AFRNDK Bitmain Antminer S19 90TH/s 3250W mining hardware
SHA-256 ASIC miner delivers 90 TH/s at 3250 W with 36 J/TH efficiency, runs on 200–240 V power and connects via RJ45 Ethernet
- Hash rate90TH/S
- Hash algorithmSHA 256
- Supported coinsBitcoin (BTC)
- Miner hardwareASIC
- Operating noise76 dB
- Cooling fans4
- High hashrate for Bitcoin mining backed by 90 ±3% TH/s SHA-256 performance
- Efficient power use at 36 ±5% J/TH reduces electricity cost per terahash
- Stable 220 V operation within 200-240 V range protects hardware from voltage damage
- Quiet 76 dB noise level with four fans suits controlled-environment deployment
- Compact 370×195.5×290 mm barebone fits dense rack layouts for scale
Purpose-built SHA-256 ASIC miner
The AFRNDK Bitmain Antminer S19 delivers a nominal 90 TH/s hashrate for Bitcoin, Bitcoin Cash and Bitcoin SV mining. It draws 3250 W at the wall with a rated efficiency of 36 J/TH, operating on 200–240 V AC input at 47–63 Hz. Four integrated fans produce 76 dB of noise while keeping the unit within its 0–40 °C operating range.
Power and connectivity constraints
The miner requires a 220 V supply; incorrect voltage can damage the hardware. Power tolerance is ±5 % on both consumption and efficiency figures, and hashrate varies by ±3 %. Network access is limited to a single RJ45 Ethernet port running at 10/100 Mbit/s, so upstream bandwidth above 100 Mbit/s cannot be used.
Upgrade path from earlier SHA-256 ASICs
Replacing older SHA-256 machines such as the T19 or S17 series raises hashrate per unit while improving energy efficiency toward the 36 J/TH mark. The jump is worthwhile when electricity cost per kilowatt-hour makes the efficiency gain large enough to offset the higher upfront capital outlay. Operators without 200–240 V infrastructure or adequate cooling for 76 dB noise should not deploy this model.
How it compares
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- Price $874.99
- Pricier than about 55% of the 566 comparable items (median $792.99).
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | BITMAIN |
| Product line | S19 |
| Model name | S19 90T |
| Product type | Mining Barebone System |
| Performance | |
| Hash rate | 90TH/S |
| Hash algorithm | SHA 256 |
| Processor | |
| Miner hardware | ASIC |
| Power | |
| Power draw | 3250 W |
| Compatibility | |
| Supported coins | Bitcoin (BTC) |
| Environment & compliance | |
| Operating noise | 76 dB |
| More details | |
| Cooling fans | 4 |
Questions about this item
Should I pick the 90 TH/s version or a different hashrate model?
The 90 TH/s model delivers 90 ±3% TH/s at 3250 ±5% W, yielding 36 ±5% J/TH efficiency. Lower-hashrate units such as the S17 series run at reduced throughput and different efficiency, while higher-hashrate variants draw more power and require matching cooling.
What does the 90 TH/s rating mean for daily Bitcoin output in a real setup?
At 90 ±3% TH/s and 3250 ±5% W wall power, the miner produces roughly 36 J/TH. Actual BTC earned depends on network difficulty, pool fees, and electricity cost; the hashrate figure sets the upper bound before those variables apply.
Does the RJ45 10/100M port limit mining performance?
The Ethernet link tops out at 100 Mbit/s, which is far above the few Mbit/s needed for stratum traffic, so the interface does not cap hashrate. Ensure the switch and cabling support 100 Mbit/s full duplex for stable connectivity.
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