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# 15. What types of the Power there are?

There are 5 powers in the game that all amount to your final, Total Power:

1. **Miners**. This is the basic power from Miners that you can get. Most often, you would find this power separated from the Bonus Power percentage:

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2. **Bonus Power**. This power comes from the **bonus percentages** of all miners you own. Unlike basic power, Bonus Power applies to the combined total of your mining and game power, not to the individual miner itself.

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3. **Rack Bonus**. This is the additional power you receive for placing miners on racks that provide bonus percentages. It works differently from Bonus Power.
   * For example, if you place a miner with **100 Th/s** on a rack with a **+5% bonus**, you will gain an additional **5 Th/s**.
4. **Games**. Power earned by **playing games**. This type of power is **temporary** and lasts for **1, 3, 5, or 7 days**, depending on your PC Level.
5. **Temporary**. This is the power you obtain from **special events**, **Hamster abilities** or **drops**. Like game power, it is temporary.

All these types of power are **summed up** to calculate your **Current Power**!

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