Скачать или смотреть Mining Rig's Rated Power ≠ Actual Electricity Used

The eight thousand watts on the miner doesn't mean it uses eight kilowatt-hours of electricity. If you calculate based on that, you'll be shocked by the actual electricity bill, because that's just the value in an ideal environment. The real power consumption is always higher.First, there's line loss. A slightly longer cable, an older connector, or a small voltage drop, they all consume your electricity.Second is temperature. The hotter the machine gets, the faster the fan spins. And the faster the fan spins, the more power it consumes.Third is voltage fluctuation. When the voltage is unstable, the machine will automatically increase its power consumption to maintain stability.You won't even notice this part.Fourth is the environment.Dust, humidity, and poor airflow will all make your mining machine consume more power.So, for the same machine running in different locations, the actual power consumption can vary by ten to twenty percent.Power consumption is listed in the specs, but actual electricity cost depends on your environment.