Antminer S17e (64Th)
| Hashrate | Power | Algorithm |
|---|---|---|
| 64 Th/s | 2880 W | SHA-256 |
Description
Antminer S17e is a miner produced by Bitmain that uses the SHA-256 algorithm with a mining hashrate of 64 Th/s and a consumption of 2880 Watts.
Specifications
| Manufacturer | Bitmain |
|---|---|
| Model | Antminer S17e (64Th) |
| Also known as | Antminer S17e 64TH/s (266-A) |
| Release | November 2019 |
| Size | 175 x 304 x 338mm |
| Weight | 10500g |
| Chip boards | 3 |
| Chip name | BM1397 |
| Chip size | 7nm |
| Chip count | 144 |
| Noise level | 80db |
| Fan(s) | 4 |
| Power | 2880W |
| Voltage | 12V |
| Interface | Ethernet |
| Temperature | 5 - 45 °C |
| Humidity | 5 - 95 % |
Profitability
| Daily | Monthly | Yearly | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Income (Bitcoin) | $3.28 0.0000 BTC |
$98.36 0.0011 BTC |
$1,196.70 0.0129 BTC |
| Electricity | -$6.91 | -$207.36 | -$2,522.88 |
| Profit | -3.63 | -109.00 | -1,326.18 |
Profit 0%
Electricity 100%
Minable Coins
Bitcoin (BTC)
BitcoinCash (BCH)
BitcoinSV (BSV)
Namecoin (NMC)
Ecash (XEC)
Fractal Bitcoin (FB)
Peercoin (PPC)
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Antminer S17e (64Th) generates an approximate daily profit of $-3.63 based on the electricity cost of $0.10 per kWh.
This profit amount is not fixed — it can fluctuate depending on the global hashrate, network difficulty, mined block reward, and cryptocurrency exchange rate.
This profit amount is not fixed — it can fluctuate depending on the global hashrate, network difficulty, mined block reward, and cryptocurrency exchange rate.
Antminer S17e (64Th) has a mining power of 64 Th/s and uses the SHA-256 algorithm.
Yes, Antminer S17e (64Th) consumes approximately 2880W per hour.
Electricity is an important factor in mining profitability, as a high electricity cost can significantly reduce profit. In our case, the Antminer S17e (64Th) consumes approximately $6.91 daily.
The average lifespan is 3–5 years or more, depending on usage intensity, environmental factors (temperature, humidity, dust), and whether proper maintenance is followed.