Bitmain E11 claimed 9.0 GH/s lane evidence and electrical boundary
E11 identity and tested two-input architecture are official; this claimed performance bin remains unverified.
Full Specifications
| Model | Bitmain E11 claimed 9.0 GH/s lane evidence and electrical boundary |
|---|---|
| Model Number | E11 claimed 9.0 GH/s lane |
| Manufacturer | Bitmain |
| Status | Lifecycle not independently verified |
E11 claimed 9.0 GH/s lane evidence boundary
Bitmain’s official support records authenticate the E11 model and compatible APW121215b PSU. They do not authenticate either public 9.0 or 9.5 GH/s bin, its stored power, tolerance, memory, DAG limit, physical or acoustic matrix.
The two claimed-bin URLs remain separate pending an exact product sheet, orderable SKU table or nameplate. No redirect or merge is applied.
Official electrical architecture
Regulatory material groups E11 and E9 Pro for testing and states (200–240 VAC, 50/60 Hz, 10 A) × 2, Class I. This means two inputs; it is not one 20 A inlet and does not authenticate cord, plug, PDU or protective-device details. E9/E9 Pro performance, memory, physical and firmware data must not be inherited.
Firmware and compatibility
No exact E11 firmware binary, version, checksum, manual or rollback package was recovered. Exact E11 controller and hashboard provenance are required; never flash E9/E9 Pro firmware based on certification grouping or PSU compatibility.
Algorithm, coin, current compatibility, comparison, ProductModel, acoustics, economics and home-use claims are withheld.