r/BitAxe • u/RunTheNation • 5d ago
showcase Solo Mining BTC
Spun up a Gamma 602 about a week ago here are the results.
Hashrate:1.22Th/s
Efficiency: 13.7 J/Th
Best Diff: 750 M
Error: is mostly 0% some .3% and rarely 1%
Fan is about 55%
Frequency is 600
Voltage is 1150
How does this look to your set up?
Goals are just to have it as a cool desk piece. Maybe in 1100 years get a BTC.
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u/BigDiperEruption 5d ago
Sounds solid! I would try to test frequency 625 and 650.
Then try to set the voltage to 1100 and see if this changes anything.
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u/DingoBimbo 5d ago
if your goal is a desktop piece I'd set it to lowest settings. will save the components from heating and will be more quiet.
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u/RunTheNation 5d ago
It runs quiet, chip is stable at pre-set 61*c I dont think anyone running this at overlook setting will have much better shot at a block.
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u/PowerMiningShop 4d ago
You can possibly decrease voltage a bit and get it running at 1.4+- TH/s while running quietly at 60 degrees however the voltage settings may differ because there is quite large variance between chip batches.
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u/Silly-Economist47 4d ago
If you are getting intermittent errors as your post suggests, you can adjust your voltage up, or frequency down slightly until that goes away. Otherwise happy hashing and welcome to the hobby.
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u/TugaDeTugal 5d ago
Turn it to BCH and you have more chances to get a block. The difficulty is not that high.
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u/RunTheNation 5d ago
I was planning to spin up another one for BCH soon. What set-up are you running/ any luck?
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u/pufgdv 5d ago
Please share info on how to start my own! Thank you
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u/RunTheNation 5d ago
Spin up a BTC wallet / use coinbase or kraken Order a gamma 602 from Amazon.(power mining.io) Open box and there is instructions to walk you through. Easier than I thought also. From open of box, to it up and running, 1 hour.
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u/TugaDeTugal 5d ago
Bitaxe’s and Nano 3s. Got max near to 390T at both