i just looked at asicminervalue web site https://www.asicminervalue.com/miners/microbt/whatsminer-m3x here it is written m3x and m3v2 is the same but once i asked reseller about m3 v2.2 he told me that he bets that v2 and v2.2 is the same and there is no difference but today i saw he is advertising m3 v2.2 ( lol )
btw i was checking my miners (m3x) chips temp it is about 80 degree and fan speed is 3900 rpm and 12.5 TH/s weather is about 15 degrees , is it normal ? now weather is cool in my region but after 2 months it will get hot like 30 - 35 degrees do u think in the same circumstances if my fans in 6000rpm( max speed) can they keep it cool in the summer ? and generally what temp should be the chips ?
Topic: (Review/Guide) WhatsMiner M3X 12.0 Th/s, 2100W Bitcoin (SHA-256) ASIC miner (Read 1178 times)
April 05, 2019, 02:28:53 PM
April 05, 2019, 10:48:08 AM
Hello I wanted to know if they have Certificate of Conformity of the m3x?
I have not seen it available.
Please ask the manufacturer.
hi
can u please tell me difference between m3v2 , m3x and m3 v2.2 ?
looks like all of them has same appearance how can i distinguish them ?
can u please tell me difference between m3v2 , m3x and m3 v2.2 ?
looks like all of them has same appearance how can i distinguish them ?
I don't know.
Have you asked this question from the manufacturer or some of the resellers?
April 05, 2019, 03:34:50 AM
hi
can u please tell me difference between m3v2 , m3x and m3 v2.2 ?
looks like all of them has same appearance how can i distinguish them ?
can u please tell me difference between m3v2 , m3x and m3 v2.2 ?
looks like all of them has same appearance how can i distinguish them ?
April 05, 2019, 02:44:38 AM
Hello I wanted to know if they have Certificate of Conformity of the m3x?
April 03, 2019, 03:47:43 PM
Don't be stupid.
Do not use Air Conditioning in your mining farm.
Good ventilation, good airflow, those are the key things to remember.
Do not use Air Conditioning in your mining farm.
Good ventilation, good airflow, those are the key things to remember.
April 03, 2019, 02:46:58 PM
hello ,
i am planning to buy 40 m3x i will separate cold room and hot room but i did want to know if 2 air conditioners with 18000 watts can produce enough cold air ? cold room size is roughly 5 x 3.5 meters and hot room about 0.4 x 5.5 meters and hot room height is 3.5 m
i think it is really hard for two air conditioners to supply enough air for 40 m3x or i just need to buy 2 large fans with filters to bring outside air to inside my region climate is like 27-37 in summer and spring and other seasons 5 - 25
and i should just use 2 large fans
plz note that i have researched enough to buy these so dont suggest me another miner or the price of power is ok i need help with cooling issue
i am planning to buy 40 m3x i will separate cold room and hot room but i did want to know if 2 air conditioners with 18000 watts can produce enough cold air ? cold room size is roughly 5 x 3.5 meters and hot room about 0.4 x 5.5 meters and hot room height is 3.5 m
i think it is really hard for two air conditioners to supply enough air for 40 m3x or i just need to buy 2 large fans with filters to bring outside air to inside my region climate is like 27-37 in summer and spring and other seasons 5 - 25
and i should just use 2 large fans
plz note that i have researched enough to buy these so dont suggest me another miner or the price of power is ok i need help with cooling issue
May 30, 2018, 07:15:16 AM
i didnt get it why crap like this miner is produced. we got one in the office some weeks ago. the unit was getting fckin hot and i couldnt touch the housing otherwise i get burned. 2400W on the psu side..crazy...
April 16, 2018, 03:34:21 PM
What sort of ambient temps are you running the M3X at?
The intake air is maybe 10-15C now in the evening,
it is early spring time here in Finland
and I have it located close to an opened window.
April 16, 2018, 03:00:08 PM
Interesting, cool to see that WhatsMiner developed a miner that can dissipate so much heat and keep the miner cool at 80c with fan speeds that are sometimes lower than S9s! I imagine the PSU fan being loud won't be a big issue as these are industrial miners anyways, usually the miner itself makes a somewhat high pitched sound I my experience. What sort of ambient temps are you running the M3X at?
April 16, 2018, 12:43:39 PM
You can at least tell people that this a referral link. Anyway, here's a $30 discount code that appears on their website "COPACABANA". I like the price but the efficiency is not too great.
