Goldshell AL Card modes and BYTE host boundary
Required-host component with exact high/default card modes, corrected physical data, charger boundary, and no standalone economics.
Professional-Grade Miner
This industrial miner profile does not have a manufacturer-published operating-power value. Confirm the exact nameplate, input class, cooling requirements and facility design before installation.
For home miners looking for a quieter alternative, consider our Bitcoin Space Heater builds or explore open-source miners like the Bitaxe that are purpose-built for residential environments.
Full Specifications
| Model | Goldshell AL Card modes and BYTE host boundary |
|---|---|
| Model Number | AL Card |
| Manufacturer | Goldshell |
| Algorithm | Blake3 |
| Status | Lifecycle not independently verified |
Goldshell AL Card modes and BYTE host boundary
The AL Card is a Blake3 compute card for Alephium. It cannot operate separately and requires the Goldshell BYTE main unit. Its performance and power figures describe the card mode, not total facility draw for a complete BYTE system.
Exact card modes
Goldshell publishes high-power mode at 120 GH/s ±5%, 65 W ±5%, and 0.54 J/GH. Default mode is 90 GH/s ±5%, 45 W ±5%, and 0.50 J/GH. These two modes remain separate; neither is presented as a standalone miner operand.
Physical specification
The card measures 123 × 21 × 88 mm and weighs 0.325 kg. The package is 184 × 156 × 56 mm and 0.527 kg. The listed fan specification is 5,500 rpm, which is not a numeric acoustic measurement. The former Not independently specified value and Not independently specified weight are removed.
Host and power boundary
High-power mode requires Goldshell’s 140 W wall charger. Default mode may use a charger that supports 20 V / 5 A output. The card’s 65 W or 45 W value is not the wall draw of the BYTE host plus charger and cannot support standalone electricity, BTU, or profitability calculations.
Firmware and handling
Goldshell says future cards can be used by replacing cards and updating BYTE firmware, but publishes no exact AL Card artifact/version in the cited material. Verify BYTE and card revision compatibility before updating. Goldshell recommends shutting BYTE down with the main button or app before removing a card; hot swapping is not recommended.
No standalone acoustic, residential, solo-mining, heat-output, or economic profile is published because this is a required-host component.
Broken miner? Get a real quote.
Tell us the symptom and get an instant repair-tier estimate ($95 / $145 / $195 CAD). Mail-in from across Canada, bench in Montreal, Quebec.
Send it to D-Central — start a repair →Recommended parts and tools
Confirm symptoms against the guide, then route to the exact part, tool, or repair workflow that matches the miner family.