.