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WhatsMiner M-Series Models by Generation and Cooling Type

Compare named M-series models using the manufacturer’s current product-manual catalog. This directory helps narrow a family; it does not confirm the control board inside a specific unit or select firmware or recovery media.

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Directory boundary

A model name does not guarantee one control-board platform. Use the platform identifier before any firmware, recovery-media or replacement-board decision.

Manufacturer manual catalog snapshot

Current documented M-Series models

50 manual records, reviewed August 27, 2026. Catalog presence means a manufacturer product manual is listed; it does not establish firmware compatibility or parts fitment.

Check the live manufacturer catalog →

Why this directory is intentionally limited

Each record above preserves values supplied by the current manufacturer manual catalog: model name, cooling category and catalog date. The M5x, M6x and M7x generation groups are editorial shorthand derived from the leading model number. Hashrate, power and efficiency vary by rated SKU or range and belong on the exact model profile or manual—not on a guessed family row.

  • Manufacturer-published: catalog model, cooling category and listing date.
  • D-Central profile: a separate, reviewable record for an exact SKU when available.
  • Not inferred here: platform, board revision, processor, ASIC lineage, chip count, PSU, recovery media or firmware branch.

Snapshot sources: manufacturer product-manual catalog and its public catalog API.

Legacy models and existing model profiles

The current manufacturer manual catalog emphasizes newer models. These D-Central profiles remain separate references; their presence does not mean the current manual catalog lists them.

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From model family to a safe next step

WhatsMiner M-Series questions

What does an M-Series suffix mean?

A suffix identifies a named product variant, but its meaning and rated specification must be read from that exact manufacturer manual. Do not treat a nearby suffix as interchangeable.

Does a model name identify the control board inside my miner?

No. Manufacturer recovery scopes overlap across model families. Read the platform and control-board values from the physical miner before firmware, recovery or board replacement.

Why are detailed technical fields omitted here?

The previous directory mixed published specifications, bench observations and inference in the same rows. This page now keeps only fields supported by the current manufacturer manual catalog.

Which M-Series models use air, hydro or immersion cooling?

Use the cooling filter above. Each category comes from the manufacturer catalog record, not from a model-number convention.

Where can I confirm a specific unit before firmware or recovery?

Use the WhatsMiner platform identifier to reconcile the reported platform, model and any safely visible board marking, then continue to the firmware guide.

Where can I find full specifications for one model?

Open the D-Central model profile when one is linked, or use the current manufacturer product-manual catalog for the exact named variant.

Related products, repair, and setup paths

Last reviewed August 27, 2026.