Bitaxe 603 GAMMA – Copperzilla 2.0 Edition (Full Copper)

The new Bitaxe 603 GAMMA – Copperzilla 2.0 Edition sets new standards in home mining! It delivers 1.54 TH/s right out of the box – made in Germany, CE-certified, and equipped with cooling you simply won't find anywhere else. Instead of the standard aluminum heatsink, this 603 Gamma comes with the Copperzilla 2.0 in solid copper – pre-installed, and currently available in this combination exclusively at pleb.style. Copper conducts heat significantly better than aluminum, finally living up to the name "Copperzilla." Ideal for stable mining with maximum thermal headroom!

1. Performance:

• Hash Rate: Preset to 1.54 TH/s (750 MHz / 1250 mV factory tuning)
• ASIC Chip: BM1370 (same as in the Antminer S21 Pro), only brand-new chips used
• Efficiency: 15 J/TH (chip spec from Bitmain)
• Power Consumption: approx. 24–25 W

2. Connectivity:

• Wi-Fi: Built-in module (ESP32-S3)

3. Setup:

• Connect to the miner's Wi-Fi (see display)
• Go to settings and connect the Bitaxe to your Wi-Fi
• Enter a valid Bitcoin wallet address
• Mining starts automatically after the restart

4. Hardware:

• Display: Detachable OLED (plugged, not soldered) for real-time monitoring
• Cooling: Copperzilla 2.0 – solid heatsink made of pure copper
• Power Supply: 41.6W power supply with laser-engraved Bitaxe logo (included)

5. Open Source & Community:

• Open-source design for continued development by the community
• Controlled via the AxeOS web interface

6. Additional Info:

• Stand: 3D-printed Bitaxe mount included
• Exclusivity: The Bitaxe 603 Gamma with pre-installed Copperzilla 2.0 is currently only available at pleb.style

7. Note:

The device's performance and efficiency strongly depend on the ASIC chip's clock frequency. Overclocking without sufficient cooling may damage the device. No warranty is provided for damage caused by overclocking. No warranty is provided for future firmware versions beyond the delivered state either.

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More information at: Bitaxe.org