WhatsMiner M10 historical specification record
Manufacturer-sourced M10 historical specifications: 30.0-33.5 TH/s, 2,000-2,300 W, dimensions, weight, fans and working temperature, with prototype tests kept separate.
Quick answer
The WhatsMiner M10 historical specification record is a mining device rated about 30-33.5 TH/s at roughly 2,000 W.
Full Specifications
| Model | WhatsMiner M10 historical specification record |
|---|---|
| Model Number | WhatsMiner M10 |
| Manufacturer | MicroBT |
| Coins Mined | Bitcoin (BTC) |
| Hashrate | 30-33.5 TH/s |
| Power Consumption | 2,000-2,300 W |
| Efficiency | 66.67 J/TH |
| Cooling | air |
| Operating Temperature | -5 C to 40 C |
| Dimensions | 390 x 130 x 220 mm |
| Weight | 8.55 kg net |
| Status | Historical reference |
Historical manufacturer specification: a model-specific manufacturer article publishes an official M10 parameter range of 30.0–33.5 TH/s and 2,000–2,300 W for SHA256, with a 390 × 130 × 220 mm enclosure, 8.55 kg net weight, two fans, and a −5°C to 40°C working-temperature range.
These are dated 2018 launch-era parameters, not a current product-manual or sales listing. The current manufacturer manual catalog and shop contained no M10 entry when checked August 27, 2026; that absence does not prove discontinued, unsupported, or unavailable through every channel.
Official parameters versus engineering test
The same article separately describes an engineering prototype tested at a 34.2 TH/s 24-hour average, about 2,200–2,205 W, 9.6 kg, and 90–94 dB. Those prototype observations are not production nameplate specifications and are not placed in structured profile fields.
The official block prints a 315-piece count without independently naming the ASIC and contains an internally inconsistent 3,200 W power-supply line versus a separately described 2,250 W P10 test supply. Chip count, exact PSU, and input-voltage fields therefore remain blank pending an unambiguous production source.
Firmware and recovery
Historical specifications do not identify a control-board platform or recovery medium. Record the complete displayed miner type, raw platform, installed version, cooling class, and symptom. If any identity record is missing or conflicts, do not select a package.
- Confirm this miner’s platform before firmware or recovery.
- Only after identity is resolved, review the current official firmware and recovery scope.
- For no boot, missing or conflicting identity, or electrical or thermal symptoms, request WhatsMiner diagnosis.
Related historical record
M10S manufacturer launch record · current M-Series manual directory
Primary source: manufacturer M10 official-parameter and engineering-test record, published April 17, 2019 and recounting the September 19, 2018 release. Reviewed August 27, 2026.