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A9++ ZMaster (140 kSol/s)

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A9++ ZMaster bitcoin miner

The A9++ ZMaster (140 kSol/s) is a air-cooled Equihash Zcash ASIC miner from Innosilicon released in May 2019. It runs at 140 kSol/s while drawing 1,550 W. It is more than five years old and no longer competitive; the figures below are kept for reference.

A9++ ZMaster 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$2.31-$2.31
Weekly0.000000 BTC$0.00$16.19-$16.19
Monthly0.000000 BTC$0.00$70.37-$70.37
Yearly0.000000 BTC$0.00$844.29-$844.29

Electricity per bitcoin mined: —.

Where to host the A9++ ZMaster

SiteCoolingRateUptimeCost per BTCProfit per monthAll-in per unitYear 1 return
UAEImmersion6.0¢99.3%-$71
NigeriaAir-cooled3.9¢73.6%-$34
ArgentinaAir-cooled6.0¢98.7%-$70

A9++ ZMaster specifications

SpecificationValue
ManufacturerInnosilicon
ModelA9++ ZMaster
Release dateMay 2019
AlgorithmSHA-256
Hashrate
Power consumption1550 W
Efficiencynull J/TH
CoolingAir-cooled
Weight11 kg (approx.)

A9++ ZMaster FAQ

Can I buy the A9++ ZMaster?

The A9++ ZMaster is outdated. Newer models make Zcash far more cheaply.

What is the hashrate and power consumption of the A9++ ZMaster?

The A9++ ZMaster produces 140 kSol/s of Equihash hashrate and consumes 1,550 W.

What are the dimensions and weight of the A9++ ZMaster?

The A9++ ZMaster measures about n/a and weighs around 11 kg.

Is the A9++ ZMaster air-cooled or hydro-cooled?

The A9++ ZMaster 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 A9++ ZMaster be hosted?

We can host the A9++ ZMaster 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 Zcash it mines goes straight to your own wallet.

When was the A9++ ZMaster released?

Innosilicon announced the A9++ ZMaster in May 2019.

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