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Antminer S15 VS T15 profitability comparison

Antminer S15 VS T15 profitability comparison

Bitmain’s ASIC Antminer S15 and T15 use 7nm chips and the SHA256 algorithm for hashing.
Antminer S15 and T15

Antminer S15 and T15 models use two different modes:
· Energy saving
· High performance
In the energy-saving mode, the power consumption of the S15 is only 850W, which is very suitable for use in areas with expensive electricity. On the other hand, the miner power consumption is 1596W under the high-performance model, and the increase in hash rate also compensates for the additional energy consumption.
The only reason you can use ASIC miners in saving mode is to reduce heat and noise.

Antminer S15
S15 Vs. T15 specification comparison:

Model

S15

T15

Algorithm

SHA256

SHA256

Weight

7KG

6.6KG

Size

221 x 175.4 x 278.8 mm

205.15 x 175.4 x 278.8 mm

The hash in performance mode

28 TH/s

23 TH/s

The hash in power saving model

17 TH/s

20 TH/s

Power consumption in performance model

1596 W

1541W

Power consumption in saving model

850 W

1200W

Chip manufacturing technology

7nm

7nm

Chip name

BM1391AE

BM1391AE

Quantity of hash boards

4

3

Quantity of hash chips

288

180

S15 Vs T15 profit comparison:

Estimated Power Cost

Model

S15

T15

Daily Power Cost

$5.36

$4.03

Monthly Power Cost

$160.88

$120.96

Annual Power Cost

$1,957.33

$1,471.68


Estimated Revenue W/O Cost

Model

S15

T15

Daily Revenue

$8.35

$5.96

Monthly Revenue

$250.50

$178.80

Annual Revenue

$3,047.75

$2,175.40


Estimated Profit After Cost

Model

S15

T15

Daily Profit

$2.99

$1.93

Monthly Profit

$89.70

$57.90

Annual Profit

$1,091.35

$704.45

Disclaimer: 
The above income statement is a rough estimate based on known miner data. The actual value may be different from the table value. The above table is only intended to provide insights and ideas for those who wish to purchase this.

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