1000KH
Hashrate
2.47W/KH
Efficiency
Antminer X9
RandomX · 1000KH · 2470W · Air Cooled
Gross ROI:8 MonthNet ROI:
2026 ASIC Miner Rankings
Top 10 ASIC Miners in 2026
Ranked live by earnings, efficiency, value, ROI and overall score.
See the top 10 ASIC miners in 2026 and sort them the way you buy: by monthly earnings, power efficiency, purchase value, payback time or one balanced overall score. Set your energy cost and the table recalculates around your setup, and every ranking view gets its own set of live cards further down the page.
Compare the Top 10 ASIC Miners in One Live Table
Every ranking view in one table: earnings, efficiency, value, ROI and overall score.
Current View
| Brand | Mineable Coins | Cooling | Forecasting Notes | % Change | Details | ||||||||||||||||
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| 1 |  Bitmain |
 RandomX |
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1000KH | 2470W | — | 2.47W/KH |  Air |
£5,800.00 | £5.80/KH | £25.06 | — | £762.84 | — | — | 231 Days | 158% | ||||
| 3 | Bitmain |
 SHA-256 |
       |
860TH | 11180W | — | 13W/TH |  Hydro |
£10,965.00 | £12.75/TH | £22.41 | — | £682.02 | — | — | 489 Days | 75% | ||||
| 4 | Bitmain |
 Equihash |
   |
860KSOL | 2838W | — | 3.3W/KSOL | Air |
£7,850.00 | £9.13/KSOL | £20.25 | — | £616.48 | — | — | 388 Days | 94% | ||||
| 8 |  BitDeer |
SHA-256 |
|
660TH | 8250W | — | 12.5W/TH | Hydro |
£9,730.00 | £14.74/TH | £17.20 | — | £523.41 | — | — | 566 Days | 65% | ||||
| 10 | Bitmain |
SHA-256 |
|
580TH | 5510W | — | 9.5W/TH | Hydro |
£10,800.00 | £18.62/TH | £15.11 | — | £459.97 | — | — | 715 Days | 51% | ||||
| 19 | BitDeer |
SHA-256 |
|
500TH | 6750W | — | 13.5W/TH | Hydro |
£6,750.00 | £13.50/TH | £13.03 | — | £396.53 | — | — | 518 Days | 70% | ||||
| 22 | Bitmain |
SHA-256 |
|
495TH | 5940W | — | 12W/TH | Hydro |
£6,438.65 | £13.01/TH | £12.90 | — | £392.56 | — | — | 499 Days | 73% | ||||
| 25 |  MicroBT |
SHA-256 |
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484TH | 7502W | — | 15.5W/TH | Hydro |
£4,076.00 | £8.42/TH | £12.61 | — | £383.84 | — | — | 323 Days | 113% | ||||
| 44 | Bitmain |
SHA-256 |
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430TH | 5590W | — | 13W/TH | Hydro |
£5,804.00 | £13.50/TH | £11.20 | — | £341.01 | — | — | 518 Days | 70% | ||||
| 46 | MicroBT |
SHA-256 |
|
430TH | 7310W | — | 17W/TH | Hydro |
£3,353.00 | £7.80/TH | £11.20 | — | £341.01 | — | — | 299 Days | 122% |
Table Guide
How to Use the Top 10 Table
Four short steps to make the top ten fit your setup.
1
Pick a Ranking View
Switch between Earnings, Efficiency, Value, ROI and Overall to sort the ten from the angle that matters most to you.
2
Set Your Energy Cost
Enter your pence per kWh, or choose a hosting site rate, and profit, breakeven and ROI recalculate around your power price.
3
Filter to Your Setup
Cut the list by brand, algorithm, mineable asset, cooling method and stock status until every row is a machine you could actually run.
4
Change the Timeframe
Flip between day, week, month and year earnings, then stress-test the survivors with the forecast presets before you commit.
2026 Live Rankings Explainer
How the Top 10 Rankings Work
Five ranking views and one live table. Pick the angle that matches how you buy.
The table ranks every machine we list against the current market, with live scores for earnings, efficiency, value, ROI and overall strength. The sections below explain each view, when to use it, and what makes positions change.
Earnings
Estimated revenue for your chosen timeframe and energy cost.
Efficiency
Watts per unit of hashrate. Lower numbers protect margins.
Value
Purchase price measured against real performance.
ROI
Estimated days for a machine to pay back its price.
Overall
Every view weighed together into one balanced score.
Solo Odds
Estimated chance of finding a block when mining solo.
Most Profitable
Chases the highest estimated earnings. Best when your electricity is cheap.
Highest Efficiency
Puts watts per hash first. Best when your power price is the problem.
Quickest ROI
Sorts by estimated payback time, with condition and stock still in play.
Best Overall
Balances every factor into one score for the all-round buying decision.
Coin Price & Difficulty
Earnings track the coins each machine mines and the network difficulty behind them.
Electricity Costs
Your pence per kWh decides profit, breakeven and payback more than any specification.
Prices & Stock
Hardware price drops and stock changes reshuffle the value and ROI positions.
New Releases
A new generation of hardware can push older machines down the list quickly.
Your Own Settings
Energy cost, timeframe and filters personalise the table you actually see.
First-Time Buyers
Start from the overall view and shortlist machines that suit home power and noise limits.
Upgrading Miners
Compare your current machine against the newest generation before spending again.
Fleet & Hosting Buyers
Rank by efficiency and payback across bulk orders and hosted deployments.
Torn between machines in the top 10?
Tell us your energy cost and setup and we will talk through your shortlist before you commit.
Important!
Earnings, profit and ROI are estimates only. Actual results vary with electricity price, network difficulty, asset price, pool fees, uptime, cooling, firmware, hosting costs and operating conditions.
