Bitfury B8
−$6.97
Daily profit
$1.79
Income / dayat today's BTC price and difficulty
−$8.76
Electricity / day153.6 kWh a day · $0.057/kWh
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Best price
Income vs electricity · Mines BTC · 49.0 TH/s · 6,400 W · SHA-256
| Income | Electricity | Profit | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Day | $1.79 | −$8.76 | −$6.97 |
| Week | $12.51 | −$61.29 | −$48.77 |
| Month | $53.63 | −$262.66 | −$209.03 |
| Year | $652.45 | −$3,196 | −$2,543 |
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Specifications
ManufacturerBitfury
ModelBitfury B8
ReleaseDec 2017
AlgorithmSHA-256
Hashrate49.0 TH/s
Power6,400 W
Efficiency130.6 J/TH
Noise85 dB
Size440 × 270 × 650 mm
Weight37.0 kg
InterfaceEthernet
Temperature-10–40 °C
Humidity5–95 %
Mineable coins
BCH
BSV
BTC
FB
NMC
PPC
QUAI
XECAbout this miner
The Bitfury B8 is an ASIC miner by Bitfury for the SHA-256 algorithm, rated at 49.0 TH/s on 6,400 W. It came out in December 2017. At 130.6 J/TH it uses 401% more power per hash than the median SHA-256 miner we track (26.1 J/TH). At $0.057/kWh its power costs more than it earns mining BTC (−$6.97 a day), so it only pays with cheaper electricity. No store lists it on AsicProfit at the moment. At 85 dB it belongs in a dedicated mining site or hosting facility.
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