| Model | T3 | T3+ | T3+PRO |
| Crypto Algorithm | SHA256 | SHA256 | SHA256 |
| Hashrate | 43TH/S（0%～+10%） | 57TH/S（0%～+10%） | 67TH/S（0%～+10%） |
| Power on wall @25°C | 2100W（0%～+10%） | 3300W（0%～+10%） | 3300W（0%～+10%） |
| Miner Size (Length*Width*Height, w/o package),mm(2-1) | 430×141×220mm | 266×1203×278mm | 338×307×293mm |
| Net weight, kg(2-2) | 10kg | 10.38kg | 13.54kg |
| Environment Requirements | 0℃~40℃ | 0℃~40℃ | 0℃~40℃ |
Since 2021, Innosilicon has focused on producing the ETH ASIC miner series, and no new generation of BTC ASIC miner has appeared since the T3 series. So all Innosilicon BTC ASIC miners on the market are all used. Innosilicon T3/T3+/T3+PRO hashrate level equivalent to antminer T17/T17E/T17+, antminer S17/S17E/S17+, whatsminer M21S, whatsminer M20S. So which of these models is the most stable? According to my experience, the performance and stability of M20S and M21S are definitely the best. t3 series miners are relatively less heat resistant due to their older age. And because the antminer 17 series was produced when bitmain had internal conflicts, quality control is not good, resulting in a large number of low-performance 17 series miners into the market, mainly in the hashboard heat sink off, hashrate does not reach the appropriate standard.