Component Matching Clinic
Bring your GPU shortlist and we map PSU rails, riser brands, motherboard lanes, and frame clearances before you order.
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Web Aspen Core
Learn GPU mining the way operators actually build it: match cards to power and risers, set cooling that holds under load, and read hashrate before you spend on another shelf of hardware.
Flagship workshop
GPU Mining Fundamentals
A two-day, instructor-led intensive for builders who want stable hashrate without guessing at wattage, riser quality, or case airflow.
Each seat includes guided assembly of a small open-frame rig, power budget worksheets, and a cooling walkthrough using intake/exhaust measurements you can repeat at home.
You leave with a parts checklist tailored to your budget range and a written start-up sequence for first power-on — not a generic shopping list copied from a forum thread.
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Short sessions that deepen one skill when you do not need the full fundamentals week.
Cooling Basics Lab
Measure delta-T across open-air shelves, place fans for shared intakes, and pick pads versus paste for the cards you already own.
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Private Mentoring Block
Three remote or in-lab hours for a single operator troubleshooting thermal throttle, unstable DAG loads, or noisy power draws.
Request a seatHow a seat runs
From intake call to first stable share
Scope call
We confirm your hardware budget, space constraints, and which algorithms you care about first.
Parts map
You receive a matched list: cards, PSU headroom, risers, and cooling parts that fit one frame size.
Bench day
Build, flash, and tune under instructor watch with live watt and temperature readings.
Home checklist
Take a repeatable start-up sheet and a two-week follow-up window for questions.
“I almost bought a 1000 W unit that would have sat at the edge of its rail. The clinic forced me to re-spec before the order went out.”Min-jae K. — Component Matching Clinic, March intake
