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Brand new 601 noiseless overheats on default settings

Hey so i just got my brand new bitaxe in the mail.

Fired it up, configured it on the eusolo pool and thought huh why is it not going above 950Th/s so i checked the settings and found out that Freq is at 425(custom) and core voltage is on 1050(custom). Wasn't overheating at this point.

So i thought let's put the freq at default (525) and core on (1150), saved, restart and then it started overheating and then it rebooted and reverted back to the 425 and 1050 setting?

Why is it reverting back automatically? i ordered from cryptoken.nl and specifically the noiseless version with the Noctua cause why not. is this normal or do i have a defective one?

Thanks!

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u/Boomerisin182 — 13 hours ago
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BitOfSin BSV pool – block rewards not being paid out? Anyone else having this issue?

Hi everyone,
I wanted to share an issue we’re currently experiencing with the BitOfSin BSV mining pool and see if anyone here has more information.
A few of us have successfully found BSV blocks while mining on BitOfSin, but the rewards have still not been transferred to our payout wallets.
From what we can see on-chain, the coins appear to still be sitting in the original wallet/address rather than being distributed to the miners who found the blocks.
The important part is that this isn’t happening only to me — other miners are reporting the same situation.
I’m not trying to accuse anyone of anything at this point. I’m posting this because I’d like to understand what’s happening and hopefully get some clarification from the pool operator or from anyone who knows more about how BitOfSin handles BSV payouts.
Has anyone else mining BSV on BitOfSin experienced this?

If needed, I can also provide the block heights and on-chain transactions so we can compare what happened.
Would be great to get some transparency on this.

u/Elmamado — 12 hours ago
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My NerdQaxe++ rev 6.1 stopped working :(

Ok, my NerdQaxe++ rev 6.1 has stopped working. I’ve only had it for 3 months; display is off and the fan is twitching ever so slightly, as if it’s trying to turn (I can also hear a faint clicking sound).

Now, this is probably my fault because I had it running in our cellar as there was no where else in the house I could realistically run it from.

When I cleaned it by blowing on it to remove any dust, there was some dust that blew out, including a couple of small bug wings etc. (I know, please don’t judge me 😬).

So I took it upstairs to clean it properly and also to carry out basic troubleshooting steps.

There‘s power to the adapter (shows a constant blue light, and starts flickering as soon as I connect it to the device).

The fan spins absolutely fine, there’s nothing blocking it.

I removed the display and re-attached it, did the same for the heat-sink. Also swapped out the red fuse looking thing with the spare, which had no effect.

I can pretty much guarantee that the device is actually clean now, so I don’t think it’s a question of any dust or insect wings interfering with anything.

At this stage, ChatGPT seems to think it could be one of the following causes:

  1. Power supply unable to provide current (most likely)

  2. Short caused by debris or an insect

  3. Loose connector

  4. Faulty fan drawing too much current

  5. Board fault

Any kind soul out there who could possibly help me with any next steps, I’d be most grateful.

Many thanks.

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u/Arimor71 — 16 hours ago
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got a question on nerdaxe gamma fans

well i recently started up my nerd axe gamma and it started overheating as i noticed the fan is not blowing or working so i tried plugging it in while it was in the case the board sits in, also tried fiddling with the wires and that did not work so i tried to figure out the connection to the board is bade or something as i am not sure if its the power making the fan not run or the fan its self is bad.

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u/Sea-Instruction4400 — 14 hours ago
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Mine BTC or BCH

I’m currently solo mining on ckpool, but it seems impossible to hit a Btc with a gamma 602, should I try BCH where the difficulty is lower? Or pool mining in a good pool and hope someone hits a block?
I have a esp32 that has been pool mining on HMpool over 100 days, so I can keep continuing from there with my gamma?