Yes, good point.
It is a referral link indeed.
Thanks for sharing the coupon code.
What are the noise levels like on the M3X compared to a miner like the T9 or S9?
Thanks Leo.
Noise levels are pretty much the same as with T9 or S9,
then maximum speed for the fan is about 6000rpm.
My unit is usually runnin in about 4000-5000rpm area.
The power supply unit cooling fan noise is a high pitched sound,
and it is more aggresive noise in my opinion than the miner fan noise.
April 16, 2018, 12:28:14 PM
They have a spring sales campaign and miners (in stock) are for sale for $850 USD per unit at the moment.
Link: https://pangolinminer.com/product/m3x-stocked-batch-ii/
Link: https://pangolinminer.com/product/m3x-stocked-batch-ii/
You can at least tell people that this a referral link. Anyway, here's a $30 discount code that appears on their website "COPACABANA". I like the price but the efficiency is not too great.
April 16, 2018, 12:22:03 PM
Great review as always, best formatting I’ve seen in any Bitcointalk post in a very long time.
What are the noise levels like on the M3X compared to a miner like the T9 or S9? I imagine the fans are more powerful as they have to force more air through the heatsinks to dissipate the greater than 2kW of power the miner consumes. The placement of the PSU on the miner might also have space complications if the miner's placed in a cramped spot.
I wish the M3X was priced slightly lower to compete with the T9+. Seems like Pangolinminer have the right idea with the miner, but the T9+ and PSU bundle makes more sense to buy after factoring in potential coupon discounts, and it even pays more after electrical costs for most people (according to Nicehash at my electrical rate of $0.065/kWh and $0.10/kWh). I’m personally interested in what Pangolinminer might be capable of doing in the future with a smaller node like 16/14nm or something less given what they’ve been able to accomplish at 28nm.
What are the noise levels like on the M3X compared to a miner like the T9 or S9? I imagine the fans are more powerful as they have to force more air through the heatsinks to dissipate the greater than 2kW of power the miner consumes. The placement of the PSU on the miner might also have space complications if the miner's placed in a cramped spot.
I wish the M3X was priced slightly lower to compete with the T9+. Seems like Pangolinminer have the right idea with the miner, but the T9+ and PSU bundle makes more sense to buy after factoring in potential coupon discounts, and it even pays more after electrical costs for most people (according to Nicehash at my electrical rate of $0.065/kWh and $0.10/kWh). I’m personally interested in what Pangolinminer might be capable of doing in the future with a smaller node like 16/14nm or something less given what they’ve been able to accomplish at 28nm.
April 16, 2018, 12:05:37 PM
They have a spring sales campaign and miners (in stock) are for sale for $850 USD per unit at the moment.
Link: https://pangolinminer.com/product/m3x-stocked-batch-ii/
Link: https://pangolinminer.com/product/m3x-stocked-batch-ii/
April 14, 2018, 06:55:33 PM
(Review/Guide) WhatsMiner M3X 12.0 Th/s, 2100W Bitcoin (SHA-256) ASIC miner
Click to show a high resolution image. Picture copyright (c) WhatsMiner.
1) General information, other items needed
2) Unpacking
3) Overview
4) Installation
5) Configuration
6) Performance test
7) Conclusion
8] How to order
Last updated in: September 23, 2018.
Steemit blogging website:
https://steemit.com/review/@hagssfin/review-guide-whatsminer-m3x-12-0-th-s-2100w-bitcoin-sha-256-asic-miner
Nicely formatted version (April 15, 2018) is available for download here (Mega.nz cloud service):
https://mega.nz/#!5hdBFSZb!vy4Dcf0jl0bCqlJnJEUiPMV88D29ySa1Ct0COLWicpg
1) General information, other items needed (top)
WhatsMiner M3X is a Bitcoin (SHA-256) ASIC miner using 28nm ASIC chip technology, manufactured by Shenzhen Bit Microelectronics Technology Co., Ltd. (headquarters in Shenzhen, China).
They are also known short as MicroBT.
They have an official overseas distribution partnert that is called Team Pangolinminer. This unit was received as an sample unit from Team Pangolinminer for this review. (www.pangolinminer.com) This is a ref. link.
WhatsMiner M3X is a standalone miner with a built-in controller board and you don't need a separate controller unit to run it.
