Hash Rate Conversion Table Hash Rate Unitĭifference between H/s, kH/s, MH/s, GH/s, TH/s, PH/s, EH/s and ZH/sĪll these units such as kH/s, Mh/s, GHs and so on are the common terms used in crypto mining operation. So while converting input the right metric and do not confuse it with other algorithm as you totally get different speeds on them. Whereas Zcash uses Equihash algorithm and its difficult is measured in Sol/s (Solutions per second). For example Ethereum uses Ethash algorithm ( a modified version of Dagger-Hashimoto) and its difficulty is measured in Hashes. Note: The hashing algorithm used by each and every coin varies and so the hashrate is. It is just an example to give a basic idea of this tool. You can convert hashrate of the mining pool and compare it with the results shown in block explorer. Higher the hashrate the quicker you’ll be able to solve a block. You can use the above tool to convert and compare your hash power with the overall network hashrate.

So why convert?įor instance lets say you have an ASIC miner which is capable of delivering 14 TH/s. To convert this value in to TeraHash or PetaHash or GigaHash you can use this tool. To use this calculator just input your mining hardware hashing power and it will automatically convert to all other units.įor example the current network hashrate of Bitcoin is 140 EH/s (Exa hashes per second). With this simple hashrate calculator you can convert Hash to KiloHash to MegaHash to GigaHash to TeraHash to PetaHash to ExaHash to ZettaHash and vice versa. Got your shiny new ASIC miner or just setup a new GPU mining rig? You might be looking for a way to convert your hashpower from one unit to another.

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