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NerdQaxe++

NerdQaxe++ is a 4.8 Th/s multi-chip Bitcoin home miner that consumes ~80 watts.
It provides the same hash power as the Antminer S7 (released in 2015 with 135 chips) while using only four chips.

Hashpower

NerdQaxe++ is powered by four BM1370 chips from the Antminer S21 Pro, S21+, and S21+ Hydro—some of the most efficient miners in the industry—delivering a total hash rate of approximately 4.8 TH/s. At an energy price of $0.20 per kWh, it will cost ~$11.5 per month in electricity.

Display

The NerdQaxe++ features a LILYGO T-Display S3, a 1.9-inch LCD color screen with two programmable buttons.
Monitor your hash rate, Bitcoin price, ASIC temperature, power usage, efficiency, and more.

Software

With the AxeOS panel, you can monitor all devices (‘swarm’) running AxeOS, including NerdQaxe++ miners.

Cooling

NerdQaxe++ follows standard computer mounting hole patterns for Intel and AMD processors.
It includes a Thermalright AXP90 X36 Low Profile cooler, but you can explore various modification possibilities.

Technical Specifications

• ASIC Chip: BM1370 (from Antminer S21 Pro)
• Hashrate: ~4.8 TH/s
• Power Consumption: ~80W
• Connectivity: Wi-Fi for connectivity, USB-C for optional data access & debugging
• Display: 1.9-inch LILYGO T-Display S3 LCD color screen
• Cooling: Thermalright AXP90 X36 Low Profile cooler
• Firmware: Open-source AxeOS with web-based GUI
  

What's Included

• NerdQaxe++ miner: Fully assembled and tested
• Black powder coated aluminium stand
• Power Supply: 12V 10A high-quality power supply. US / EU / UK / AU / CH plug available

Ideal For

• Bitcoin Enthusiasts: Individuals interested in participating in the Bitcoin network through solo mining or small-scale operations.
• Developers and Educators: Those looking to explore and teach the mechanics of Bitcoin mining.
• Supporters of Decentralization: Users who value open-source projects and wish to contribute to the decentralization of Bitcoin mining.

What’s the difference between NerdQaxe++ and Bitaxe?
Bitaxe is using one color OLED display and has ESP32 chip on the board;
Nerdaxe and Nerdminer are using Lilygo T-Display-S3 LCD display which has a built-in ESP32 chip.

What the ‘++’ means?
It symbolizes the use of Bitmain BM1370 chips instead BM1368 chips used in NerdQaxe+

Is this miner an open-source product?

Yes, see the NerdQaxe++ source information here.