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The new GT unit arrived today, and I immediately started testing the first printed adapter prototype with the FFX2 platform.

Seeing the Gamma-based FFX2 architecture physically supporting the GT series for the first time is honestly a huge milestone for the project.

What makes this approach special is that existing FFX2 users will NOT need to buy an entirely new cooling system.

Instead:

✔ One FFX2 platform

✔ One free GT adapter

✔ Support for multiple Bitaxe generations

The adapter system is designed to keep the original philosophy intact:

- preserve the stock front cooling

- improve rear PCB airflow

- support higher stability during overclocking

- stay modular and community-friendly

Fitment is already looking extremely promising 👀

And yes:

the GT adapter files will be released completely FREE to the community for all existing FFX2 users.

If you’ve been waiting to build a GT setup, now might be the perfect time to jump into the FFX2 ecosystem.

More thermal tests and benchmark data coming soon.

— ForgeHash Labs

Over the past few weeks, the FFX2 project has grown much faster than expected, so we’ve started building proper infrastructure around it rather than treating it as just a cooling mod.

Today, we finished the first version of the ForgeHash Labs development list page for:

• FFX2 updates

• GT adapter progress

• thermal benchmarks

• STL releases

• future cooling projects

The goal is to keep everything community-focused and to properly document the development process as the project evolves.

If anyone wants to follow the project more closely or get early access to future updates and releases, you can now join the ForgeHash Labs development list directly on the website.

There’s still a lot to improve, but it’s exciting to see this slowly turning into a real platform around Bitaxe cooling and solo mining experimentation.

Thanks again to everyone supporting the project so far — the feedback from this community has genuinely helped shape the direction of FFX2.

— ForgeHash Labs

This small part is an important step for the FFX2 platform: instead of creating a completely separate version, the goal is to extend compatibility through a modular adapter system.

Same FFX2 airflow concept.

Now evolving toward the GT line.

Still early-stage, but it’s great to finally see the design becoming a real part instead of just CAD on a screen.

Next step: test fitting on the GT hardware and validating airflow alignment 👀

More updates soon.

— ForgeHash Labs