WhatsMiner M53
MicroBT , its mining Best hashrate products Whatsminer M53，Model Whatsminer M53 from MicroBT mining SHA-256 algorithm with a maximum hashrate of 226Th/s for a power consumption of 6554W.[1]
- Powerful Chip and Leading in the Chip Design.
- MicroBT WhatsMiner is the industry pioneer in the full-custom design and designs the chip based on the 5nm advanced process.
- Excellent Performance.
- Stronger computing power, lower power ratio, and incomparable stability.
- MicroBT WhatsMiner provides an extraordinary using experience
SPECIFICATION
- Hashrate: 226T ± 10%
- Power Ratio: 29J/T ± 5%
- PSU: AC380V, 3W+ ground, input 10kw
- Size: 86mm*482.6mm*663mm with handle
- Weight: Net weight: 27.5kg Weight with packaging materials: 30kg
- Coolant demand per machine:1L
- Power Cable Model:Custom made
- Internet Connections:Ethernet
MicroBT Released WhatsMiner As one of the top mining hardware manufacturers in the industry Different from other mining hardware manufacturers in the industry, MicroBT focuses on full-custom chip design and provides Bitcoin mining hardware only. Mining experts see this as a wise decision to avoid the misallocation of resources, and mining industry leaders view it as loyalty to Bitcoin. MicroBT released the deep-dive details of its fifth generation and highly efficient air cooling and hydro cooling mining hardware which are WhatsMiner M50S, M50, and M53. WhatsMiner M50s is an ultra-low-voltage energy-efficient air-cooling Bitcoin mining hardware powered by a 5nm processor from semiconductor manufacturing giant Samsung with up to 15% higher efficiency than its last generation: The new WhatsMiner M50S boasts 126 terahash/second (TH/s) of computing power at 26 joules per terahash (J/TH) of power efficiency and runs on 3276 watts(W); Its energy efficiency beats previous mining game-changer M30S++ by 15%; Another power-efficient air-cooling mining hardware, called WhatsMiner M50 is also fabricated in a 5nm process and became the further improved version of M30S++: The new WhatsMiner M50 boasts 114 TH/s of computing power at 29 J/TH of power efficiency and running on 3306W. [2]
