WhatsMiner M66S vs WhatsMiner M78

In the MicroBT lineup, models WhatsMiner M66S and WhatsMiner M78 occupy different niches despite their similar origin. The unified algorithm (SHA-256) allows switching between coins (Bitcoin, Fractal Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash, BitcoinSV, Terracoin, Namecoin) on both ASICs, but maximum profit is currently achieved when mining Bitcoin, Fractal Bitcoin. The MicroBT WhatsMiner M66S lineup includes 16 modifications: starting performance is 270Th, while top solutions reach 300Th. MicroBT WhatsMiner M78 has several versions, with hashrate starting from 440Th and going up to 486Th. The difference in 186 Th shows the advantage of one model, but it's also worth paying attention to the efficiency of the models. Model WhatsMiner M66S has an efficiency of 18.5 j/Th and WhatsMiner M78 has 14.5 j/Th. The power consumption of MicroBT WhatsMiner M66S 300Th is 5550 Watts. MicroBT WhatsMiner M78 486Th, in turn, consumes 7047 Watts. Using immersion cooling on both ASICs opens up opportunities for safe overclocking and extending component lifespan. Compare 2 offers for MicroBT WhatsMiner M66S from verified suppliers. Right now, the 300Th configuration can be purchased at the minimum price of 239000 RUB. Our platform has 1 offers of MicroBT WhatsMiner M78 from different companies, available both in stock and on order. The best price for the 464Th version is currently 802373 RUB.