Bitaxe Copperzilla | 1.3 TH/s

Name: Bitaxe Copperzilla | 1.3 TH/s
Brand: Open Source Miners
SKU: OSM-1002
Price: 179.00 EUR
Availability: InStock

Bitaxe with massive solid-copper cooling – cool, quiet and ready for tuning.

Item no.: OSM-1002

179,00 € In stock · ships in 24 h

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Product description

The Bitaxe Copperzilla is an open-source Bitcoin miner for the home with one decisive extra: massive solid-copper cooling. Its single BM1370 ASIC delivers around 1.3 TH/s at just ~15 watts – as economical as a classic Bitaxe, but noticeably cooler and therefore more stable in continuous operation thanks to the Copperzilla cooler. It runs the open AxeOS firmware: you set pool, frequency and voltage yourself and watch hashrate and temperature on the 0.91" OLED and in the web dashboard. No cloud lock-in, no manufacturer account – hardware you truly own.

The solid-copper cooling is exactly what ambitious solo miners look for: more thermal headroom than a standard setup, quieter operation and room for tuning. If you want to squeeze out maximum efficiency (J/TH) or a bit more hashrate, you have the thermal foundation for it from the start. Set up over WiFi in minutes and mining right away. We ship within 24 hours.

What's included

Bitaxe Copperzilla miner
Power supply 5V / 6A (USB-C)
3D-printed stand
Quick start guide

Specifications

ASIC: BM1370 (single)
Hashrate: ~1.3 TH/s
Power draw: ~15 W
Efficiency: ~15 J/TH
Cooling: Copperzilla solid copper + 40 mm PWM fan
Display: 0.91" OLED
Connectivity: 2.4 GHz WiFi
Firmware: AxeOS (open source)
Power: 5V / 6A (30 W) via USB-C

Frequently asked questions about Bitaxe Copperzilla | 1.3 TH/s

How is it different from a standard Bitaxe Gamma?

Same performance (~1.3 TH/s, BM1370 ASIC), but with massive solid-copper cooling: lower temperatures, quieter operation and more headroom for tuning and stable 24/7 runs.

How loud and power-hungry is it?

Around 15 watts – very economical. The copper cooling keeps it cool and therefore quiet, well suited for the living room.

Is it good for solo mining?

Yes, ideal: a single Bitaxe is the classic "lottery miner". You try to find a whole block on your own – the better cooling helps you run stably around the clock.