AFRNDK BM KS Max 10.5Th/s 3400W ASIC Miner

Purpose-Built Kaspa ASIC Miner

The AFRNDK BM KS Max is an application-specific integrated circuit miner engineered exclusively for the KHeavyHash algorithm used by Kaspa. It delivers a nominal hashrate of 10.5Th/s with a tolerance of ±10%, targeting miners who want dedicated hardware for this proof-of-work cryptocurrency. The unit draws 3400W ±10% from the wall, making power infrastructure a primary planning factor.

Installation Practicalities

Connection is handled through a single Ethernet interface, so a wired network drop is required at the operating location. Four internal fans produce a noise level of 75dB, which is comparable to a loud vacuum cleaner and generally unsuitable for living spaces. The chassis measures 424x289x388mm and weighs 12200g, so rack shelves or benches must support that mass and allow unrestricted airflow around all sides.

Capacity and Limits

At 10.5Th/s the miner provides a fixed throughput ceiling for Kaspa; revenue scales directly with network difficulty and coin price rather than device tuning. The 3400W power envelope sets a hard floor for electrical service — circuits, cabling and cooling must sustain that load continuously. When ambient temperatures rise or airflow is restricted, thermal throttling will reduce the effective hashrate below the rated figure.