Air Cooling: Advantages include simple structure, low cost, and good compatibility; disadvantages are limited overclocking capability and vulnerability to corrosion caused by environmental factors such as coastal salt spray and coal dust. Suitable for scenarios with low electricity prices and no long-term mining plans; not suitable for high-temperature, coastal, polysilicon plant-adjacent or other high-pollution/high-salt-spray environments.

Immersion Cooling: Advantages cover good compatibility and strong overclocking capability; disadvantages involve waste oil disposal issues and uncertain equipment status after long-term use. Applicable to almost all scenarios with no obvious incompatible conditions.

Hydro-Cooling: Advantages are strong overclocking capability and excellent environmental adaptability; disadvantage is poor compatibility among equipment from different manufacturers. Applicable to nearly all scenarios with no identified incompatible cases currently.