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The souped up NerdQX from IxTech just arrived! Here's my initial impressions.
Order a NerdQX here: https://geni.us/NerdQX
Bitaxe Resources:
Purchase a Bitaxe Gamma (1 chip): https://geni.us/BitaxeGamma
Purchase a Bitaxe GT (2 chips): https://geni.us/BitaxeGT
Purchase a NerdQAxe++ (4 chips): https://geni.us/NerdQAxePlusPlus
Purchase a NerdQAxe+ Hydro (4 chips, watercooled): https://geni.us/NerdQAxePPHydro
Purchase a NerdQAxe Octaxe (8 chips): https://geni.us/Octaxe
Home Heaters / Miners:
Canaan Nano 3S (6 TH/s desk heater): https://geni.us/AvalonNano3S
Canaan Mini 3 (40 TH/s room heater): https://geni.us/AvalonMini3
Canaan Avalon Q (90 TH/s room heater): https://geni.us/AvalonQ
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AI Video Summary:
This video provides an initial look at the Nerd QX Bitcoin miner, a high-performance upgrade over the Nerd QX++ that emphasizes thermal efficiency and an "art piece" aesthetic.
Design Overhaul: The Nerd QX moves to a horizontal orientation (unlike the vertical QX++). The XTE version features a sleek all-white design. [00:16]
Upgraded Cooling: To manage the heat from mining and overclocking, the unit features three fans: one for the ASIC chip, one on the back of the unit, and a third specifically for the voltage regulators. [00:35]
Enhanced Power Delivery: The miner utilizes a larger XT60 connector (upgraded from XT30) and is paired with a beefy 20 amp power supply. [00:43, 00:58]
Serviceability: It now includes automotive-style fuses, which are significantly easier for users to replace if they blow compared to previous versions. [00:54]
Initial Performance: In its stock configuration, the unit hashes at approximately 6.3 TH/s. Thanks to the improved cooling, it runs significantly cooler than previous Nerd QX iterations, providing more headroom for future overclocking experiments. [01:04, 01:21]
#Bitcoin #Mining #NerdQX
Order a NerdQX here: https://geni.us/NerdQX
Bitaxe Resources:
Purchase a Bitaxe Gamma (1 chip): https://geni.us/BitaxeGamma
Purchase a Bitaxe GT (2 chips): https://geni.us/BitaxeGT
Purchase a NerdQAxe++ (4 chips): https://geni.us/NerdQAxePlusPlus
Purchase a NerdQAxe+ Hydro (4 chips, watercooled): https://geni.us/NerdQAxePPHydro
Purchase a NerdQAxe Octaxe (8 chips): https://geni.us/Octaxe
Home Heaters / Miners:
Canaan Nano 3S (6 TH/s desk heater): https://geni.us/AvalonNano3S
Canaan Mini 3 (40 TH/s room heater): https://geni.us/AvalonMini3
Canaan Avalon Q (90 TH/s room heater): https://geni.us/AvalonQ
Follow me on Twitter / X: https://x.com/arielbravy
Follow me on Nostr: npub17utemvvg34ev7sue52hc0vzw8577en2pw687hmwm9ygjfpxeaqnq4ekdqc
AI Video Summary:
This video provides an initial look at the Nerd QX Bitcoin miner, a high-performance upgrade over the Nerd QX++ that emphasizes thermal efficiency and an "art piece" aesthetic.
Design Overhaul: The Nerd QX moves to a horizontal orientation (unlike the vertical QX++). The XTE version features a sleek all-white design. [00:16]
Upgraded Cooling: To manage the heat from mining and overclocking, the unit features three fans: one for the ASIC chip, one on the back of the unit, and a third specifically for the voltage regulators. [00:35]
Enhanced Power Delivery: The miner utilizes a larger XT60 connector (upgraded from XT30) and is paired with a beefy 20 amp power supply. [00:43, 00:58]
Serviceability: It now includes automotive-style fuses, which are significantly easier for users to replace if they blow compared to previous versions. [00:54]
Initial Performance: In its stock configuration, the unit hashes at approximately 6.3 TH/s. Thanks to the improved cooling, it runs significantly cooler than previous Nerd QX iterations, providing more headroom for future overclocking experiments. [01:04, 01:21]
#Bitcoin #Mining #NerdQX
