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Silver 3U rackmount miner with two front fans and Ethernet port

bitmain

bitmain X16-Q 1950MH 630W 8Gb mining hardware

SKU CH-1MYB-P3BGR MPN X16-Q

A 3U rack miner delivering 1950 MH/s at 630 W with 8 GB memory and 40 dB noise

  • High throughput for efficient mining with 1950 MH/s performance
  • Low power draw of 630W reduces electricity costs per hash
  • Quiet operation at 40 dB suits office or home environments
  • Compact 3U rackmount form factor fits standard server cabinets
  • 8 GB onboard memory supports memory-intensive algorithms

Purpose-built mining server

The bitmain X16-Q is a 3U rackmount unit designed for Etchash and Ethash algorithms. It delivers a quoted 1950 MH/s while drawing 630 W and includes 8 Gb of onboard memory. The chassis measures 360 x 482 x 134 mm and weighs 10000 g.

Upgrade from GPU rigs

This appliance replaces multi-GPU builds that run hotter and louder at similar hash rates. The jump is worth it when electricity cost per megahash matters more than upfront flexibility and when a single Ethernet uplink simplifies farm management.

Rackmount installation

Two integrated fans keep noise at 40 dB within the 5 to 40 °C operating window. Mount the 3U chassis in a standard rack, connect power and Ethernet, then configure the pool through the web UI. Ensure humidity stays below 95 % and that airflow matches the front-to-rear design.

How it compares

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Price $1,051.99
Pricier than about 64% of the 566 comparable items (median $792.99).

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Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

Will this unit fit in a standard 19-inch rack?

The chassis is 482 mm wide, 360 mm deep and 134 mm high, matching a 3U rack footprint.

What power infrastructure is required to run the miner continuously?

The device draws 630 W and connects via Ethernet; provision a circuit and PDU rated for sustained 630 W load with appropriate connectors.

Is the operating noise suitable for an office or home environment?

At 40 dB with two fans, it is comparable to a quiet office and generally acceptable for non-dedicated spaces.

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