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Bitmain Antminer K7 58TH/s 3080W (CKB)
Crypto miner delivering 58 TH/s on Eaglesong algorithm at 3080 W power draw
- 58 TH/s hashrate for high mining throughput
- 3080 W power draw for efficient energy use
- Eaglesong algorithm support for CKB mining
- New condition ensures full factory reliability
- First listed March 2023 for current generation hardware
Bitmain Antminer K7 CKB Miner
The Bitmain Antminer K7 is a server barebones unit built for mining the Eaglesong algorithm used by CKB. It delivers a maximum hashrate of 58 TH/s while drawing 3080 W of power. First listed by the manufacturer in March 2023, it ships new as a dedicated mining appliance.
Suits CKB miners with adequate power and cooling
This unit suits operators who mine CKB and can supply 3080 W with proper cooling and electrical infrastructure. It is not for buyers who need a general-purpose server, who lack high-amperage circuits, or who require a different hashing algorithm.
58 TH/s on Eaglesong with 3080 W draw
The miner comfortably handles continuous CKB hashing at 58 TH/s within its 3080 W envelope. Headroom ends when power or cooling capacity is exceeded, when the Eaglesong algorithm changes, or when electricity costs make the fixed power draw uneconomical.
Highlights
- 58 TH/s hashrate for high mining throughput
- 3080 W power draw for efficient energy use
- Eaglesong algorithm support for CKB mining
- New condition ensures full factory reliability
- First listed March 2023 for current generation hardware
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
What power supply capacity must I already have to run the 3080W Antminer K7?
The unit draws 3080W, so the facility must provide a circuit and PDU rated for that continuous load with the correct IEC connector.
Will my existing Eaglesong mining controller work with this 58TH/s model?
The K7 uses the standard Eaglesong algorithm, so any controller or pool software that speaks Stratum for Eaglesong will recognise the 58TH/s hashrate.
How can I confirm the miner is delivering the rated 58TH/s after power-up?
Check the dashboard or pool-side statistics; a stable reading near 58TH/s with power draw around 3080W shows the K7 is operating as specified.
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