MicroBT Whatsminer M73 hydro-cooled ASIC bitcoin miner — ~470 TH/s at 15.3 J/TH

Brand: MicroBT · Type: ASIC Bitcoin Miner

Whatsminer M73 — 470 TH/s Liquid-Cooled Bitcoin Miner

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The Whatsminer M73 delivers ~470 TH/s on ~7,200W via liquid cooling — the highest raw hashrate in the M70 series, designed for high-density hydro colocation. Note: at ~15.3 J/TH, the M73 is less efficient per terahash than the air-cooled M70S.

Full Specifications

Hashrate

~470 TH/s

Efficiency

~15.3 J/TH

Power Draw

~7,200W

Cooling

Hydro (liquid)

Real-world hashrate varies ±3%; power consumption ±5%. Verify current firmware specifications with MicroBT.

Estimated Daily & Monthly Revenue

Bitcoin mining revenue changes daily based on network difficulty and BTC price. Use our profitability calculator for real-time estimates.

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  • ~470 TH/s hashrate
  • ~7,200W power draw
  • ~15.3 J/TH efficiency
  • Hydro (liquid) cooling
  • Facility-grade power required

Host Your Whatsminer M73 in Texas

The Whatsminer M73 requires liquid-cooled colocation infrastructure. Our Texas facility supports hydro units at $0.07 USD/kWh all-in — 24/7 NOC monitoring, no performance fees.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Is the Whatsminer M73 profitable in 2025?
At ~470 TH/s, the M73 generates significant hash output, but profitability depends on BTC price, network difficulty, and electricity cost. Note that the M73 is less efficient than the air-cooled M70S (15.3 vs 13.5 J/TH), so higher power costs reduce margin more sharply. Use our profitability calculator for real-time estimates.
Can I run the Whatsminer M73 at home?
No. The M73 uses liquid (hydro) cooling and draws ~7,200W. It requires professional colocation infrastructure with a liquid cooling loop, facility-grade electrical service, and dedicated space for cooling hardware. It is not suitable for home or standard air-cooled data centers.
How does the Whatsminer M73 compare to the M70S?
The M73 delivers roughly double the hashrate (~470 vs 226–258 TH/s) but is less efficient per terahash (15.3 vs 13.5 J/TH) and consumes significantly more power (~7,200 vs ~3,140–3,500W). The M73's advantage is raw throughput and density in a hydro environment — not efficiency per watt.
Does Fathom Labs host the Whatsminer M73?
Yes. Our Texas facility is equipped to host hydro-cooled units at $0.07 USD/kWh all-in, with 24/7 NOC monitoring and no performance fees. Contact us to confirm current M73 hosting availability and infrastructure capacity.
What power infrastructure does the Whatsminer M73 require?
The M73 draws ~7,200W and requires facility-grade electrical service and a liquid cooling loop. Standard residential or small commercial power is insufficient. Fathom Labs' Texas facility provides all required infrastructure.
Is this the M73, M73S, or M73S+?
This page covers the base Whatsminer M73 model (~470 TH/s, ~15.3 J/TH, ~7,200W). The M73S and M73S+ are separate higher-tier models with different specifications. Contact us if you are interested in M73S or M73S+ availability.
What warranty does the Whatsminer M73 come with?
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