What is new in this miner compared to the previous model (M3), is that this one comes with a 2100W built-in power supply unit.
The power supply unit is called WhatsPower P5.
You need 180-240 V mains voltage to be able to run it,
it won't work in a 110-120V mains voltage system.
This built-in power supply unit design kind of reminds me of the AvalonMiner 761 model,
which was sold in mainland China and South Korea only.
The technology is pretty much the same as in the WhatsMiner M3, but there is a small improvement in the miner performance.
According to the official technical specifications, the nominal hashrate is from 12.0 to 13.0 Th/s with a nominal power consumption of 1800-2100 Watts.
It weights 7.15 kg and outer dimensions are 440mm x 200mm x 300mm.
Technical specifications:
Other items needed:
2) Unpacking (top)
Team Pangolinminer handles their order system fast and smooth, and keeps you updated about your order status.
This miner was sent from Hong Kong in April 9 and it arrived in Finland in April 12.
It took only three working days, so we can see that using DHL or other fast courier service is a great idea for long distance shipping.
The packaging was simply great and robust.
There is a custom carved styrofoam which protects the miner inside a plastic bag from impacts.
There is no extra space inside the cardboard box which is good, because you don't want the goods to move inside the box during shipping.
This packaging design is good, as it makes very little room for possible damages during the shipping.
Inside the cardboard box you can find the miner with the built-in power supply unit and also a C13 to Type I power cord (3x1.5mm2 wiring, good amp rating).
They say that pictures say more than 1000 words, so here we go:
Packaging material. Click to show a high resolution image. Pictures taken by HagssFIN.
3) Overview (top)
Here is a nice set of pictures showing the miner and the built-in power supply unit.
Click to show a high resolution image. Pictures taken by HagssFIN.
Here is also an additional set of pictures taken by the Team Pangolinminer.
Click to show a high resolution image. Picture copyright (c) WhatsMiner / Team Pangolinminer.
4) Installation (top)
The installation process is done in most simple way as possible.
Since there is now a built-in power supply unit, you don't have to install the power supply yourself.
You need to connect the Ethernet cable to your miner and the other end to the router or switch device.
And then you need a good quality C13 power cord which fits into your electrical power socket.
Please make sure that it is able to handle the over 2kW power load '24/7/365'.
The miner network settings is to the DHCP mode as default and it will acquire an IP address automatically.
You can find out the IP address fairly easy by accessing your router configuration page IP address list or by using a specific tool program for it.
Team Pangolinminer also offers an official IP found program called "WhatsMinerTool" at their website.
This way you can use the miner's IP found function and figure out the miner IP address.
WhatsMinerTool User Guide & Software:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1XthbZPFc0S-FvMi9MqpLOJlUaFAc4auW
Knowing the miner IP address makes the next Configuration chapter possible.
If you want, you can also follow these tutorial videos for more help.
WhatsMiner M3X introduction video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86govBilEA0
WhatsMiner M3 tutorial video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-Cj3QckFnI
You can also find support documentation and other downloadable material at the Team Pangolinminer website.
Whatsminer M3 User Guides & Solutions
https://pangolinminer.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001263394-Whatsminer-M3-User-Guides-Solutions
5) Configuration (top)
First you need to go the miner IP address with your web browser.
Then you login to the configuration page.
Username is root and the password is root by default.
Login screen. Click to show a high resolution image.
If your miner default language is set to Chinese, you can easily change it to English.
Setting the language at system properties page. Click to show a high resolution image.
Now it is time to setup mining pool settings.
Go through menus and find the Cgminer configuration page.
Click the drop down list and you are able to setup a custom pool address of your choice.
You can set this miner to mine any SHA-256d algorithm based cryptocurrency in any mining pool of your choice.
Cgminer configuration page. Click to show a high resolution image.
You can put settings for the pool address, username and password for three different pools in a priority order from 1 to 3.
Miner hash board frequency and cooling fan settings are automatic, there is no possibility to have custom settings.
After you have ready with the settings, press 'Save & Apply'.
Then go through menus and click 'Reboot' to reboot the miner.
The startup process for the miner takes a long time as it goes slowly through hash board frequencies,
much like the autotune frequency model S9 miners also do.
So you need patience when you start up this machine and there is no need to be worried even though the numbers seem wrong at first.
After the startup process is ready, it restarts the Cgminer and after that the miner really starts to do the mining work
and you will see it working between 12.0 - 13.0 Th/s hash rate.
