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Start with your electricity bill, not the machine. Send us a recent bill and we will work out what you really pay per unit of power, then model the whole setup for you before quoting anything. If the answer is that you should not buy, that is what our reply will say.

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  • WhatsApp+852 0000 0000
  • WorkshopKwun Tong, Kowloon
  • Opening hoursMon–Sat, 11:00–19:00
  • RepairsChecked within 3 working days
  • Repair chargeFrom HK$200, delivery extra
  • Repair warranty6 months on every repair

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Before you write to us

Two minutes with the calculator will answer most questions about cost, and will tell you whether your electricity situation works at all. It is the fastest way to make the conversation useful for both sides.

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Questions people ask us

How much will I earn each month?

We will not give you a number, because anyone who does is guessing. Earnings depend on the coin price, how much competition there is on the network, and what you pay for electricity. Two of those three are outside anyone's control. Use the calculator with a live earnings figure and your own electricity rate.

Can I run this in my flat?

Physically yes — an V6 runs from one 13 A socket. Financially, on a normal home account with CLP or HK Electric, it will most likely lose money. It is also loud and it gets hot. Check your tenancy agreement as well.

Why are the graphics cards second-hand?

The RX 6600 XT stopped being made years ago. Every one on the market today is used or refurbished, and we say so rather than calling them new. Each card is tested for 72 hours before it goes into a machine.

Could I just build one myself for less?

Yes, if you know what you are doing and are happy to handle your own repairs. What you pay us for is the testing, the tuning, money set aside for warranty claims, and local service. If you do not need those, building it yourself is the sensible choice and we will not argue with you.

Do you offer hosting or profit sharing?

No. We sell equipment only. Bundling hardware with a promise of income could be treated as a regulated investment product, and we are not licensed for that. We can refer you to hosting companies.

What happens when the cards get too old?

They get sold on to the second-hand gaming market — that is the realistic exit. Plan on getting your money back within two to three years, and treat the resale value of the hardware as your protection, not the mining income.