Comprehensive list of BTC Miners.

[LazyJones]

Surprised there isn't a sticky or list of all the ASIC(and usb stick) manufacturers somewhere. Does this exist somewhere?

[1714818596]

1714818596

[1714818596]

1714818596

[1714818596]

1714818596

[1714818596]

1714818596

[1714818596]

1714818596

[Foofighter]

There are some threads but the were not sticky.
See overview of currently latest (available Hardware):

ASIC Miners:
#Bitmain - Antminer S9
#Ebang   - Ebit E9
#Canaan - Avalon 741

ASIC USB Miners:
#GekkoScience - 2Pac

For more info, use search with the respective terms.

[leowonderful]

Don't forget about the T9 and the R4 from Bitmain. Seems everyone forgets about these nowadays even though the latter is the perfect home miner, albeit with bad quality control.

[jekecoin]

Don't forget about the T9 and the R4 from Bitmain. Seems everyone forgets about these nowadays even though the latter is the perfect home miner, albeit with bad quality control.

I think this is the actual problem from Bitmain in all of their products.

[sidehack]

In my mind, the perfect home miner won't have rampant failure issues, won't have a 40% markup for the convenience of quiet fans, and will have user-accessible adjustments for core voltage and operating frequency. The last approximately "perfect" home miner was a version of Antminer S3.

[spazzdla]

In my mind, the perfect home miner won't have rampant failure issues, won't have a 40% markup for the convenience of quiet fans, and will have user-accessible adjustments for core voltage and operating frequency. The last approximately "perfect" home miner was a version of Antminer S3.

This.  Still running half of one actually lol.

[leowonderful]

In my mind, the perfect home miner won't have rampant failure issues, won't have a 40% markup for the convenience of quiet fans, and will have user-accessible adjustments for core voltage and operating frequency. The last approximately "perfect" home miner was a version of Antminer S3.

True, but the alternative is a loud-ass miner that isn't meant to be anywhere near a home. It's a shame Bitmain have such a mining hardware monopoly and other companies aren't willing to sell chips nor miners. I definitely misworded that though. Perhaps someone can come up with a less power dense design that doesn't need static pressure to push air through tiny heatsinks like the S9/T9 and is quiet.

[Philopolymath]

LIST SCHMIST...S9 IS KING....LONG LIVE THE S9...

[spazzdla]

Do you have one running?

[Philopolymath]

NO...8 are on the floor NOT running...till Oct 1st new locale....
But thanks for rubbing salt in the wound

[Thetaj]

lol at the S9 is King comment. If its King of RMA then you'll be spot on.

[Miningstore]

I've seen ASIC chips with PCI contacts. Would it be absurd for me to postulate a DIY ASIC miner with a modified OS or some type of special mining software with the PCI ASIC mining chips or does that sound insane? I'm still learning a lot about the ASIC chips and miners

[sidehack]

Uh, what? Where did you see that?

[NotFuzzyWarm]

I've seen ASIC chips with PCI contacts. Would it be absurd for me to postulate a DIY ASIC miner with a modified OS or some type of special mining software with the PCI ASIC mining chips or does that sound insane? I'm still learning a lot about the ASIC chips and miners

And still learning apparently about electronics in general... Kudos for that but....
Chips do not use contacts like that of any sort -- boards do. Chips either use pins, pads, or balls for contacts.
You talking about the old BFL Monarch-style miner cards? Yes they plugged into PCIe slots but were still actually USB devices.

[Last of the V8s]

and there was a cointerra pci-e card - or did that never get made?

maybe he's talking about this also possibly dubious announcement which mentions pcie
https://news.bitcoin.com/gmo-to-invest-10-billion-yen-in-its-own-7-nm-5-nm-and-3-5-nm-dedicated-bitcoin-mining-chips/