Miner status page. Click to show a high resolution image.
There are also pages for the system log and Cgminer API log.
By reading the log texts you are able to see specific details about the miner operation
and this kind of information is really helpful in case you need to do some troubleshooting.
These following screenshot images will demonstrate rest of the pages available in the miner web configuration
and this image set should provide you a good overview on the miner web configuration page.
System log and Cgminer API log. Click to show a high resolution image.
System information and System properties. Click to show a high resolution image.
Administration page and Interfaces page. Click to show a high resolution image.
Processes page and Reboot page. Click to show a high resolution image.
6) Performance test (top)
When all the settings were set properly, it was time to test the miner.
After the miner was ready with the startup process, the hash rate rose quickly to about 12.0 Th/s and stayed at that level.
Here is the miner status page view after 16 hours of mining.
Miner status page. Click to show a high resolution image.
As usual, the power measurement was done with Perel E305EM6-G energy meter.
Technical specs data sheet (.pdf document):
https://www.perel.eu/downloads/22/e305em6e305em6ggbnlfresdptpl.pdf
Perel E305EM6-G. Click to show a high resolution image. Picture taken by HagssFIN.
Power measurement. Click to show a high resolution image. Picture taken by HagssFIN.
A stable result for the power consumption at wall was 2323 W,
when the average hash rate after 16 hours of mining was 12.04 Th/s.
With these results we can calculate the power efficiency at wall.
2323 / 12040 = 0.1929 J per Gh/s.
7) Conclusion (top)
WhatsMiner M3X is a nice piece of gear in the currect Bitcoin ASIC miner hardware market
and their miner design ideas are very competetive with rest of the current generation competitor miners.
The power consumption is quite high and using the 28nm process node technology it is not able to achieve
as good power efficiency numbers as competitors.
I believe that this could be a different story, if they would had a 16nm or smaller process node tech available.
The miner price per hash rate is quite competitive at the moment when you compare it with the market prices.
This machine performed just as advertised, I got 12.04 Th/s hash rate and the nominal rate is between 12.0 and 13.0 Th/s.
Power consumption is high up in the 2kW area, but cooling design does it job properly.
There are big sized heat sinks with high rev cooling fans and the miner doesn't get too hot in normal operating conditions.
This is a very loud miner as most of the modern ASIC miners are, you don't want this in your bed room.
All in all I think that this miner is a nice small upgrade compared to the previous M3 model
and I'm looking forward to see what WhatsMiner has to offer in the future!
I would like to thank Team Pangolinminer and especially Laurent big time for giving this miner as a sample unit
and for the chance for me to give a review for it here at the forum.
If you got any questions you'd like to ask, feel free to drop them in this thread.
I will try to give my best answer.
8] How to order (top)
You can make an order simply by visiting the webshop.
See more details at the official overseas distribution arm Team Pangolinminer website.
Team Pangolinminer
www.pangolinminer.com This is a ref. link.
Click to show a high resolution image. Picture copyright (c) WhatsMiner.
1) General information, other items needed
2) Unpacking
3) Overview
4) Installation
5) Configuration
6) Performance test
7) Conclusion
8] How to order
Last updated in: September 23, 2018.
Steemit blogging website:
https://steemit.com/review/@hagssfin/review-guide-whatsminer-m3x-12-0-th-s-2100w-bitcoin-sha-256-asic-miner
Nicely formatted version (April 15, 2018) is available for download here (Mega.nz cloud service):
https://mega.nz/#!5hdBFSZb!vy4Dcf0jl0bCqlJnJEUiPMV88D29ySa1Ct0COLWicpg
1) General information, other items needed (top)
WhatsMiner M3X is a Bitcoin (SHA-256) ASIC miner using 28nm ASIC chip technology, manufactured by Shenzhen Bit Microelectronics Technology Co., Ltd. (headquarters in Shenzhen, China).
They are also known short as MicroBT.
They have an official overseas distribution partnert that is called Team Pangolinminer. This unit was received as an sample unit from Team Pangolinminer for this review. (www.pangolinminer.com) This is a ref. link.
WhatsMiner M3X is a standalone miner with a built-in controller board and you don't need a separate controller unit to run it.
What is new in this miner compared to the previous model (M3), is that this one comes with a 2100W built-in power supply unit.
The power supply unit is called WhatsPower P5.
