The JASMINER X44-P delivers 23.4 GH/s on the EtHash algorithm at roughly 0.1 J/MH efficiency — among the most power-efficient Ethereum Classic miners available, and a genuine step up from JASMINER’s earlier X16 series for operators who’ve outgrown entry-level hardware.
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Hashrate | 23.4 GH/s |
| Power Consumption | ~2,340–2,550W |
| Efficiency | ~0.1 J/MH |
| Algorithm | EtHash / Etchash |
| Mineable Coins | Ethereum Classic (ETC), EthereumPoW (ETHW), Octaspace (OCTA) |
| Cooling | Air-cooled |
| Noise Level | ~70dB |
| Power Requirement | 220V |
| Dimensions | ~212 × 300 × 374 mm |
| Weight | ~14–16 kg |
| Released | July 2025 |
Why the X44-P Stands Out From the X16 Series
If you’ve compared JASMINER’s X16-P and X16-Q, the X44-P is built for operators who need meaningfully more hashrate per unit — 23.4 GH/s versus the X16-P’s 5.8 GH/s — while holding onto JASMINER’s core efficiency advantage over louder, less efficient competitors in the same power class. It’s a genuine mid-to-large-scale option, not just an incremental spec bump.
What This Actually Costs to Run — Calculate It Yourself
You’ll find plenty of listings quoting a fixed daily profit number for this miner. Be skeptical of any of them, including ones that look recent — we found at least one major seller currently displaying “$21.81/day” sourced from July-October 2025 pricing data, presented without any indication that it’s over a year stale by the time you’re reading it. ETC price and EtHash network difficulty both shift constantly, so a static number from any point in time will drift from reality.
Here’s the real formula:
Daily electricity cost = (2.55 kW × 24 hours) × your $/kWh rate
At different rate tiers:
- At $0.045/kWh: $2.75/day
- At $0.10/kWh (common US commercial rate): $6.12/day
- At $0.18/kWh (US residential average): $11.02/day
Pair this against current ETC/ETHW mining revenue from a live calculator like WhatToMine or ASICMinerValue – not a number quoted in any product listing, including this one — for an accurate picture of your actual margin today.
Who the X44-P Is Actually For
- Operators with electricity costs at or below commercial rates, given the ~2,340-2,550W draw
- Miners specifically targeting ETC, ETHW, or OCTA who want more throughput than entry-level EtHash hardware offers
- Setups with proper 220V circuits and adequate ventilation — this is not a quiet, drop-in-anywhere home unit at 70dB
It’s a poor fit for noise-sensitive environments or anyone without confirmed access to sub-$0.10/kWh power, since the efficiency advantage narrows quickly at higher rates.
FAQ
What coins can the JASMINER X44-P mine?
Ethereum Classic (ETC), EthereumPoW (ETHW), and Octaspace (OCTA) — all EtHash-family coins. Current profitability across these varies and should be checked live before purchase.
How much power does the JASMINER X44-P use?
Approximately 2,340–2,550W, requiring a 220V power supply.
How loud is the JASMINER X44-P?
Approximately 70dB — suitable for a garage, dedicated mining space, or hosted facility, not a home living area.
Is the JASMINER X44-P still profitable in 2026?
It depends entirely on your electricity rate and current ETC/ETHW/OCTA market conditions at the time of purchase — run the numbers yourself using a live calculator rather than relying on any published profit figure, including ones on this page.





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