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▲ 11 r/BitAxe+1 crossposts

Hello, I'm just starting out in mining. I already own a Bitaxe Gamma 601, and I'd like to know if the Nerdoctaxe 12th is a good model?

u/Due_Parsnip_4868 — 2 days ago
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SolarAxe - Plug and Play Solar Mining

Hello, Bitaxe family. I posted a week or so ago (Meet SolarAxe, All in One Plug and Play Solar Miner : r/BitAxe) to gauge interest in a project I am working on. The response was awesome and I learned a lot about what the community would be interested in. So, thank you!

SolarAxe.co is now live and open to orders. Only 2 versions are currently available, but we are working hard to get the remaining 2 planned products launched, as well as future products planned. Order structure is simple, and safe with Shopify Payment Processing. Currently, orders are done on a reservation system to secure you spot in the production queue and are fully and easily refundable for up to 14 days.

What is SolarAxe? We are a company helping make solar powered mining easy. We currently offer 2 products in our "SolarAxe V-Core" series. V-Core is our 5V power system designed to safely run 5V miners, specifically a Bitaxe 601/602. Simply plug a 100W solar panel using a XT60 adapter into the V-core and plug up to 2 miners into the core. Runtime and extended runtime can be found on the site.

We are excited for this launch and hope our product can help out those who want to skip everything that is needed to setup solar mining.

We know this product is not for everyone, and we know that our products won't work for every miner right at launch. We will be working continuously to add adapter cables for miners that have XT30 or USB-C, as well as adapters for non MC4 solar panels.

Solar Miners Sub Reddit: r/SolarAxe

u/GxNazty — 2 days ago
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Question about pool wallet address vs. personal Bitcoin address with UmbrelOS node setup

I decided to jump in and build my own node for mining with UmbrelOS. It's up and running and synced and everything looks good, but I had a question about the payout address.

In the mining pool dashboard screen, under the "Getting Started" tab, it shows the stratum address and port info. I am using my own IP address as the pool address, and the port shown, and it is working with my miners.

However, I have a question about the "Pool Wallet" address. The Pool Wallet address is NOT the same as my own personal Bitcoin Receive wallet address.

Is the Pool Wallet supposed to be different then my own personal Bitcoin wallet address?

I have my miners connected to the UmbrelOS node using my own personal Bitcoin Wallet Receive address. (mypersonalwalletaddress.minername)

If I hit a block, will the payout go to my own personal bitcoin wallet address, or will it go to the Pool Wallet address? Or does it first route through the Pool Wallet address and then automatically goes to my personal address?

Or do I need to change the Pool Wallet address to my own personal wallet address?

I only mine on my node by myself, I'm not running a pool for other users.

Curious how payouts are routed if you hit a block using this UmbrelOS setup. Or if I need to change anything in that dashboard. Thanks.

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u/Steel-Tempered — 2 days ago
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Bit/NerdQ/Octaxe Hashrate/Difficukty Tracker v8.0

New
Diagnostics page — per-miner, per-operating-point breakdown of pool vs reported hashrate, capture %, effective hashrate, implied vs reported error, and per-setting share reconciliation
stratum reconstruction diagnostics — set_difficulty count, pool difficulty, submits/plotted/dropped, extranonce1 status, recent targets and diffs
Network block timer — time since the last block found network-wide, in the Windows top bar and both fleet cards, counting up live
Fleet pace made per-miner honest — each miner judged against its own work and best, so staggered restarts no longer skew the fleet number
Session-best clearing now restart-corroborated — a firmware best-drop only clears the share list if uptime also reset; glitches keep the list
Session-best events logged to Crash/Restart Reports — reviewable Session Cleared / Best Kept cards instead of watching the live log
Newer firmware support — captures extranonce1 from the mining.subscribe reply, not just the older extranonce_str line; covers old and new firmware
Enlarged green top-bar stats (Shares / HR / Block) matching the card and button green, filling the bar without growing it
Uniform miner-bar button heights and trimmed bar padding on Windows
Linux / Umbrel variant brought current, including a Node port of the N miner diagnostics with a byte-verified self-test