You need 180-240 V mains voltage to be able to run it,
it won't work in a 110-120V mains voltage system.
This built-in power supply unit design kind of reminds me of the AvalonMiner 761 model,
which was sold in mainland China and South Korea only.
The technology is pretty much the same as in the WhatsMiner M3, but there is a small improvement in the miner performance.
According to the official technical specifications, the nominal hashrate is from 12.0 to 13.0 Th/s with a nominal power consumption of 1800-2100 Watts.
It weights 7.15 kg and outer dimensions are 440mm x 200mm x 300mm.
Technical specifications:
Code:
WhatsMiner M3X
Hash rate: 12.0 Th/s
Power consumption: 2100W
Power efficiency: 0.175 J / Gh/s
AC voltage input for the power supply: 180 - 240 VAC
DC voltage input for the miner: 12 VDC
ASIC chip type: SMTI 1700 (28nm SHA-256 ASIC chip)
ASIC chip quantity per unit (miner): 189 chips
Number of hash boards per unit: 3 hash boards
Cooling: 2x 120mm x 38mm 12VDC 2.8A fan, model: KZ12038B012X (front and back, in a push-pull configuration).
Weight: 7.15 kg
Dimensions: 440mm x 200mm x 300mm
Hash rate: 12.0 Th/s
Power consumption: 2100W
Power efficiency: 0.175 J / Gh/s
AC voltage input for the power supply: 180 - 240 VAC
DC voltage input for the miner: 12 VDC
ASIC chip type: SMTI 1700 (28nm SHA-256 ASIC chip)
ASIC chip quantity per unit (miner): 189 chips
Number of hash boards per unit: 3 hash boards
Cooling: 2x 120mm x 38mm 12VDC 2.8A fan, model: KZ12038B012X (front and back, in a push-pull configuration).
Weight: 7.15 kg
Dimensions: 440mm x 200mm x 300mm
Other items needed:
- C13 power cord suitable to your country's electrical socket. Make sure that it is a good quality one and able to handle the over 2kW load
- Ethernet cable to go to your router/switch
- Computer to set initial pool and configuration settings.
2) Unpacking (top)
Team Pangolinminer handles their order system fast and smooth, and keeps you updated about your order status.
This miner was sent from Hong Kong in April 9 and it arrived in Finland in April 12.
It took only three working days, so we can see that using DHL or other fast courier service is a great idea for long distance shipping.
The packaging was simply great and robust.
There is a custom carved styrofoam which protects the miner inside a plastic bag from impacts.
There is no extra space inside the cardboard box which is good, because you don't want the goods to move inside the box during shipping.
This packaging design is good, as it makes very little room for possible damages during the shipping.
Inside the cardboard box you can find the miner with the built-in power supply unit and also a C13 to Type I power cord (3x1.5mm2 wiring, good amp rating).
They say that pictures say more than 1000 words, so here we go:
Packaging material. Click to show a high resolution image. Pictures taken by HagssFIN.
3) Overview (top)
Here is a nice set of pictures showing the miner and the built-in power supply unit.
Click to show a high resolution image. Pictures taken by HagssFIN.
Here is also an additional set of pictures taken by the Team Pangolinminer.
Click to show a high resolution image. Picture copyright (c) WhatsMiner / Team Pangolinminer.
4) Installation (top)
The installation process is done in most simple way as possible.
Since there is now a built-in power supply unit, you don't have to install the power supply yourself.
You need to connect the Ethernet cable to your miner and the other end to the router or switch device.
And then you need a good quality C13 power cord which fits into your electrical power socket.
Please make sure that it is able to handle the over 2kW power load '24/7/365'.
The miner network settings is to the DHCP mode as default and it will acquire an IP address automatically.
You can find out the IP address fairly easy by accessing your router configuration page IP address list or by using a specific tool program for it.
Team Pangolinminer also offers an official IP found program called "WhatsMinerTool" at their website.
This way you can use the miner's IP found function and figure out the miner IP address.
WhatsMinerTool User Guide & Software:
https://drive.google.com/open?id=1XthbZPFc0S-FvMi9MqpLOJlUaFAc4auW
Knowing the miner IP address makes the next Configuration chapter possible.
If you want, you can also follow these tutorial videos for more help.
WhatsMiner M3X introduction video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=86govBilEA0
WhatsMiner M3 tutorial video
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=e-Cj3QckFnI
You can also find support documentation and other downloadable material at the Team Pangolinminer website.
