Power Mining has just released Revision 6.1.2PM of the NerdQaxe++ — and it is their most refined open-source solo miner yet. Pushing 6 TH/s out of the box, this thing is powered by four BM1370 ASIC chips, overclockable, and somehow still sips just ~100W.
What is New in 6.1.2PM
Compared to Revision 5.1, this update brings real hardware improvements — not just firmware bumps:
- XT30 connector on the back of the PCB for cleaner power wiring
- New fuseholder 3560 for better overcurrent protection
- Updated BM1370 footprint and solder paste stencil — improved voiding during assembly
- Updated CSD95472Q5MC footprint for the power stage
- Added a 2.2Ω resistor in series with the bootstrap capacitor
- Switched to 180nH inductors for better EMI performance
- Updated snubber cap values (C149, C18, C164) — now 6.8nF
- Cleaner silkscreen layout
Full design files and technical documentation are published on GitHub for anyone who wants to build or modify.
Why Solo Mine?
“The miner is fantastic and it is well built. Nice packaging and very good unboxing experience. Software is easy to configure and performances are as good as promised. I suggest this miner if you want to try the Bitcoin lottery!”
— Valerio V., Bitaxe Gamma 1.1 TH/s
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