It’s Friday… the Patriots punished the Jets last night… and my little team of miners is almost silently grinding away.
I’ve been tinkering more than I probably should the last couple of weeks, but everything is finally dialed in exactly how I want it. Uptime is king, so I’m done touching anything that requires a reboot for a while. Any changes from here on out will be coordinated with my next cleaning cycle.
The home mining setup on my desk has already evolved a bit since my “What I’m Running” post. I started pushing one of the NerdQaxe++ Remastered Full Copper units harder, and once I saw what it could really do, I realized it deserved its own dedicated write-up — especially now that I’ve tuned it into the quietest 6 TH/s miner I’ve ever owned.
I’ve also reorganized how everything sits on the desk: the dual-fan Bitaxe Hex, the Bitaxe Gamma 601 in the orange stand, and the twin full-copper NerdQaxe++ units all have their own roles now. Power draw is balanced, airflow is clean, and the whole cluster runs quieter than most gaming PCs. The Gamma 601 is still a bit louder than I’d like, so fixing that is on the list when I have time.
If you’re curious about real hashrate, temps, noise, or day-to-day solo-mining stability, I just published a full breakdown with photos and tuning notes.
👉 Read the full NerdQaxe++ Remastered Full Copper review
This is the first real deep dive I’ve done on one of my miners — but based on early results, it definitely won’t be the last.
— Mike