NerdOctaxe Hydro | 14 TH/s

Eight BM1370 ASICs with hydro cooling – up to 14 TH/s, compact and quiet.

Item no.: OSM-1010

Hashrate: ~14 TH/s
Efficiency: –
Power: ~220 W

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Product description

The NerdOctaxe Hydro is the most powerful miner in our open-source line: eight BM1370 ASICs deliver around 14 TH/s – as much hashrate as otherwise only much larger machines. The highlight is the hydro water cooling: it dissipates the ~220 watts of heat compactly and quietly and keeps the chips cool and stable even in continuous operation. Everything runs on the open AxeOS firmware – set pool, frequency and voltage yourself, watch hashrate and temperature live in the web dashboard. No manufacturer account, no vendor lock-in: transparent hardware you own.

That makes the NerdOctaxe Hydro for anyone who wants serious hashrate for solo mining at home without the noise and size of classic big miners. Go solo for a whole block – with 14 TH/s your odds are much better – or join a pool for regular payouts. We ship within 24 hours.

What's included

NerdOctaxe Hydro Miner
Hydro-Kühlblock
Passendes Netzteil (12V / 20A)
3D-printed stand
Quick start guide

Specifications

ASIC: 8× BM1370
Hashrate: ~14 TH/s
Power draw: ~220 W
Cooling: Hydro (Wasserkühlung)
Connectivity: 2,4 GHz WiFi + USB-C
Firmware: AxeOS (open source)
Power: 12V / 20A (250 W)

Frequently asked questions about NerdOctaxe Hydro | 14 TH/s

Why water cooling?

At ~14 TH/s the eight ASICs produce around 220 watts of heat. The hydro block removes it compactly and quietly, keeping the miner cool and stable for 24/7 operation.

Is it good for solo mining?

Yes – with 14 TH/s your chance of finding a whole block solo is much higher than with a single Bitaxe, while still being a compact, self-hosted, open-source setup.

How loud is it?

Thanks to the water cooling it stays comparatively quiet for its performance class – far from a classic data-center miner.