The Antminer F3 is rumored to hash using the EtHash algorithm at around 800 Mh/s while some reports are around 200 Mh/s. The Antminer F3 has been creating a lot of fuss on Reddit with some rejoicing that they will finally be able too buy graphics cards for gaming while others sad about their how their GPU miners will become less profitable.

The Antminer F3 may appear like the image above, or it may take on a different shape, we don’t know at this time. Usually Bitmain never has a leak on a product, but this time people figured out about it before it’s launched.

The rumored specs from AntminerProfitability.com can be seen below:

Full Antminer F3 Specifications and Details

The Antminer f3 profitability however may not so great even if it does mine at 800 Mh/s will only earn around $700/month.  With GPU miners out of the game for ETH and when difficulty rises, the F3 Antminer profits may be lackluster when compared to other mining hardware products.

Bitmain has yet to reveal official specs on the ant miner F3, but when they do, we will update this with the actual information.

If you want to view more information about antminer f3 profitability and where to buy, you can use this link: https://antminerprofitability.com/antminer-f3-profitability/

The cost of the Antminer X3 is expensive as you can see. The first batch will ship one month earlier than the June batch, and you’ll save nearly $4400 if you wait, however, if you’re able to get the Antminer X3 sooner, you’ll be far more profitable at first. However, if Bitmain doesn’t sell too many of the first price due to the high price, second batch purchasers might be lucky and still have some great profitability.

The specs of the Antminer are impressive and will use very little power compared to any other Antminer every produced.  It utilizes only 550 watts instead of 1200 watts on nearly any other Antminer that Bitmain has ever released.  The miner runs at 220 KH/s (220,000) which is the equivalent of a LOT of GPU miners.  This new introduction into ASIC’s could spell huge trouble for those mining with GPU’s.

You can see the Antminer X3 specs below:

Specifications

Antminer X3 Algorithms

Current profitability with Antminer X3 is around $200/day and $6200/month which is around $75,000/year.

Antminer X3 Coins That Can Be Mined

• Monero (XMR)
• Electroneum (ETN)
• Bytecoin (BCN)
• Sumokoin (SUMO)
• Dinastycoin (DCY)

Model Antminer X3 (220Kh) will mine using the CryptoNight algorithm with a maximum hash rate of 220kh/s and a power consumption of 550W which can be purchased from Bitmain. When you buy Antminer X3, you’ll also need a AP3++ Power supply with 10 connections for the miner’s 3X hashing boards and control board.

The bottom line, should you buy the Antminer X3?

The price is very high and while this might be alarming to some people, the high price will deter many people from purchasing which will keep the mining competition low and difficulty low. Although we cannot confirm it appears that Bitmain has not run out of pre-orders which is a strong indicator that they have not sold very fast.  This being said, there may be some opportunity as others won’t be able to purchase this miner and the profitability will most likely stay fairly consistent without any massive hikes in difficulty.  The good part about this is if you DO end up being one of the lucky first purchasers of the Antminer X3, you will be earning some huge revenue at first.  In fact, after just 2 months you should be able to pay for this miner according to our estimates after buying the Antminer X3 Batch 1. This is not investment advice and you should be careful as with all crypto investments, but we do believe this miner may be one of the most profitable miners ever released from any ASIC manufacture ever.

If you do decide to buy Antminer X3, you can use the links below to see the most current prices on eBay, and Bitmain.

We’ve seen bitmain throw some interesting products out in the public for purchase, but this one is quite puzzling.  In fact what’s even weirder is it appears like this has been rebranded from another model.  If you see the image above, you can see a new white label has been plastered on top of what appears to be similar to the body seen with the AntMiner S9 ~ 11.85TH/s miner.  This model may be an under-clocked S9, or s9 body with s7 hashing board internals.

Bitmain claims that this Antminer v9 is specifically designed for long-term use in bitcoin mining. For the price it isn’t too terrible if you have free energy, but if you don’t have free energy, you might want to consider something else as this V9 might not be profitable at all – which begs the question, WHY bitmain? Why would you create something ‘all-new’ that’s completely inferior to any other mining rig available today? – The only conclusion we can come to is Bitmain probably had some old boards they wanted to get rid of to make room for new product.  Bitmain also will ONLY sell you the Antminer V9 in units of 5X QTY.  So if you want to buy the Antminer V9, expect to buy at least a minimum of 5X units.  Or you can find them on other sites individually here: Buy Antminer V9.

The stats on the “All-New” Antminer V9 can be seen below:

Bitmain Antminer V9 Specifications:
– Product model: V9
– Hash chip type: BM1580
– Total quantity of hash chips: 135 PCS
– Total quantity of hash boards: 3 PCS
– Total hash rate: 4TH ±5%
– DC voltage input: 11.60~13.00 V
– DC current input @12V DC: 79.59 A +10%
– DC Power @12V DC input: 955 W +10%
– 220VAC Power @25℃, 93% conversion efficiency of APW3: 1027 W +10%
– 220VAC Power efficiency @25℃, 93% conversion efficiency of APW3: 253mJ/MH+10%
– Weight (without package）: 3.05 kg
– Operation temperature: 0-40 ℃
– Storage temperature: -40-85 ℃
– Operation humidity: 5%RH-95%RH, prevent condensation
– Noise: 76 dB
– Networking connection mode: Ethernet Cable
– Power connection mode: All three PCI-E ports are required to power the board. You can use one PSU to power multiple boards, but do not attempt to power one board with two PSUs.We suggest preventing the control board to be powered up before hash boards be powered up.
– Size (Length*Width*Height, without package): 301mm*123mm*155mm

Conclusion:

If you’re looking for a more reliable bitcoin miner with a cheap price tag, this might not be a bad idea, but ONLY if your power consumption cost is either free, or VERY cheap. With Bitcoin at it’s current price around $8000 and rising, these miners may be more valuable in the future, but at this time we don’t advise buying the Antminer V9, unless you have very affordable power, or if you want to speculate on the Bitcoin price going up.  Will we buy the Bitmain Antminer V9? Probably not due to our current price of electricity, but for the price, it’s almost tempting if Bitcoin goes back to the $20,000 range, but we’ll probably go with the Antminer A3 for now as our pick since it’s the most profitable miner available right now.  You can calculate the exact current profitability of the Antminer V9, by visiting the link here: Antminer V9 Profitability.