40.8ksol at 1150 Watt. Compared to the Innosilicon that’s not really impressive..
Are you unimpressed? Lol. Did you see any of these devices in operation? You write something you know absolutely nothing about! Innosilicon lost the Bitman competition in all respects. Learn to count and then you will have impressions. 
Topic: Antminer Z9 (Read 274 times)
Perplexing unit and price point. Z9 hasn't sold out, who's buying this? Is the only advantage less PSU?
Realistic pricing will come soon, IMO.
Realistic pricing will come soon, IMO.
The advantage is only less internet cables and higher density. An APW7 can power 4 of the minis with some splitters.
I doubt they will sell well at this price and efficiency. Inno simply beat bitmain in equihash.
Perplexing unit and price point. Z9 hasn't sold out, who's buying this? Is the only advantage less PSU?
Realistic pricing will come soon, IMO.
Realistic pricing will come soon, IMO.
Here's the link to the miner on Bitmain's shop page. Interestingly enough for the miner, Bitmain's only accepting up to $420 coupons just like with the Z9 Mini right now. The miner specs aren't finalized yet so we could indeed be getting better performance out of the miner and possibly also some decent OCs as you said, but Inno's still looking pretty nice with power consumption. Also seems like Bitmain's really digging the E3 miner design because the miners look visually similar except for the sides on the Z9.
40.8ksol at 1150 Watt. Compared to the Innosilicon that’s not really impressive..
I'd wager it's 4x the chips of Z9 mini and it can do a 60% overclock and 65ksols. But yeah innosilicon's batch 1 price of $5k was much better.
Bitmain can't lower the price much without pissing off their batch 2 Z9 mini buyers though. The Z9 mini is a better deal too if you look around and scoop up $250 and up coupons.
Inno is probably gonna counter with a $3-3.5k batch 2.
40.8ksol at 1150 Watt. Compared to the Innosilicon that’s not really impressive..
delivery 1st september
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