iPollo V1 Series

What the family covers

iPollo's store lists these V1 models, rated at ±10% unless noted:

• V1: 3,600 MH/s on 3,100 W, 314 × 194 × 290 mm, 13 kg
• V1 Classic: 1,550 MH/s on 1,240 W, same size and weight
• V1H: 850–950 MH/s (±5%) on 690–750 W, water-cooled with the power supply built in
• V1 Mini: 300 MH/s on 240 W
• V1 Mini SE / SE Plus: 200 MH/s on 116 W / 400 MH/s on 232 W
• V1 Mini Classic / Classic Plus: 130 MH/s on 104 W / 280 MH/s on 270 W

How the versions differ

The Classic models carry 3.75 GB of memory and are listed for ETC and ZIL only; the others have 6 GB and also cover ETHF, QKC, CLO and POM. Nano Labs' design figures put efficiency between 0.58 W/MH for the V1 Mini SE models and 0.96 W/MH for the V1 Mini Classic Plus, with the V1, which uses 12 Cuckoo 2.0 chips, at 0.86 W/MH.

Announcement

Nano Labs launched the first V1 models, the V1 Mini Classic and its WiFi version, in the first quarter of 2022 and six more in the second quarter. The V1 Mini SE and SE Plus followed in the third quarter of 2022 and the V1H in the third quarter of 2023.

Choosing within the V1 generation

Models in one generation share a chip platform but differ in cooling type, hashrate and efficiency. Start with the cooling type your site supports, then compare efficiency and power draw between the versions listed above. Use the compare checkboxes to put two to four models side by side.