I used a S19J Pro for the guide above but I wouldn’t recommend using that model instead use a S19XP which will achieve better efficiency and is only a 100 to 200 more for a used one. Came a long from having 10 Gammas to switching using DIY methods with old hardware🤣 Hope the guide helps someone and hopefully more people can come up with mods to help improve the design and push it even more🙏
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
Well... any advice would be helpful. error rate is at 99%-100% i tried changing the frequency from stock, to over clocked, i updated the software from 2.13 to 2.12 to back to 2.13 & nothing still all errors.
Any feedback is much appreciated.
Well that was fun but not die there
Hola. Actualmente tengo un nerdqaxe++ rev 6.1.2 the p.mining y me gustaría saber dos cosas…ya que soy muy novato en esto.
Se puede automatizar la frecuencia y el voltaje según la hora del día? Es decir que vaya a una frecuencia más alta que por la noche?
El hacer esto, puede ser negativo en cuanto al hardware según refiere? Es decir es mejor manejar una única frecuencia o se puede cambiar todos los días?
Muchas gracias a la comunidad?
First time buyer here. So many options out there and I'm worried about getting a bad unit. What do you guys recommend? Also if they do payments that would be a nice to have. thank you!
Can't I just point my and my associates' Bitaxes/ASICS to our single Knots node to provide the template?
Isn't DATUM superfluous?
(p.s. I'm a confused noobie)
>DATUM enables individuals to validate the network on their own, run their own nodes, and mine their own blocks, all while sharing in the rewards of the pool. This decentralized approach reduces risk and variance for miners while empowering them to construct the blocks they want—making DATUM a key player in the future of Bitcoin mining.
I'm the only one can run the 602 at 525mhz with just 1.050v?
I find it really cool and silent for 24/24 use.
My hardware error is under 1%, usually around 0.60%.
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Hashrate: 1.07Th/s
Efficiency: 13.45 J/Th
Power: 14.3w
ASIC TEMP: 59
Voltage Regulator TEMP: 62
Fan: 25/30% 2500/3000 RPM
I have 3 nerdqaxe 6.1’s pointed at public-pool.io and none of them show ping or loss. It just says n/a. Is this normal? Any other pool I’ve used always shows this.
So I’ve got three 601s an 801 qaxe and a titan so I understand pools and what not, but as of a few days ago I have one gamma that will only use the fall back pool even if it’s the same as primary. Tried updating firmware and axe os, unplugging it, restarting it I’m at a loss
Has anyone purchased a Bitaxe from Power Mining?
I’ve really enjoyed learning about this so far. I like the lottery idea, but I’m mostly in it for the educational process.
I did notice that when I had it first running, it was on the default pool and settings from the manufacturer. I wish I had paid closer attention to those settings before switching to ck pool. It had climbed to a difficulty of 1.1T or something like that within the first day or two. I know that isn’t much, but it currently still seems much lower than anything I’ve gotten since switching pools.
Does anyone else have any input on the default Power Mining pool vs ck pool? I feel like it almost doesn’t matter, but I’m just curious.
PS I know it’s a little dusty. I just got done moving. When I get settled in, I’m going to power it down and clean it.
PSS, I’m not at many shares yet because I had to move and power down
Thanks for reading - and good luck to all. I’ve enjoyed reading some of the other mining posts 🍀
My nerdqaxe++ has been working fine for about 9 months and after the latest FW update, I woke to find a blank screen with the PSU blue light flashing and the fan just jolting.
I’ve tried 3 other PSUs, disconnected the fan.
No signs of overheating, it’s always been left on stock settings.
Is it this fuse that needs replacing - can it be bought online? Any other way of figuring out what’s gone wrong?
I was messing around with the axeOS firmware for a bluax (since they run at 15v instead of 5v) and my coding agent made this “best share difficulty” scoreboard. Would this be something people are interested in seeing?
Hey fellow miners! ⛏️
I've been running my Bitaxe Gamma on Solo.ckpool, but I found the default pool dashboard a bit too static. I really wanted to see my live difficulty spikes and hashrate trends without refreshing the page constantly.
Since ckpool blocks direct websocket connections for personal trackers, I built a custom, self-contained HTML dashboard that bypasses this and auto-syncs every 5 seconds. I wanted to share it with the community here!
✨ Key Features:
100% Client-Side: Just one .html file. No server or installation needed.
Live Auto-Sync (5s): Automatically pulls data from ckpool without refreshing.
Difficulty Spikes Chart: Visualizes your individual share difficulty submissions in real-time.
Hashrate History Chart: Tracks your 5-minute hashrate trends.
Local Storage: Securely saves your wallet address and your "All-Time Best Share" locally on your browser.
Mobile Optimized: Looks great on phones and dark-mode friendly.
🛠️ How to Use (Takes 1 minute):
Copy the source code from my link below (or the code block).
Open a text editor (Notepad, etc.) and paste the code.
Save the file as tracker.html.
Double-click to open it in any web browser (Chrome, Safari, etc.).
Enter your Bitcoin Wallet Address and hit "Save".
💡 Pro-Tip for Mobile Users: Open the .html file on your phone's browser and select "Add to Home Screen". It will work just like a native app!
https://github.com/0nomicode0/solo-ckpool-monitor
I built this with some help from Gemini to get the UI just right. Hope this helps my fellow solo miners track their setup more enjoyably. Let me know if you hit any massive blocks! Happy mining! 🚀
Just debating on Best pool. I like the interface and such for viabtc but solock seems to find way more blocks. Should I just stay locked in on via or try solo ck?
If given the opportunity to purchase a bitaxe, nerdaxe, or any other device that alerted you from a distance, of a block found by changing the RGB fan color to gold or something, would that be a (edit) good option or terrible idea? The price to implement is negligible, in the grand scheme of things.
I got a large-screen version of the Nerd Octaxe. It looks way more exaggerated in person than in the photos. Does anyone actually like this design?
In the hunt for more hashrate I found I was limited to 800mhz on my nqa++, did some research and came across https://github.com/shufps
After a couple of cock ups compiling I managed to compile for the correct chip (BM1370) with my own custom voltages and frequencies. I'm posting this because it has improved my temps, power draw and hashrate!
I'm not sure if the flasher on your miners page uses a generic file or if shufps has just absolutely nailed it, either way if you are a tinkerer I'd highly recommend doing it.
Just waiting on a bigger fuse now so I can go beyond 12a and see what it can pull