Hydro Miners are Here!
- CoreX Hosting
- 4 days ago
- 4 min read
Updated: 4 days ago
Watch on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=038sYw4S8uI
Published June 24, 2026 · Duration 4:13
Video Transcript
Hey guys, CoreX Hosting here. So, today, I just got back from a little mini vacation. So, I'm doing a little test run because I got some miners in. So, be honest, I'm trying to figure out how it goes on the rack. Get my numbering system figured out. Figure out what labels and stuff I need. I know I need some labels for this before I could just marker on them, but since most of these are going to be black in the front, I need some kind of marker or some kind of label system, which is cool. I need to label the sides cuz it's not very straightforward with the Ethernet and stuff. It is, but it isn't. So, I'm just going to knock it out, make it all pretty.
So, got a new M7DS, and this is a 690 terahash model, 13.5 efficiency. So, this is like probably the most power of these hydro miners. I think this is like 9,300 watts or something like that, no problem in this setup. And so, be honest, I was just taking it out of a box and seeing how it looked and seeing how it went in there. A from, for me learning a little bit, I notice I need to figure out where these screws are. I don't know if they came with any or I need to go buy some. I need to figure that out. But yeah, otherwise everything else is perfect. So, got it up there. We'll look at the back here real quick. Got the hoses all clamped in. Just I'm making sure my thought process is correct, making sure that these go where they're supposed to. Everything here looks perfect. But yeah, today was kind of me learning. As you can see here, my electrician came, he took down all the PDUs, so they're not in my way anymore. So when I go to do hoses and stuff, and then when he comes here next week to hook these up, I'm not sure if he's going to use these wires or if he has to make new ones. I'm not sure, that's his job. But he's aware, which is good. And yeah, so there's all the old PDUs. That's awesome. But yeah, everything else is good. We're just getting this miner set up.
Got three of them show up today. So, I was going to get them on the shelf, just look at them. It's not really going to finalize, be on the shelf. I just want to get them up there and see if there's any issues put next to each other and that kind of stuff cuz, in this system, when I'm hosting, I want everything to be planned out and have everything done before I even get there. I make less mistakes that way. If I know where everything's going and how it's going to go and in what order, I make less mistakes from clients, from power, from wherever. And also, it's just faster. So, if I have a bunch of miners I need to get up and running quickly, I can get them up and running faster cuz I have a process in place. And I just copy that process times 5, times 10, times 20. So, yeah. And yeah, so that's what we're doing today. Pretty simple. But like I said, everything looks good. These things are heavy. I figured that out the hard way. They're pretty dang heavy compared to like most the air miners.
But yeah, this is again the M7DS. So, it's the same as the M73S. Same efficiency, the 13.5, but this is just actually, it's just more power. So, more power, more hash rate, so forth. And also it's actually cheaper price for terahash. You actually get more bang for the buck for these models. So, that's why these first couple ones were sold this way.
And yeah, but yeah, I'm going to let you guys go. Thank you for checking out this video. There's a lot more cool stuff coming. All these miners getting hydro up and running, get the facility up and running. Doing it right here on our stuff, our facility, not renting from someone else, and then having my clients send their miners elsewhere. We don't do that here. Everything's a slow build and doing it the right way the entire time. So, if you guys want to get your own ASIC miner, Bitdeers, Whatsminers, there's a couple different models for Whatsminer. So, I can kind of work with you on that. Or if you want to get some air miners, I had someone ask about Z15s and some L9s the other day. At my other facility that's going to be 100% air, still has about 100 slots available. Give me an email contact at corexhosting.io. Go to my website, corexhosting.io, fill out the contact form. Let's talk over the phone, figure out what you want to do and go from there. Awesome. All right. Thank you guys. Have a good day.
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