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SC5 Pro II (14 TH/s)

To be released · Goldshell · Air-cooled · SHA-256

SC5 Pro II bitcoin miner

The SC5 Pro II (14 TH/s) is a air-cooled Blake2B-Sia Siacoin ASIC miner from Goldshell released in Jan 2026. It runs at 14 TH/s while drawing 3,300 W. It is not shipping yet — create an account to be told when units are available.

SC5 Pro II profitability

As of Sep 19, 2026, hosted in Argentina at 6.0¢/kWh with 98.7% uptime. Bitcoin $80,934.

PeriodBitcoin minedRevenueElectricityProfit
Daily0.000000 BTC$0.00$4.92-$4.92
Weekly0.000000 BTC$0.00$34.47-$34.47
Monthly0.000000 BTC$0.00$149.81-$149.81
Yearly0.000000 BTC$0.00$1,797.53-$1,797.53

Electricity per bitcoin mined: —.

Where to host the SC5 Pro II

SiteCoolingRateUptimeCost per BTCProfit per monthAll-in per unitYear 1 return
UAEImmersion6.0¢99.3%-$151
NigeriaAir-cooled3.9¢73.6%-$73
ArgentinaAir-cooled6.0¢98.7%-$150

SC5 Pro II specifications

SpecificationValue
ManufacturerGoldshell
ModelSC5 Pro II
Release dateJan 2026
AlgorithmSHA-256
Hashrate
Power consumption3300 W
Efficiencynull J/TH
CoolingAir-cooled
Weight13.5 kg (approx.)

SC5 Pro II FAQ

Can I buy the SC5 Pro II?

The SC5 Pro II is to be released. Create an account and we will tell you when units are available.

What is the hashrate and power consumption of the SC5 Pro II?

The SC5 Pro II produces 14 TH/s of Blake2B-Sia hashrate and consumes 3,300 W.

What are the dimensions and weight of the SC5 Pro II?

The SC5 Pro II measures about n/a and weighs around 13.5 kg.

Is the SC5 Pro II air-cooled or hydro-cooled?

The SC5 Pro II is air-cooled with fans. In the UAE we run air-cooled machines in immersion tanks instead, which keeps them cool in desert heat.

Where can the SC5 Pro II be hosted?

We can host the SC5 Pro II in UAE (6.0¢/kWh, 99.3% uptime, immersion), Nigeria (3.9¢/kWh, 73.6% uptime) and Argentina (6.0¢/kWh, 98.7% uptime). The Siacoin it mines goes straight to your own wallet.

When was the SC5 Pro II released?

Goldshell announced the SC5 Pro II in Jan 2026.

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