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March 10, 2024, 12:50:08 AM
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Ignoring the latest models, what old miners should we consider buying in March 2024?
New and used both allowed

Taking into account some things like
  • RELIABILITY - Some brands/models are work horses, some break after couple years, some heatsinks fall off  Roll Eyes
  • COST & WATTAGE- Example $400 for 70TH(3300W) VS $400 for 48TH(2200W)
  • MODIFYING - Eg Changing heatsinks and/or Under/Over-clocking to reduce power but increase Watt/Hash efficiency.
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Any links to spreadsheets or websites with calculators/efficiency etc are welcome
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March 10, 2024, 05:18:45 AM
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Ever seen this one?  https://www.asicminervalue.com/  I think unless you have solar or score a deal on a cheap miner it would be best to look into a gekkoscience miner or a bitaxe supra or ultra.
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Ever seen this one?  https://www.asicminervalue.com/  I think unless you have solar or score a deal on a cheap miner it would be best to look into a gekkoscience miner or a bitaxe supra or ultra.

USB miners are highly inefficient and mostly for learning purposes, im looking for ASICS of 2500W+ like S19s etc.

Thanks for the website
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March 10, 2024, 02:29:29 PM
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Ever seen this one?  https://www.asicminervalue.com/  I think unless you have solar or score a deal on a cheap miner it would be best to look into a gekkoscience miner or a bitaxe supra or ultra.

USB miners are highly inefficient and mostly for learning purposes, im looking for ASICS of 2500W+ like S19s etc.

Thanks for the website

Your power cost is important.

Noise factor is important.

Durable miners are important.

I have 8 whatsminers

two m10s
two m30s
four m50s

seven of them are perfect and one has a dead board.

they are durable easy to control remotely. you can downclock them if it is hot.

the m10s are not efficient but cheap and durable. if you have very cheap power they are okay.
the m30s are more efficient but cost more if you have cheap power they are better.
the m50s are better but cost more if you have a bit more costly power they would be the choice.

m10s do 31th
m30s do 96th
m50s do  110th

what I like about these are the free remote software you can down load.

if you have any desk and the whatsminer software you can instantly control the gear from any pc in the world . i would recommend them if noise is not an issue .
if noise is an issue s19s using braiins with a down clock can help. as fan control works well if you down clock.

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March 10, 2024, 05:59:31 PM
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s19j pro underclocked with braiins, people get low 20s W per TH efficiency and even lower is possible
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March 11, 2024, 03:31:43 PM
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Your power cost is important.

Noise factor is important.

Durable miners are important.

the m10s are not efficient but cheap and durable. if you have very cheap power they are okay.
the m30s are more efficient but cost more if you have cheap power they are better.
the m50s are better but cost more if you have a bit more costly power they would be the choice.

m10s do 31th
m30s do 96th
m50s do  110th

what I like about these are the free remote software you can down load.
if noise is an issue s19s using braiins with a down clock can help. as fan control works well if you down clock.

Thanks for your suggestion philip

Powercost and noise is not an issue for me, luckily, Although I do have power limitations

Your m10s,30,50s, asicminervalue has them as much different hashing rates? 31th, 96th, 110th VS 55th, 85th, 126th

Are you down/up-clocking differently?

Would you say whatsminer provide more durable long-lasting asics than antminer?

s19j pro underclocked with braiins, people get low 20s W per TH efficiency and even lower is possible

Thanks BTCSolo, gonna look into this, are you familiar with any other underclocking asics? even L3s for example
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