Bitmain Antminer S19 90Th 3250W mining hardware
SHA-256 ASIC miner delivering 90 Th/s at 3 250 W, 220 V input required
- Delivers 90 Th/s SHA-256 hashrate for high Bitcoin mining throughput
- Draws 3250 W typical power for efficient energy-to-hash ratio
- Compatible with major pools including NiceHash, Poolin and AntPool
- Requires 220 V input voltage to prevent hardware damage
- Free local maintenance and repair service available for ongoing support
Antminer S19 90Th SHA-256 miner
The Bitmain Antminer S19 delivers a maximum hashrate of 90Th/s for SHA-256 algorithm mining. It targets operators who need high-throughput Bitcoin mining hardware with a dedicated power supply included. The unit is built for continuous operation in managed mining environments.
220V input requirement and 3250W draw
This miner requires a 220V supply; incorrect voltage can damage the hardware. Power consumption is rated at 3250W with a ±5% tolerance, so the electrical infrastructure must sustain that load continuously. The supplier title also references a 3105W figure, indicating typical variation under load.
90Th/s headroom and comparative context
At 90Th/s the device sits well above older models such as 64Th, 60Th, 53Th and 14.5Th units, giving clear headroom for current network difficulty. The ±3% hashrate tolerance defines the practical performance window. Operators should plan for the 3250W ceiling when sizing power and cooling capacity.
How it compares
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- Price $951.99
- Pricier than about 59% of the 566 comparable items (median $792.99).
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Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
Should I choose the 90Th/s model or one of the lower hashrate versions like 64Th/s or 53Th/s?
The 90Th/s unit delivers the highest hash rate listed at 90Th/s ±3% with a power draw of 3250W ±5%. Lower models such as 64Th/s or 53Th/s will produce proportionally less Bitcoin per day while still requiring 220V input.
What does the 90Th/s rating mean for daily Bitcoin output in a real mining setup?
At 90Th/s ±3% the miner solves roughly 90 trillion hashes every second. Actual Bitcoin earned depends on network difficulty, pool fees and uptime; the hardware itself maintains this rate continuously when fed stable 220V power.
What input voltage does the S19 90Th/s require and what happens if I use a different supply?
The unit requires 220V input. Supplying a different voltage will probably damage the miner, so the electrical circuit must be verified before installation.
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