Here’s my take on the top 10 Bitcoin miners based on hash rates, pricing, and power efficiency. Here’s what I found:
1. AntMiner S19 Pro ideal for industrial setups
Hashrate: 110 Th/s
Power draw: 3250 W
Noise: 75 db
Temp: 5-40°C
Weight: 15,500 g
Price: $2,860
2. AntMiner T9t great for testing and setups
Hashrate: 10.5 Th/s
Power usage: 1432 W
Noise: 76 db
Temp: 0-40°C
Weight: 4,200 g
Price: $430
3. AvalonMiner A1166 Pro solid for Bitcoin and SHA-256
Hashrate: 81 TH/s
Power consumption: -
Top 10 Bitcoin Miners to Consider
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Is this really your top list? Why include Antminer S5 and Dragonmint? Both are outdated and not profitable anymore.
LOL, this whole list looks sketchy. Prices are way off, and some of these models are ancient and not even available. What’s the point of posting this junk?
Looks like a copy-paste job to me. Didn't even check the numbers or details. Plus, that link at the end screams ‘I’m trying to avoid plagiarism.’ Totally reeks of merit-seeking.
Seriously, share the link to this "top" list with us, so we can see what you’re talking about!
This list is totally pointless. I've got an S9 and it's still running strong, but it’s not even mentioned here.
Can I get two S5s, please?
AtomicLedgerFull Member
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#8Jan 11, 2018, 05:18 PM
What are you guys even saying? What does ‘best for SHA-256 experience’ even mean? A real list should focus on reliability and profitability, not this random gear.
CyberStackHero Member
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#9Jan 11, 2018, 08:17 PM
Gotta say, I’m a fan of the AntMiner S19. It’s super strong and I’ve mined decent crypto with it. That said, I’m more into running Masternodes these days instead of just mining.
What coins do you mine? Masternodes are all about the Proof-of-Service protocol, totally different from mining. You gotta hold the required coins and keep the service going.
miner_forkHero Member
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#11Jan 12, 2018, 05:41 AM
Thanks for mentioning Avalon Miners! I’m with Canaan Official. We’ve got A1246 models for sale in Texas at around $7-$7.5/T. Check out the site or hit me up on Telegram for more info. Happy mining, folks!