HS6-SE vs WhatsMiner M50

Today in the battle we have HS6-SE from Goldshell against competitor MicroBT's WhatsMiner M50. Different algorithms (Handshake vs SHA-256) mean different strategies: HS6-SE mines Handshake, while WhatsMiner M50 is focused on Bitcoin Cash. The HS6-SE device has a single available configuration — 3.7Th The MicroBT WhatsMiner M50 lineup includes 8 modifications: starting performance is 110Th, while top solutions reach 124Th. Model HS6-SE 3.7Th has a power consumption of 3399.93 Watts, while WhatsMiner M50 124Th consumes 3596 Watts. Both miners use air cooling, which requires good room ventilation. Unfortunately, HS6-SE is currently not available either in stock or on order. Please try looking at other models. Compare 14 offers for MicroBT WhatsMiner M50 from verified suppliers. Right now, the 110Th configuration can be purchased at the minimum price of 11700 RUB.