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LuckyMiner NerdQX 8TH/s BM1370 Orange Edition mining hardware
An open-source SHA-256 ASIC miner delivering 8 TH/s at 170 W with passive cooling for silent solo Bitcoin mining
- Crypto AlgorithmSHA-256
- Compatible CurrencyBitcoin (BTC)
- Mining HardwareBM1370
- Hashrate8TH/S
- Power Efficiency170W
- 8 TH/s SHA-256 hashrate for solo Bitcoin mining
- BM1370 ASIC chip delivers 170 W power efficiency
- Open-source firmware with web GUI enables full customisation
- Silent passive cooling suits home or office use
- USB-C 12 V 10 A input keeps cabling simple
NerdQX 8 TH/s Bitcoin Miner
The NerdQX is an open-source mini ASIC built around the BM1370 chip for SHA-256 Bitcoin mining. It delivers 8 TH/s hashrate while drawing approximately 170 W from a USB-C 12 V supply. The fanless design makes it suitable for quiet home or office environments. Its Orange Edition colourway distinguishes it on a desk.
8 TH/s Hashrate and Power Envelope
At 8 TH/s the unit provides enough throughput for solo pool participation where a block reward of 3.125 BTC plus fees is possible. Power draw sits around 170 W, so thermal headroom is limited to what passive dissipation can handle. Sustained loads will raise chassis temperature until equilibrium is reached. There is no active cooling to extend that ceiling.
USB-C Power and Open-Source Firmware
The miner requires a 12 V 10 A USB-C source, so a compatible adapter or powered hub must be supplied by the builder. Open-source firmware and a web GUI allow configuration without vendor lock-in. Passive cooling frees up space and eliminates fan noise in the build. No additional mounting hardware is included.
Highlights
- 8 TH/s SHA-256 hashrate for solo Bitcoin mining
- BM1370 ASIC chip delivers 170 W power efficiency
- Open-source firmware with web GUI enables full customisation
- Silent passive cooling suits home or office use
- USB-C 12 V 10 A input keeps cabling simple
Specifications
| Model | NerdQX |
|---|---|
| Crypto Algorithm | SHA-256 |
| Compatible Currency | Bitcoin (BTC) |
| Mining Hardware | BM1370 |
| Hashrate | 8TH/S |
| Power Efficiency | 170W |
Questions about this item
Will the USB-C 12 V 10 A power input work with the 150–170 W adapter I already use for other gear?
The NerdQX draws roughly 150–170 W through its USB-C port at 12 V 10 A, so any quality adapter that can sustain that voltage and current will run the miner.
How can I confirm the BM1370 ASIC is delivering the rated 8 TH/s once I plug it in?
Open the built-in web GUI, point the miner at your chosen solo pool, and watch the real-time hashrate reading settle at 8 TH/s with a stable SHA-256 share rate.
Does the Orange Edition box include the 12 V 10 A USB-C power supply, or do I need to buy it separately?
The package contains the NerdQX miner only; a 12 V 10 A USB-C power adapter capable of 150–170 W must be purchased separately.
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