Open Bitaxe Benchmark Database
This is the Open Bitaxe Benchmark Database — a free, openly-licensed record of real operating points for the Bitaxe and open-source (OSMU) miner family. Every row lists the board revision, ASIC chip, frequency, core voltage, hashrate and J/TH efficiency, so you can see exactly what a Gamma, Supra, Ultra, Max or Nerd-family board actually does at a given tune.
It is seeded with spec-derived reference points and grown by the community: run mrv777’s Bitaxe-Hashrate-Benchmark on your own miner and submit the results to add your numbers. The open-source miner family itself comes from skot9000 and the Open Source Miners United community — this database simply collects what they made possible, verifies the chip pairings, and gives it back as open data.
Quick answer
The Open Bitaxe Benchmark Database is a free, openly-licensed dataset of 14 real operating points across 10 open-source miner models (Bitaxe Gamma, Supra, Ultra, Max, the Nerd family and more) — board revision, chip, frequency, core voltage, hashrate and J/TH efficiency. It is seeded from spec-derived reference points and grown by the community using mrv777's Bitaxe-Hashrate-Benchmark tool. Sort it, filter it, download it, or submit your own.
Lowest J/TH wins: undervolt first, then tune frequency to the best hashrate your chip and cooling allow.
This database stands on the shoulders of the open-source mining community. The benchmark methodology and JSON format come from mrv777's Bitaxe-Hashrate-Benchmark (GPL-3.0); the open-source miner family itself was created by skot9000 and the Open Source Miners United (OSMU) community. D-Central curates, verifies chip pairings and hosts the open data — credit flows back to them.
🏆 Hall of Hash
The community leaderboard. Rolled up monthly — submit your benchmark to claim a slot. A ✔ marks a unit independently bench-verified by D-Central.
Most efficient (J/TH)
- Bitaxe Gamma 15.0 J/TH
- Bitaxe Gamma Duo 16.0 J/TH
- NerdQAxe++ 16.7 J/TH
- Bitaxe Gamma 16.8 J/TH
- Bitaxe Gamma 17.1 J/TH
Highest hashrate (GH/s)
- NerdQAxe++ 4,800 GH/s
- Bitaxe Hex 3,000 GH/s
- NerdQAxe+ 2,400 GH/s
- Bitaxe GT 2,150 GH/s
- Bitaxe Gamma Duo 1,630 GH/s
| Model | Chip | Board | Freq (MHz) | Core V (mV) | Hashrate | Efficiency | Temp | Percentile | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Bitaxe Gamma | BM1370 | 6.x | 490 | 1,100 | 1,000 GH/s | 15.0 J/TH | 50°C | Top 1% | Reference |
| Bitaxe Gamma Duo | BM1370 ×2 | 6.x | 525 | 1,150 | 1,630 GH/s | 16.0 J/TH | 58°C | — | Reference |
| NerdQAxe++ | BM1370 ×4 | NerdQAxe++ | 525 | 1,150 | 4,800 GH/s | 16.7 J/TH | 60°C | — | Reference |
| Bitaxe Gamma | BM1370 | 6.x | 600 | 1,200 | 1,250 GH/s | 16.8 J/TH | 62°C | Top 33% | Reference |
| Bitaxe Gamma | BM1370 | 6.x | 525 | 1,150 | 1,050 GH/s | 17.1 J/TH | 55°C | Top 67% | Reference |
| Bitaxe Supra | BM1368 | 4.x | 450 | 1,150 | 650 GH/s | 18.5 J/TH | 48°C | Top 1% | Reference |
| Bitaxe GT | BM1370 ×2 | GT | 525 | 1,150 | 2,150 GH/s | 20.0 J/TH | 60°C | — | Reference |
| Bitaxe Supra | BM1368 | 4.x | 490 | 1,200 | 700 GH/s | 20.0 J/TH | 54°C | Top 50% | Reference |
| NerdAxe | BM1370 | NerdAxe | 525 | 1,150 | 1,200 GH/s | 20.8 J/TH | 56°C | — | Reference |
| NerdQAxe+ | BM1368 ×4 | NerdQAxe+ | 490 | 1,200 | 2,400 GH/s | 22.9 J/TH | 58°C | — | Reference |
| Bitaxe Ultra | BM1366 | 2.x | 450 | 1,150 | 470 GH/s | 25.5 J/TH | 47°C | Top 1% | Reference |
| Bitaxe Ultra | BM1366 | 2.x | 485 | 1,200 | 490 GH/s | 28.6 J/TH | 52°C | Top 50% | Reference |
| Bitaxe Hex | BM1366 ×6 | Ultra | 485 | 1,200 | 3,000 GH/s | 30.0 J/TH | 55°C | — | Reference |
| Bitaxe Max | BM1397 | 1.x | 485 | 1,400 | 400 GH/s | 37.5 J/TH | 50°C | — | Reference |
Open-source-miner autotuners (AxeOS) calculate frequency and core voltage at runtime — these are reported operating points, not fixed presets. "Reference" rows are spec-derived from the canonical D-Central chip map; "Community" rows are submitted by miners and moderated before they appear. A ✔ flair marks a unit independently bench-verified by D-Central.
➕ Submit your benchmark
Ran mrv777's Bitaxe-Hashrate-Benchmark? Paste the results JSON below (or fill the single-row fields) and add your numbers to the open database. Submissions are moderated for sanity before they appear; chip pairings are filled in automatically from the canonical map. Free to share under CC BY 4.0.
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D-Central Technologies. "Open Bitaxe Benchmark Database." d-central.tech, updated 2026-09-02. Licensed under CC BY 4.0 (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Accessed 3 September 2026. https://d-central.tech/bitaxe-benchmarks/Related products, repair, and setup paths
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Last reviewed June 12, 2026.
