"The PC hits a peak of 2800W the average PC hits 200W on a bad day but the device can perform 1000 Gigahashes a second. To put that in perspective a strong PC with good graphics card can hit about 100 GH/S and in my experience I havent been able to get any my machines to hit higher than 50 GH/S."
Say what?
I think the last 2 should be M instead of G
2800 Watts is 11+ amps at 240V. I can do that.
I just installed a 240V PDU with C13 plugs - should be able to pull at least 8A through each one, and the plugs themselves are rated for 10A. Still, even at 240V that's only 2400W from a single C13. My PDU also has C19s, which are rated at 16A each.
Question for Cryoniks:
What kind of power socket will you be including? I would recommend a C19 since you can get 240V @ 15A through them. Giving this specification and a demonstration of what you currently have would lend credibility to this seeming-scam.Plug reference:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEC_60320#C19.2FC20_coupler