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Antminer S17 Pro
Antminer S17 Pro is an ASIC miner by Bitmain for the SHA-256 algorithm (BTC, BCH). It was released in 2019.
Rated performance is 53 TH/s at about 2,094 W, an efficiency of 39.5 J/TH. Among the 18 SHA-256 models in our wiki it is one of the less efficient — newer models use less energy per unit of hashrate.
It is air-cooled: loud and producing a lot of heat, so it is best hosted in a data centre or a separate, well-ventilated room.
At 4.32 UAH/kWh it uses about 50.3 kWh per day — roughly 217 UAH a day.
Specifications
- Manufacturer
- Bitmain
- Algorithm
- SHA-256
- Coins
- BTC, BCH
- Hashrate
- 53 TH/s
- Power draw
- 2,094 W
- Efficiency
- 39.5 J/TH
- Year
- 2019
- Cooling
- Air
Efficiency among SHA-256 models
Rank 17 of 18
Profitability today
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Antminer S17 Pro in 2026: is it worth buying?
The S17 Pro was Bitmain's first mass-market miner on 7 nm chips (BM1397). It launched in spring 2019 in 50, 53 and 56 TH/s versions; the most common is 53 TH/s at ~2094 W, about 39.5 J/TH. Inside are three hashboards with 48 chips each, an APW9/APW9+ power supply and four fans; noise is around 82 dB.
Today the S17 Pro is sold used only. It is more than twice as inefficient as current models: the Antminer S19j Pro uses ~30 J/TH and the Antminer S21 ~17.5 J/TH. So the S17 Pro only makes sense with cheap electricity, for heating in winter, or as an inexpensive way to learn mining. Check your tariff in the profitability calculator: at household rates it usually does not pay off.
What to check when buying a used S17 Pro
- Hashboards are the weak spot of the S17 series. Ask for a video of the web interface: all three boards should show 48 chips and similar hashrate.
- Actual hashrate on the pool over several hours, not just at start-up.
- Board temperatures, fan condition, signs of repair or resoldering.
- The APW9/APW9+ PSU included — another PSU may not fit.
- Firmware: custom firmware can lower power draw (underclocking) but may complicate warranty.
SuperAsic can help you choose an S17 Pro or a newer replacement for your budget, and take your old miner through Trade-In and buy-back.
Also searched as: S17Pro, S17 Pro 53T, S17 Pro 50T
Offers in your country
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Frequently asked questions
What is the hashrate of the Antminer S17 Pro?
The Antminer S17 Pro delivers 53 TH/s on the SHA-256 algorithm.
How much power does the Antminer S17 Pro use?
About 2,094 W, roughly 50.3 kWh per day (efficiency 39.5 J/TH).
What can the Antminer S17 Pro mine?
The Antminer S17 Pro runs the SHA-256 algorithm: BTC, BCH.
When was the Antminer S17 Pro released?
It was released in 2019.
How much is a used Antminer S17 Pro?
The price depends on hashboard condition, hashrate and completeness. Ask a SuperAsic manager on Telegram for current price and availability.
Is the S17 Pro profitable in 2026?
At household electricity rates usually not: ~39.5 J/TH is too much for today's network difficulty. It only makes sense with cheap power; see the calculator for an exact estimate.
What is the difference between S17 Pro 50T, 53T and 56T?
It is the same miner in different modes and builds: more hashrate means more power. The most common version is 53 TH/s at ~2094 W.
Data: manufacturer specifications. Descriptions are generated automatically from the specs. ← Wiki