INNOSILICON A9+ ZMASTER (120KSOL/S)

The Innosilicon A9+ ZMaster is an excellent upgrade over the previous series, the Innosilicon A9 ZMaster, which was introduced in June 2018. The previous versions were well-made and of excellent quality, and they are still in high demand. In addition, the prior A9 model was around the size of a home computer. The Innosilicon A9+ ZMaster has a dual construction that makes it look like two miners are glued together.

There are four fans and six hashes included. This miner is around 11kg in weight and is 155 x 250 x 360mm in size. For mining, the ZMaster employs a LAN ethernet connection, and the cables have a buckle design that protects them from wear and strain.

The Innosilicon A9+ ZMaster has a hash rate of 120Ksol/s, which is double that of the previous model, the A9 ZMaster. The input power is 12V and the power consumption is 1550W. One disadvantage of this miner is its noise level, which is at 75 dB, which is slightly higher than the A9. The weight of this miner is 11kg, which isn’t unexpected given its size.

When Innosilicon announced the A9+ ZMaster in 2019, many people assumed it would have less hashing power than the Zeon 180Ksol/s, which had been introduced the year before. Although this is true, the Zeon miner isn’t designed for large-scale mining, but the A9+ ZMaster is. This feature improves the ZMaster’s appeal.

It has a hash rate of 120 H/s, which is equivalent to Equihash mining. Equihash, a hashing algorithm, does not require a lot of hash power. With only a few coins to mine, this unit has a hash rate of 120ksol/s. The miner’s efficiency is 12.917j/Ksol, which is rather impressive. It is not a high-efficiency model because it requires little electricity to mine.