Unboxing: The sturdy shell and compact machine packaging still follows the classic gold shell hard cardboard box style, providing adequate protection. Upon opening, you can see: overall machine dimensions: 264 x 200 x 290 mm, weight approximately: 12.45 kg, comes with power cord and documentation, and the interfaces are clear at a glance. The whole machine adopts a metal shell + industrial-grade craftsmanship, with a solid and durable structure. The front and rear dual fan design, the cooling system looks very aggressive at first glance, and the measured fan speed reaches up to 7000 RPM, which will be detailed later.

Just opened the packaging, the A15pro gives Editor Li Yi a feeling of "this machine is not simple" - the silver-gray metal shell combined with the classic Avalon logo exudes a calm yet technological aura. The overall size of the machine is 301×192×292mm, and even when packed with the power supply, it weighs only 15.9 kg, making it not too hard to transport. The packaging also thoughtfully includes a power supply (good review!). The front dual fan design clearly aims for "brutal cooling"; the two 12050 large fans firmly tell you: this is not here to be cute, it's here to work!

Parameter Configuration: Visible High-Performance Project Parameter Computing Power 570MH/s ±5% Power Consumption 1300W ±10% Energy Efficiency Ratio About 2.28 W/MH Interface Ethernet Wired Connection Input Voltage 200-250V AC, Maximum 16A Operating Temperature 0~35°C From the paper parameters, this AE2L belongs to the mid-to-high-end level among ALEO dedicated servers. Especially with a power consumption of 1300W and a computing power of 570MH/s, it is more efficient than the previous generation products and has a highly competitive cost-performance ratio.

Take out the machine, and the first thing that catches your eye is its 3U rack design—445mm wide × 750mm deep × 130mm high, more compact than traditional air-cooled servers, yet still solid in weight (net weight 28kg). The body has an overall silver-gray matte texture, complemented by the eye-catching "ANTMINER" logo, giving it a high-tech feel. The most special thing is that this machine requires two network cables! That's right, it has two backend management systems, and only by merging computing power can it reach 514T, a proper "dual network dual standby" mining mode.

First impression of unboxing: Simple shell, full of tech vibe pump
Opening the package, the first thing you see is the S23 Hyd's body, which will attract you with its silver-gray aluminum alloy shell—stern, robust, resembling polar research equipment. The machine's overall dimensions are 410 x 170 x 209 mm, and it weighs 13.5 kg, feeling substantial in hand without being cumbersome, with a compact size yet housing a beast within.

After opening the package, editor Li Yi was first struck by the sturdy foam protective layer, which ensures that the server is not damaged during transportation. The server itself is secured within the foam, appearing very safe. The external dimensions of the server are 339*173*207mm, and it weighs 13.8KG. Compared to traditional air-cooled servers, the water-cooled design makes it more compact and modern.

The dimensions of the Avalon Q are 455x130.5x440mm, with a net weight of 10.5kg. Such volume and weight make it easy to install and transport for a high-performance server. Whether placed at home or in a Mining Farm, it won't take up too much space. The compact design makes it an ideal choice for home mining.

Take out the server body, hey, this 3U server form is quite interesting! The size of 140mm*300mm*450mm does not take up too much space on the table. The black metal shell has a sense of science and technology, the logo on the silver front panel is concise and clear, and the small display screen in front is super intimate, and it feels like you can "see" the running status of the server at any time, like a "little face" for the server, which can intuitively convey its "emotion" (running data).