Compare ASIC Miners Side by Side

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No. The comparison tool works without an account. Select the heart on a product card, ranking row, product page or Show Stats panel to add that machine.

Select its filled heart again, or use the remove control in the comparison table. The remaining machines stay saved.

Browser favourites stay on the device where you saved them. To open the same machines elsewhere, copy and send yourself the comparison link.

The page identifies choices that can no longer be loaded. You can remove those unavailable entries while keeping the rest of your shortlist.

Choose Copy Comparison Link to share the selected machines and supported comparison settings. Recipients load updated data, so estimates can change.

No. A shared link opens as a separate comparison and leaves your browser favourites unchanged.

It replaces the favourites stored in your current browser with the machines shown in the shared comparison. Use it only when you want to keep that exact list.

Yes. The machine IDs remain in the selected order so recipients see the same side-by-side sequence.

Yes. Comparison links are public, read-only URLs and do not require an account. They contain product choices, not personal details.

Yes. The table scrolls horizontally on smaller screens, keeping the specification labels visible while you move between saved machines.

Compare hashrate, efficiency, power draw, cooling method, noise, algorithm, purchase price, availability and estimated ROI together.

The best machine is the one that fits your electricity rate and installation, not simply the one with the highest hashrate.

ASIC prices, coin prices, network difficulty and stock conditions move frequently. The page uses current product data, so figures can change after a link is shared.

No. They are estimates based on current conditions. Mining revenue can rise or fall, and energy cost, pool fees, uptime and difficulty all affect the result.

Different hashrate variants can have different power draw, efficiency, price and ROI. Compare the exact model specifications rather than relying on the family name alone.

Check that your supply can safely support the machine’s voltage and current, then allow for airflow, heat and noise. Efficient hardware usually protects margins when power is expensive.

Talk to us when two machines look close, your electrical capacity is uncertain, or you are planning hosting or a multi-unit order. We can confirm current stock, delivery and the practical fit for your setup.

Growth reinvests earnings after electricity in whole miners. Accumulate keeps the starting fleet and retains mined assets. Growth & Accumulate grows the fleet first, then stops buying miners and retains assets during the second phase. Unspent growth balance carries forward.

Yes. In Growth & Accumulate, each phase has its own forecast switch and settings. The accumulation fleet comes from the growth result and cannot be edited independently. You can select an eligible accumulation asset when its forecast controls are enabled.

Forecasts apply selected price and mining-difficulty assumptions. Combined Averages averages assumptions from at least two eligible selected presets; Custom is excluded. Future earnings charts project daily rates over the next three calendar months with fixed miner quantity and electricity settings, rather than buying miners or accumulating assets. Historical scenario prices revalue the same recorded or modelled production; difficulty and reward changes already reflected in that output are not applied again. Historical coin units are modelled from archived mining revenue and matching prices, not personal wallet records. Use Accumulate to model future production and ending holdings. These scenarios are estimates, not guaranteed returns.

You start with your selected fleet and no spare cash. Each day’s earnings after electricity buy as many whole miners as the available balance permits at the displayed machine price. New miners earn from the next day. Unspent balance carries forward. Growth stops buying at 10,000 miners and retains subsequent earnings. Delivery, stock availability and installation are not modelled.

At a zero energy price, no electricity charge is included. Pay From Earnings sells held assets at each UTC day’s closing forecast price to cover electricity. Costs above available holdings create a funding shortfall, paid from subsequent production; coin holdings do not become negative. Pay Separately retains mined assets and records electricity as an external cost. Value After Electricity deducts that cost once. Ending balances are before transaction fees and taxes.

Total earnings value coins when mined. Assets kept are coins remaining after electricity sales, valued at the ending price. Later price changes can change their value without changing production. During growth, mining revenue settles into fiat to buy miners. At the accumulation boundary, unspent growth cash buys the selected accumulation asset at that date’s price. These holdings are then valued at each chart date’s forecast price. Crypto equivalents for hardware and costs express their value at the displayed date; they are not coins held.

