ASIC miners comparison by profitability
$/kWh
| Model | Release | Hashrate | Consumption | Algorithm | Top coin | Profit 24h |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
 Spondoolies SPx36 | Sep 2018 | 540 GH/s | 4400 W | X11 |  Onix ONX | $360.51 |
 FusionSilicon X7+ Miner | Mar 2019 | 320 GH/s | 2000 W | X11 | Onix ONX | $214.51 |
FusionSilicon X7 Miner | Feb 2019 | 262 GH/s | 1420 W | X11 | Onix ONX | $175.94 |
 Bitmain Antminer D5 (119Gh) | Nov 2018 | 119 GH/s | 1566 W | X11 | Onix ONX | $78.59 |
 Obelisk SC1 Immersion | Mar 2019 | 2.2 TH/s | 1600 W | Sia, Blake (2b) |  Sia SC | $35.26 |
 ASICminer Zeon 180K | Sep 2018 | 180 KH/s | 2200 W | Equihash |  Zclassic ZCL | $19.23 |
 MicroBT Whatsminer M10S | Sep 2018 | 55 TH/s | 3500 W | SHA-256 |  Deutsche eMark DEM | $17.58 |
Obelisk SC1 Dual | Mar 2019 | 1.1 TH/s | 900 W | Sia, Blake (2b) | Sia SC | $17.49 |
 Ebang Ebit E11++ | Oct 2018 | 44 TH/s | 1980 W | SHA-256 | Deutsche eMark DEM | $15.24 |
ASICminer 8 Nano 44Th | Oct 2018 | 44 TH/s | 2100 W | SHA-256 | Deutsche eMark DEM | $15.07 |
 Innosilicon T3 43T | Jan 2019 | 43 TH/s | 2100 W | SHA-256 | Deutsche eMark DEM | $14.66 |
FusionSilicon X1 Miner | Jan 2019 | 13 GH/s | 1110 W | Lyra2REv2 |  Straks STAK | $14.08 |
Innosilicon A9+ ZMaster | Jan 2019 | 120 KH/s | 1550 W | Equihash | Zclassic ZCL | $12.70 |
Innosilicon A10 ETHMaster (485Mh) | Sep 2018 | 485 MH/s | 850 W | Ethash |  Ellaism ELLA | $10.53 |
Innosilicon A10 ETHMaster (432Mh) | Sep 2018 | 432 MH/s | 740 W | Ethash | Ellaism ELLA | $9.40 |
Obelisk SC1 | Jun 2018 | 550 GH/s | 500 W | Blake (2b), Sia | Sia SC | $8.67 |
Innosilicon A10 ETHMaster (365Mh) | Sep 2018 | 365 MH/s | 650 W | Ethash | Ellaism ELLA | $7.91 |
 Dayun Zig Z1+ | Oct 2018 | 7.3 GH/s | 1200 W | Lyra2REv2 | Straks STAK | $7.04 |
MicroBT Whatsminer D1 | Nov 2018 | 48 TH/s | 2200 W | Blake (14r) |  Decred DCR | $5.85 |
Bitmain Antminer DR5 (34Th) | Dec 2018 | 34 TH/s | 1800 W | Blake (14r) | Decred DCR | $3.80 |
Bitmain Antminer Z9 | Sep 2018 | 40.8 KH/s | 1150 W | Equihash | Zclassic ZCL | $3.42 |
Bitmain Antminer X3 (220Kh) | May 2018 | 220 KH/s | 465 W | CryptoNight |  Sumokoin SUMO | $1.35 |
Most profitable ASIC miners in 2019
ASIC miner manufacturers wants to make each new device more profitable by increasing the hashrate, reducing power consumption, cost of the device and choosing the most optimal algorithm for mining cryptocurrency.
While metriks like power consumption, cost, and hashrate everything is quite simple to understand there are difficulties with the choice of algorithm. In order to calculate the potential profit of an ASIC miner, you need to look at all the coins that he can mine on this algorithm and select the most profitable one.
This problem solves this table. It displays the potential profit of the device, taking into account the most profitable coin for this ASIC and algorithm.
How to choose an ASIC miner?
In addition to the potential profit that a miner can bring you, it is important to consider the most important parameter — ROI(Return On Investment). Also, when choosing ASIC for buying, you need to pay attention to the following parameters:
- algorithm
- power consumption
- hash-power
- noice
After calculating the ASIC payback (ROI), it is necessary to compare it with the mining on video cards or cloud mining, because this can be more efficient. Read more in the article.