Previous
Remove a miner without losing its history — offline it and re-add the same IP later to reconnect to its data
🧹 Purge Miner — completely wipe a miner from every store (Windows global button + per-miner on mobile)
Per-miner all-time clear — wipe a single miner’s all-time Best Diffs or HR Scores, syncing both ways
Dynamic Governor — auto-adjusts frequency/voltage/fan to hold temperature, VR-temp, and current bands, with dwell/settle timers, 24hr scheduling, and restart-after-adjust
Governor amps band — cap current draw to protect the input connector, not just temperature
VR fan control — set the VR fan’s mode, manual speed, and PID target independently of the ASIC fan
Correct target-temp & min-fan reading across firmwares — no default snap-back; Min-Fan shows only where supported
Multi-sensor temperatures — per-ASIC and per-VR labeling, with per-ASIC hashrate/error stats
Per-panel Y-axis zoom on the hashrate chart to reveal a steady miner’s real variation
Hashrate-only controls (HR / View / Y) appear on the hashrate chart only
Difficulty parsing handles K/M/G/T suffixes
Crash/Restart reports fire once per outage instead of repeating
Notification deck — toasts stack into a tidy, tappable deck
App mode browser launch (no throttling)
Port cleanup on startup
Time range dropdown
Efficiency stat on Windows and mobile
Crash/Restart Reports system
Chart history persists across session resets
Stall detection on mobile
Scripts drag-and-drop reordering with bidirectional sync
Battery saver refresh options
Mobile App Settings restructure
Updated launcher behavior
Tracks target difficulty set by the pool
Tracks session best up to 500 difficulties
Tracks all-time best up to 500 difficulties
AxeOS Scoreboard integration (supports up to 500 entries)
Automatic deduplication of scoreboard entries
Tracks average share time
Live difficulty chart with scroll and zoom
Live hashrate chart
Live temperature chart for all ASICs and VR
Trace back temps 41 hours to see if a miner overheated when it crashed
Full miner settings — frequency, voltage, fan
Full pool settings — primary and fallback stratum
Nameable miners
Custom miner colors
Auto-restart after 5+ minutes with no shares
Max 3 auto-restarts per hour with warning
Stall detection — stats zero out after 30 seconds with no hashing
Block found alert with audio
Total watts display
Total hashrate display
Live power cost calculator ($/day)
Live block finding odds calculator
Scripts engine — automate miner settings based on conditions
Scripts support temperature, hashrate, frequency, time of day, and more
Scripts sync bidirectionally between Windows and iOS
iOS companion app
Customizable theme colors on iOS
Improved mobile viewing
Per-miner temps-only view on iOS
Auto-restart toggle on iOS
In-app notifications on iOS
Block found banner and audio alert on iOS & Windows
Remote access via Tailscale
Launch in preferred browser
Total color control with themes
Stalled miner notification when miner is stuck in power fault, etc.
Accepted share chart dots — green 0–1M, yellow 1M–100M, red 100M+

Requires Windows/Umbrel/Linux for server, then works on iOS/Android via browser app. Instructions in the readme.

Windows
https://github.com/iL3GEND88/Bitaxe-Difficulty-Tracker-/releases

Mac/linux/umbrel
https://github.com/iL3GEND88/Bitaxe-Difficulty-Tracker-Umbrel-Linux/releases/tag/V7.0

u/il3gend — 2 days ago
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Can't get the gosh-darn thing to work after firmware update

Ok, so, I have two 601s-- its important to note these are actually review units sent to me to render an opinion for a major retailer.

The first one was working fine; I updated the firmware to the latest one, (2.14.12) and it never hashed again. Just complained of low voltage (checked the power supply-- nothing wrong). Then it made a loud snapping sound; I assume it's dead forever.

I wrote bitaxe, they weren't unhelpful, but not helpful either. They told me my bitcoin address was wrong, and that's why it wasn't working. :-/ Doesn't explain the snapping sound.

