Blackminer F1 Mini is a new single-chip FPGA miner from Hashaltcoin that supports the same large number of crypto algorithms as their larger multi-chip Blackmienr F1 and Blackminer F1+ FPGA mining devices. The new Blackminer F1 Mini FPGA miner is a great entry level device that comes with a price of $179 USD and is available for pre-order with delivery time set for May 5, 2019. The the first batch of the F1 mini is only 300 units and it comes with no power supply or heatsink in order to reduce the shipping cost, these you need to provide yourself. You need an ATX power supply (6-pin PCI-E), DC 12V 6A or 12V 8A power supply (50W typical power usage) as well as a pretty standard cooler for Intel LGA115X CPU that should be compatible with the design. We have not tested any hardware from Hashaltcoin yet, though the F1 mini does sound like a nice and affordable FPGA miner to try and experiment with before going for any of their larger products…

You can use our invitation code ZLOZLA when ordering a miner from HashAltcoin, should you decide to, in order to get a $100 USD coupon code for your next order (can be used for electricity costs should you decide to get your miner hosted). The invitation code will work for orders of other Blackminer devices as well, regardless if you choose to have the device shipped to you or to have it hosted by HashAltcoin.

Blackminer F1 Mini Supported algorithms:
– lyra2z: 5.1 MH/s
– skeincoin: 420.0 MH/s
– xvg_lyra2rev2: 18.0 MH/s
– phi1612: 26.0 MH/s
– tribus: 244.0 MH/s
– nexus: 210.0 MH/s
– 0xbtc: 1.95 GH/s
– keccakc: 2.18 GH/s
– keccakd: 2.18 GH/s
– amoveo: 4.59 Gh/s
– veriblock: 1.0 GH/s
– verus2: 22.8 MH/s
– bcd: 15.4 MH/s
– lyra2rev3: 20.0 MH/s

– For more information about the upcoming Hashaltcoin Blackminer F1 Mini FPGA miner…

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