Daegu · Since 2019

Watts Tell the Truth About Your Rigs

We bench-test cryptocurrency mining hardware at 0.05 TH/s and above, measuring joules per terahash under controlled load so you know what each unit actually costs to run.

ASIC mining hardware on a test bench with power meters

What We Measure

Hashrate alone does not pay the electricity bill. Our reports focus on the ratio that matters.

Power meter connected to mining equipment

Wall-Draw Wattage

We record true AC consumption at the outlet during sustained hashing, not manufacturer spec sheets or DC-side estimates.

Circuit board with thermal sensors

Thermal Stability

Ambient temperature, inlet airflow, and chip junction readings are logged across a 4-hour run to catch throttling behavior.

Benchmark data chart on monitor

J/TH Efficiency Score

Every unit receives a joules-per-terahash figure you can compare directly against your tariff and farm layout.

From the Field

Operators who used our numbers before committing capital.

We brought three used S19 units to Daegu before signing a warehouse lease. Two matched their advertised efficiency; the third was drawing 400 watts over spec. That one report saved us roughly six months of margin on a 48-rig deployment.
— Hyeon-jun Park, small-scale farm operator, Gyeonggi
The write-up was thorough and the lab conditions were documented clearly. I would have liked a faster turnaround during peak season, but the numbers themselves were solid enough to renegotiate our hosting contract.
— Mei Lin, hosting facility manager, Busan

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