Avalon Q vs AE Max II

Today in the battle we have Avalon Q from Canaan against competitor Goldshell's AE Max II. Different algorithms (SHA-256 vs zkSNARK) mean different strategies: Avalon Q mines Bitcoin, Fractal Bitcoin, while AE Max II is focused on ALEO. Model Canaan Avalon Q is presented exclusively in a configuration with 90Th, other power options are not provided for this series. Goldshell AE Max II is released in a single version with 540Mh. Model Avalon Q 90Th has a power consumption of 1674 Watts, while AE Max II 540Mh consumes 3200.04 Watts. Both miners use air cooling, which requires good room ventilation. 7 ads found for Canaan Avalon Q. The current cost for 90Th power is from 1035 USDT. Both new and used devices are available. Offers for Goldshell AE Max II are temporarily unavailable, but our catalog contains many other profitable models.