Quick take: ETChash (Ethereum Classic’s mining algorithm) targets a ~13 s block time and a DAG that grows slowly (Thanos/ECIP-1099), extending support for lower-VRAM devices. For quiet home setups, Jasminer and iPollo minis are the usual starting points. (Ethereum Classic)


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Quiet ETChash miners (curated)

Model (link)Typical HashrateTypical PowerComfort note
JASMINER X16-Q~1.95 GH/s (vendor class)~600–630 WKnown for low noise in “quiet” profiles vs many ASICs. (Crypto Miner Bros, Jingle Mining)
iPollo V1 Mini Classic~130 MH/s (Wi-Fi) or 280 MH/s (Plus)~104–270 WTruly “mini”; desk/closet friendly; check VRAM for coin support. (iPollo Store)
JASMINER X44-P~23.4 GH/s~2.3–2.6 kWHigh throughput; placement & power planning required. (ASIC Prices, bt-miners.com)

Note on block timing: ETC targets ~13 seconds per block; difficulty adjusts every block. Your steady-payout strategy (pool + low stales) matters more than “luck streaks.” (Ethereum Classic)


Beginner tips for ETChash at home

  • Noise/heat planning: Even “quiet” servers output hundreds of watts—treat them like space heaters and follow Power & Safety (120V vs 240V).
  • DAG size awareness: ETChash’s DAG grows more slowly than old Ethash, but VRAM still matters—check your device’s memory versus current DAG. Primer: ETC mining docs. (Ethereum Classic)
  • Ethernet where possible: Keep stales <1%; read Wi-Fi vs Ethernet.

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