Whatsminer M3 User Guides & Solutions
https://pangolinminer.zendesk.com/hc/en-us/articles/360001263394-Whatsminer-M3-User-Guides-Solutions
5) Configuration (top)
First you need to go the miner IP address with your web browser.
Then you login to the configuration page.
Username is root and the password is root by default.
Login screen. Click to show a high resolution image.
If your miner default language is set to Chinese, you can easily change it to English.
Setting the language at system properties page. Click to show a high resolution image.
Now it is time to setup mining pool settings.
Go through menus and find the Cgminer configuration page.
Click the drop down list and you are able to setup a custom pool address of your choice.
You can set this miner to mine any SHA-256d algorithm based cryptocurrency in any mining pool of your choice.
Cgminer configuration page. Click to show a high resolution image.
You can put settings for the pool address, username and password for three different pools in a priority order from 1 to 3.
Miner hash board frequency and cooling fan settings are automatic, there is no possibility to have custom settings.
After you have ready with the settings, press 'Save & Apply'.
Then go through menus and click 'Reboot' to reboot the miner.
The startup process for the miner takes a long time as it goes slowly through hash board frequencies,
much like the autotune frequency model S9 miners also do.
So you need patience when you start up this machine and there is no need to be worried even though the numbers seem wrong at first.
After the startup process is ready, it restarts the Cgminer and after that the miner really starts to do the mining work
and you will see it working between 12.0 - 13.0 Th/s hash rate.
Miner status page. Click to show a high resolution image.
There are also pages for the system log and Cgminer API log.
By reading the log texts you are able to see specific details about the miner operation
and this kind of information is really helpful in case you need to do some troubleshooting.
These following screenshot images will demonstrate rest of the pages available in the miner web configuration
and this image set should provide you a good overview on the miner web configuration page.
System log and Cgminer API log. Click to show a high resolution image.
System information and System properties. Click to show a high resolution image.
Administration page and Interfaces page. Click to show a high resolution image.
Processes page and Reboot page. Click to show a high resolution image.
6) Performance test (top)
When all the settings were set properly, it was time to test the miner.
After the miner was ready with the startup process, the hash rate rose quickly to about 12.0 Th/s and stayed at that level.
Here is the miner status page view after 16 hours of mining.
Miner status page. Click to show a high resolution image.
As usual, the power measurement was done with Perel E305EM6-G energy meter.
Technical specs data sheet (.pdf document):
https://www.perel.eu/downloads/22/e305em6e305em6ggbnlfresdptpl.pdf
Perel E305EM6-G. Click to show a high resolution image. Picture taken by HagssFIN.
Power measurement. Click to show a high resolution image. Picture taken by HagssFIN.
A stable result for the power consumption at wall was 2323 W,
when the average hash rate after 16 hours of mining was 12.04 Th/s.
With these results we can calculate the power efficiency at wall.
2323 / 12040 = 0.1929 J per Gh/s.
7) Conclusion (top)
WhatsMiner M3X is a nice piece of gear in the currect Bitcoin ASIC miner hardware market
and their miner design ideas are very competetive with rest of the current generation competitor miners.
The power consumption is quite high and using the 28nm process node technology it is not able to achieve
as good power efficiency numbers as competitors.
I believe that this could be a different story, if they would had a 16nm or smaller process node tech available.
The miner price per hash rate is quite competitive at the moment when you compare it with the market prices.
This machine performed just as advertised, I got 12.04 Th/s hash rate and the nominal rate is between 12.0 and 13.0 Th/s.
Power consumption is high up in the 2kW area, but cooling design does it job properly.
There are big sized heat sinks with high rev cooling fans and the miner doesn't get too hot in normal operating conditions.
This is a very loud miner as most of the modern ASIC miners are, you don't want this in your bed room.
All in all I think that this miner is a nice small upgrade compared to the previous M3 model
and I'm looking forward to see what WhatsMiner has to offer in the future!
I would like to thank Team Pangolinminer and especially Laurent big time for giving this miner as a sample unit
and for the chance for me to give a review for it here at the forum.
If you got any questions you'd like to ask, feel free to drop them in this thread.
I will try to give my best answer.
8] How to order (top)
You can make an order simply by visiting the webshop.
See more details at the official overseas distribution arm Team Pangolinminer website.
Team Pangolinminer
www.pangolinminer.com This is a ref. link.
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