wattworksThe big idea ↗Ten characters. Three specialist upgrades.
500 total units, including 25 specialists.
Power unit
The spark that starts it all. A cheery little generator that keeps the workshop humming.
Cooling tower
Cool under pressure. This fan-topped friend gives your virtual compute crew some breathing room.
Network switch
A natural connector. Keeps the conversation flowing between every corner of the workshop.
GPU rack
Small footprint, big personality. A tower of eager GPUs ready for its next imaginary workload.
Compute cluster
Two banks of bright ideas. The heavyweight of the original crew, with a grin to match.
Memory bank
Never forgets a friendly face. Keeps the workshop’s working memory close at hand.
Storage array
A drawer for every daydream. The dependable keeper of your virtual data center’s bits and pieces.
Fiber hub
A bundle of connections and a little cable chaos. Nobody brings the crew together quite like Patch.
UPS battery
Always brings a spare. A reassuring battery buddy with plenty of energy in reserve.
Timing controller
Right on cue. The workshop’s little timekeeper helps the whole virtual crew find its rhythm.
Upgraded equipment, distinctive details,
and just 25 specialist units.
Cryogenic cooling
Coolio goes sub-zero with frosted tanks, insulated pipes and a pair of safety goggles. A specialized cooling design with a distinctly icy personality.
Liquid-cooled GPU rack
Rack Rat gets external coolant loops, twin radiators and an orange turbo gauge. An overclock-inspired specialist with a whole new silhouette.
Optical compute cluster
Brainbox connects its cabinets with golden optical links and a transparent bridge. The rarest collection tier, built around a brighter kind of connection.
Specialist designs are variants of existing characters, not three additional base characters. The 25 specialists are included in the 500-unit maximum: 15 Deep Freeze, 8 Overdrive and 2 Lightspeed.
The collection is capped at 500 virtual equipment NFTs, with no extra team reserve. Equipment type, rarity and specialization describe your character. Minting is not open yet.
Register before a funded round starts. Activation burns project tokens in proportion to equipment weight and locks your NFT until round end. Holding an inactive NFT earns no round rewards. The burn rate and schedule will be configured before launch.
Registered equipment shares the funded pool in proportion to its weight. Claim after the round ends; claims do not expire. The proposed NVIDIA reward asset still requires provider and transfer-eligibility verification.
All 500 slots enter the same public mint, with a maximum of 10 per transaction and no additional team allocation. Mint closes at sellout or its deadline before randomness is requested. Unsold units cannot be minted later, so a partial sale contains a random subset of the full inventory shown here.
Equipment weights add together. There is no set bonus or holding-time multiplier. A higher weight also costs proportionally more fuel to activate. If randomness remains unavailable seven days after the mint deadline, current NFT owners can burn their NFT for its original mint-price refund; a valid reveal ends refund availability.
Not yet. These are character artwork and collection concepts. No live mint, activation burn or reward claim is available.
No. Rarity alone does not guarantee rewards or profit. Final weights, activation costs, competition for each pool and actual funding all matter. The artwork does not establish financial terms.
Equipment in a virtual data-center game. They do not represent physical hardware, actual compute capacity, NVIDIA shares or ownership in NVIDIA. Wattworks is not affiliated with NVIDIA.
Mint price, deadline, burn rate, deployment network and token addresses remain to be configured. Verified randomness, persistent IPFS hosting, the tax-receiving address and treasury purchases and the NVIDIA-token provider must be completed and reviewed before launch.