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Top 10 Buying Guide
Top 10 ASIC Miners: Your Questions Answered
Frequently Asked Questions About the Top 10 ASIC Miners
Everything buyers ask about the top 10 list: where it comes from, how the five ranking views differ, what the controls change, and how to choose between the machines at the top.
Learn where the list comes from, how often it changes, and what each of the five ranking views actually measures.
The list is built from our live product data. Every machine we sell is scored against the current market, and the table shows the ten strongest results for the ranking view you have selected, whether that is earnings, efficiency, value, ROI or the balanced overall score.
Nothing on the page is hand-picked. When the data moves, the list moves with it.
Continuously. Coin prices, network difficulty, hardware prices and stock levels all feed the scores, so positions can change during the day without notice.
That is also why the page shows live figures instead of quoting numbers in the text. Anything written down would be out of date within hours.
Earnings sorts by estimated revenue for your timeframe. Efficiency sorts by watts per unit of hashrate. Value ranks purchase price against performance. ROI sorts by estimated payback time. Overall blends all of them into one balanced score.
Each view answers a different buying question, which is why the table lets you switch between them instead of forcing one order.
Many miners ship in several batches or spec variants with different hashrates and efficiency figures. Each variant earns, draws power and pays back differently, so the table ranks them separately.
Check the hashrate and efficiency columns to see which variant a row refers to before comparing prices elsewhere.
Yes. The rankings cover machines we currently list, and each row carries its live stock status, such as in stock, pre order or backorder.
That keeps the page useful as a buying tool. A ranking full of hardware nobody can order tells you very little.
By default earnings are modelled at zero electricity cost, which is the standard way to compare raw performance. Enter your own pence per kWh in the power cost field and profit, breakeven and ROI recalculate for your rate.
If you are considering hosting, pick a hosting site in the table instead and its rate is applied for you.
Practical answers about the ranking switcher, timeframes, energy cost, solo odds, filters and forecasts.
Start with Overall if you want one balanced answer. Switch to Earnings if you are chasing revenue, Efficiency if your power is expensive, ROI if payback speed matters most, or Value if you care about price against performance.
Most buyers end up comparing two views. A machine that sits high on both is usually a strong shortlist candidate.
They set the earnings window used across the table. Day shows the current daily estimate, while week, month and year multiply it out so you can think in the same units as your electricity bill.
Longer windows are convenient for planning, but remember they assume today's conditions hold, which they never fully do.
It converts the table from a hardware comparison into your personal business case. Profit becomes earnings minus your electricity spend, breakeven shows the rate at which each machine stops making money, and ROI stretches or shrinks to match.
Use your real unit rate from a bill rather than a guess. A single penny per kWh separates machines at the top of this list.
Solo mode estimates the statistical chance of a machine finding a block on its own instead of earning steady pool payouts. The odds scale with hashrate against the whole network.
Treat solo mining as a lottery with better-informed tickets. The odds shown are statistical estimates, never guarantees of finding a block.
Hash price is what the market currently pays for each unit of hashrate. It lets you compare machines of different sizes fairly, because a small efficient miner and a large powerful one can be judged on the same scale.
When hash price falls, every machine earns less. Watching it explains most of the movement in this table.
It is the power rate at which a machine's earnings equal its electricity cost, so profit is zero. If your rate is below a miner's breakeven, it can run profitably at today's conditions. If it is above, it cannot.
Breakeven is the fastest way to disqualify machines your electricity rate cannot support, before you fall for a headline earnings number.
Yes. The control panel filters the ten by brand, algorithm, mineable asset, cooling method, miner type and stock status, and the columns control lets you show or hide data.
Filters are the difference between a leaderboard and a shortlist. Two minutes of filtering usually leaves two or three machines that genuinely fit your setup.
No. Every figure on the page is an estimate built from current conditions. Coin price, network difficulty, pool fees, uptime, firmware and your real power rate all change results.
The forecast presets exist to test your plan against better and worse conditions, never to promise an outcome.
Trust and buying answers: picking between the top machines, stock, delivery costs and hosting.
Not necessarily. Number one in the earnings view may need power, cooling or space you do not have, and number one for efficiency may cost more up front than your budget allows.
The best purchase is the machine whose whole profile fits your electricity rate, budget and site. That is exactly what the overall view and the filters are for.
Let your electricity rate decide. Cheap or free power favours raw earnings, because the power bill barely dents them. Expensive power favours efficiency, because every watt saved protects your margin.
Enter your rate, then compare the two views. The machines that stay near the top of both are the safe answers.
Stock status is shown on every row, including pre order, backorder and futures options with their expected timelines. A strong machine on pre order can still beat a weaker one on the shelf.
If timing matters, talk to us before ordering and we will confirm current lead times or point you at the closest in-stock alternative.
Yes. The price you see includes delivery, import duties and taxes, so the number in the table is the number you pay.
That matters when comparing against overseas listings, which often quote bare hardware prices and leave hundreds of pounds of duties for the courier to collect at the door.
Yes. Any machine here can go straight into hosting instead of your own premises, with electricity from £0.04/kWh and cooling matched to the model.
Use the hosting site option in the table first, so the rankings reflect the hosted rate you would actually pay, then ask us for a quote.
Talk to us when two views disagree about your shortlist, when you are sizing a first machine for home power limits, or when you are planning a bulk or hosted order where small differences multiply.
The team mines with this same hardware and reads this same data daily. A short call usually settles a shortlist faster than another evening of tabs, and it costs nothing.
Stuck Between Two of the Ten?
A leaderboard cannot know your electricity rate, your space or your plans. Tell us those three things and we will tell you which of the top machines actually fits, with stock and delivery confirmed before you order.
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