Second one, I confirmed it was working, changed it to my bitcoin address, still worked. Updated to 2.14.12 and once again-- no hash. Nothing at all. It says the power is low, but it's not. I have dozens of power supplies here, and none of them worked. I tried to do a binary search of working firmware, but none of them worked. Not a single one

Can anyone tell me what I might be doing wrong? It seems like the only firmware that works with the thing is whatever it shipped with-- and I don't know what that is, nor how to get updates in that case.

I am *very* technical with both comp-sci and EE degrees. However, I have zero desire to spend days debugging a $45 product.

Can anyone jump me ahead on what I'm doing wrong?

I really don't want to give this product a bad review because I think it's neat, but it appears to be absolute nonsense.

The firmware updates the device itself recommends don't work, and killed the first one.

Please advise,

thank you

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u/error_accessing_user — 3 days ago
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Octaxe 3.1 won’t had and gives overheated vreg warning

Won’t hash it tested psu to board it’s getting 12.3 on my multimeter and 4.95v to the 5v rail warranty job or any solutions ? If I downgrade firmware it won’t show vreg warning but still won’t hash

u/Eggsbenny360 — 4 days ago
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Overclocking Nerdqaxe++ past the 6.5 TH/s...

Morning miners!

Just had a question with the Nerdqaxe++

Did anyone have any luck overclocking it past the 6.5 th/s at 1,200 core voltage?

u/HmAaKkAaMh — 4 days ago
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60 days running nonstop, leave it running or clean and reboot?

Been running for 2 months now, had some crazy hot weather in that time here in the UK and temps have stayed cool in the box

Best difficulty of 7.8gb for the nerd and 1.3gb for the bitaxe

Tempted to just let them keep going

u/Left-Airline5374 — 4 days ago
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Would you use this? I built a tracker that shows the difficulty of every share

I’ve been messing around with solo mining and one thing I wanted was a way to see the actual difficulty of every share my miner submits, instead of only seeing my best share.
So I put together a prototype that sits between the miner and the solo pool and tracks:
Every submitted share and its difficulty
Accepted/rejected shares
Best share
Network difficulty
% of block difficulty
Share history and graph
CSV export
The miner still mines to the normal pool — the tracker just logs the Stratum shares passing through it.
I’ve been testing it with a Canaan Nano 3S. I’m curious whether this is something Bitaxe owners would actually use too.
Would this be useful to you?
And if so, what would you want added? Multiple miners? Alerts for big shares? Phone dashboard? Something else?
This is just a prototype right now. I’m mainly looking for feedback before I spend more time building it.

u/Majestic_Audience_15 — 4 days ago
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People who solo mined dgb or other coins than btc what's your experience?

I am thinking of getting my first bitaxe from china , i want to see how frequently you guys hit blocks on other coins than btc ik it's not worth it like 1$ worth of dgb if u hit a block but it's the learning process, so any experiences? Thanks for sharing your experience

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u/Exotic_Relief9737 — 5 days ago
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Am I crazy or do the NerdQ and NerdOct seem to have a lot of issues?

After just buying a 801, I was wanting to potentially get a board with more chips on them but after doing a lot of digging on here and online, it seems to me that Nerd boards have frequent issues.

Are the new Octaxe and qaxe++ board revisions better? Or are they still suffering from VRM issues? Or is it only an issue with cheap Ali Expres parts?

Should I just abandon hope on multi *bm1370 chip boards and go with several 1/2 chip boards?

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u/Strykr1922 — 5 days ago
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How many different ways to hex are there?

Best I can tell this is the first part of mod 6. I hit close to max sustainable on the first few mods, but it was LOUD so this round I’m going for dead silent. P12 pros on a 38mm radiator should run 🧮slow and easy, bigger noctua chute on the back, hoping for dead quiet with high performance engaged. Last of the parts arrive Wednesday, sneak peek 👀

u/superg7one3 — 4 days ago
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Hop on parasite pool

https://parasite.space/

You guys should hop on, we'll probably hit a block soon. I've been mining this pool for about a month now and I really like the hybrid payout structure where the winner keeps one Bitcoin and everyone else splits the rest. My 2.5 TH/s love it

u/blinkOneEightyBewb — 6 days ago