MicroBT WhatsMiner M73S+
Quick answer
The MicroBT WhatsMiner M73S+ is a Bitcoin miner rated about 540-600 TH/s at roughly 7,200 W (about 12.5 J/TH).
Latest Generation Hardware
This is a newer generation of mining hardware using recent ASIC chip technology. Compare efficiency, hashrate, and power draw against older generations before choosing a deployment plan.
Lower J/TH means lower electricity cost per unit of hashrate. Compare efficiency alongside purchase cost, noise, voltage, firmware support, and current network difficulty.
Full Specifications
| Model | MicroBT WhatsMiner M73S+ |
|---|---|
| Model Number | WhatsMiner M73S+ |
| Manufacturer | MicroBT |
| Algorithm | SHA-256 |
| Hashrate | 540-600 TH/s |
| Power Consumption | 7,200 W |
| Efficiency | 12.5 J/TH |
| Voltage Range | AC 380-480 V |
| Operating Temperature | 25-55 C inlet, normal mode |
| Dimensions | 663 x 482.6 x 86 mm |
| Weight | 29.5 kg net |
The current WhatsMiner M73S+ product manual specifies a hydro-cooled family rated at 540-600 TH/s +/-10% and 12.5 J/T +/-5%. It documents 7,200 W +/-10% in normal mode and 10,000 W +/-10% in high-performance mode. These are distinct operating modes, not interchangeable headline values.
The manual lists a 663 x 482.6 x 86 mm enclosure including handles, 29.5 kg net weight, AC 380-480 V input, a custom power connection rated at 16 A or higher, Ethernet networking, and approximately 1 L of coolant per server.
For the liquid loop, the manufacturer specifies at least 10 L/min rated flow, pressure no higher than 400 kPa, and inlet temperature of 25-55 C in normal mode or 25-45 C in high-performance mode. It calls for pure or distilled water with the specified corrosion inhibitor and antifreeze selected for the required freezing point. This is industrial liquid-cooled equipment; loop engineering and electrical work require qualified design.
Firmware and recovery
This model and cooling class do not identify its firmware or recovery media. Record the raw reported platform, complete displayed type, installed version, cooling class, and symptom first. If any record conflicts or is unavailable, do not select a package. Public M7x recovery scope is unresolved; do not infer recovery media from a model name, cooling type, reported family, or unified updater coverage.
- Confirm this miner’s platform before firmware or recovery.
- Only after the identifier returns a resolved, non-conflicting record, review official firmware and recovery scope.
- Unknown or conflicting platform, no boot, electrical, thermal, liquid, or cooling-flow symptoms require diagnosis: request WhatsMiner diagnosis.
The current WhatsMiner manual directory distinguishes this model from adjacent hydro families.
Primary source: manufacturer M73S+ product manual, listed in the official product-manual catalog. Manual dated December 2025; catalog record reviewed August 27, 2026.