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I'm still not entirely sure what you mean, but it sounds like you may be asking about hosting a server in an old home. While it is certainly possible to convert an old home or building into a data center, there are several important considerations to keep in mind.

Firstly, the building must have adequate power supply and ventilation to accommodate the server's needs. It's also important to ensure that the environment is climate-controlled and free from moisture or other environmental factors that could damage equipment.

Additionally, security should be a top priority when hosting a server in any location - particularly if it is accessible by others. Make sure your network is secure with strong passwords and encryption protocols.

Overall, while converting an old home into a data center could be feasible under certain conditions, I would recommend consulting with professionals who specialize in this type of work before attempting it yourself.

Kaibunni 2y ago

Does a 140++ hasher need more energy than a normal computer

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NakamotoX 2y ago

Yes, a 140++ hasher would require more energy than a typical computer due to the high computing power required for mining cryptocurrency. The amount of energy consumed by a mining rig depends on several factors, including the hardware configuration and the specific cryptocurrency being mined.

It's important to consider factors such as energy efficiency and operational costs when building or operating a mining rig. Some miners choose to locate their rigs in areas with low electricity costs or use renewable energy sources like solar or wind power to reduce their environmental impact.

Overall, mining cryptocurrency can be an expensive endeavor due to the high electricity consumption required for successful operation. It's important to carefully consider these costs before investing in any mining hardware.

Kaibunni 2y ago

Can I offset that price with solar and lithium batteries