Acquired value is added hardware at purchase price plus retained balance, less separately paid electricity; starting hardware is excluded. The Yearly Total Value Indicator adds one year of gross earnings at the ending rate. These earnings have not already been received. Neither measure is cash profit or guaranteed future value, and hardware may resell for less. The reference below each bar identifies the comparison.

Growth quantity and power compare ending and starting values; earnings, cost and profit compare ending and starting rates. Accumulation forecast bars compare the same plan at Current Market. Acquired value compares with Accumulate over the same total period. The reference appears below each bar. In the combined strategy, the Accumulate reference uses growth-stage assumptions throughout. Bar lengths cap at 100%; labels retain the full change.

Charts show how your plan develops over time. Scale to Compare uses common scales across miners; switch it off to use an individual scale. Read the axis units before comparing lines. Show Detailed Results opens the full breakdown while the chart stays visible. Calculation methods and limitations are explained in this FAQ.

With forecasting off, earnings and crypto exchange rates stay fixed and miners operate 24 hours a day at rated power. Forecasts use their selected uptime. A week is 7 days, an average month is 30.4375 days and a year is 365.25 days. Dates use UTC. Day, Week, Month and Year scale earning rates; they are not full-scenario totals. Time Frame sets the forecast date. Growth and accumulation durations are separate from the forecast payback horizon.

Earnings use the selected live, 24-hour average or average estimate. ALL selects the highest-earning eligible asset rather than adding mutually exclusive mining assets together. BTC Equivalent expresses a monetary value in Bitcoin and does not mean the miner produces Bitcoin. Fiat and crypto equivalents express the same value and must not be added together. In future earnings charts, ALL uses today’s highest-earning asset throughout; historical ALL uses the highest-earning asset at the original prices.

Electricity cost is rated kW multiplied by operating hours and price per kWh. Profit from earnings subtracts electricity from gross earnings. Currency conversion uses the loaded exchange-rate snapshot. The red Cost and green Profit bar shows the split of earnings. A cost share above 100% means electricity exceeds earnings; the bar fills at 100% and the explanatory amount remains visible.

Unless explicitly shown, estimates exclude VAT, delivery, cooling equipment, installation, other fees, hardware depreciation, stock and delivery delays, and unplanned downtime beyond the selected uptime. Additional power demand is shown where available, but the model does not check available electrical capacity or include capacity upgrades. Crypto is assumed convertible to pay electricity and purchase miners. Hardware value is purchase expenditure, not future resale value. All figures are estimates based on settings, not predictions or guaranteed returns.

At fixed rates, gross payback divides purchase price by daily earnings; net payback uses profit after electricity. Annual ROI divides annual earnings or profit by purchase price. Forecast payback checks when cumulative earnings or profit first covers the price within the configured horizon. Not reached means no crossing within that horizon. Growth duration is set separately.

The selected comparison priority determines the metrics. Eligible improvements are capped at plus or minus 100 points and equally weighted. Raw hashrate, hashrate efficiency and price per hash are excluded from cross-algorithm scoring. The active metrics and any unavailable inputs are listed in the comparison. This preference score is not a percentage profit forecast.

Click Updating Live to see the current electricity rate, operating assumption, earnings source and feed timestamp. Figures recalculate when settings change. The timestamp describes source data, not when you opened the page; feeds may update at different times.

A comparison link preserves selected machines and supported settings, including strategy periods and forecasts. It loads updated source data, so values may differ later. Opening it does not replace your favourites. Use My Browser Settings switches applicable shared electricity and forecast settings back to your browser preferences.

Supported forecasts compound the selected difficulty assumptions and apply verified reward reductions separately. Halving dates are estimates that can change as blocks are mined; known transaction fees are not halved. Current-price and custom fixed-price modes keep price constant. Dated targets move price linearly to the target, then hold it fixed. Accumulation uses the phase-start price and its selected ending target. Price-only forecasts keep coin production fixed and do not model difficulty or reward changes when reference data is unavailable. Data-specific warnings remain alongside affected results.