The Bitaxe Gamma is the open-source solo miner most home Bitcoiners should start with — a single Bitmain BM1370 ASIC on a fully open hardware design, quiet enough for a desk, and powerful enough to take a real swing at a block. D-Central is a Bitaxe-ecosystem pioneer (we built the original Bitaxe Mesh Stand and a line of Bitaxe heatsinks), and we ship the Gamma assembled, tested, and tuned from Canada.
Why the Gamma over other Bitaxe models
The Gamma runs the newer BM1370 chip (the same generation found in current-gen Antminer S21 hardware), which is why it is the efficiency-and-hashrate sweet spot of the Bitaxe lineup. Out of the box a Gamma delivers roughly 1 TH/s in the high-teens of watts — and because the entire stack is open source (AxeOS firmware, open PCB), every number on it is yours to tune. For the exact stock figures and safe tuning targets per board, see our Definitive Bitaxe Overclocking Manual and the step-by-step Bitaxe Setup Guide. New to the device entirely? Start with What Is Bitaxe?
- Single BM1370 ASIC — newest-generation silicon, the most efficient chip in the Bitaxe family.
- Open source, end to end — open hardware + AxeOS. No mandatory dev fee, no black boxes, no permission required.
- Desk-quiet solo mining — real lottery-mining odds at a fraction of an ASIC’s noise and power.
- Tunable — frequency and core voltage are yours; D-Central documents every safe setting.
Buy the Bitaxe Gamma from D-Central
D-Central stocks the Gamma in four cooling configurations so you can match it to how hard you intend to push it:
- Basic Cooling — stock-clock daily driver. From $219.99 CAD.
- Noctua Cooling — quieter and cooler, ready for modest overclocking. From $249.99 CAD.
- Ice Cooler Tower — D-Central’s tower socket for sustained higher clocks. From $259.99 CAD.
- Argon THRML — maximum thermal headroom for serious tuning. From $269.99 CAD.
→ Configure and buy your Bitaxe Gamma (select the Gamma version and your cooling). Prices in CAD; ships from Canada worldwide. Stock is limited and moves in batches — if a configuration shows as on backorder, it is genuinely allocated, not vaporware; contact us for the current batch ETA.
Gamma vs Supra — which Bitaxe?
D-Central also stocks the Bitaxe Supra (BM1368, selectable on the same product page). Short version: the Supra is the proven, lower-entry-price option; the Gamma is the newer, more efficient chip and the better choice for most buyers unless budget is the deciding factor. The full lineup, accessories (heatsinks, stands, the original Mesh Stand, PSUs), and block-win history live in the Bitaxe Hub.
Frequently asked questions
Is the Bitaxe Gamma worth it for solo mining?
If your goal is to support decentralization and take a real (if long-odds) shot at a full block reward on quiet, cheap-to-run hardware, yes. The Gamma is not a profit machine versus its electricity cost at stock — it is a lottery ticket plus a sovereignty statement, on the most efficient chip in the Bitaxe family.
What chip is in the Bitaxe Gamma?
A single Bitmain BM1370 ASIC — the newest-generation Bitcoin mining silicon, the same chip family used in current Antminer S21-class hardware, which is why the Gamma is the most efficient Bitaxe model.
Gamma or Supra?
Gamma for most buyers — newer BM1370, better efficiency and hashrate. Supra (BM1368) if the lower entry price is the deciding factor. Both are fully open source and sold by D-Central.
Can I overclock the Bitaxe Gamma?
Yes — frequency and core voltage are user-adjustable in AxeOS. Cooling is the limiter, which is why D-Central offers Noctua, Ice Cooler Tower, and Argon THRML configurations. Follow safe, per-board targets in D-Central’s Definitive Bitaxe Overclocking Manual rather than guessing.
Does D-Central ship the Bitaxe Gamma internationally?
Yes. D-Central ships from Canada to Canada, the United States, and internationally. Stock moves in batches; contact us for the current batch ETA if your chosen configuration is on backorder.
Start mining sovereign
Ground the basics in What Is Bitaxe?, plan your setup with the Setup Guide, push it safely with the Overclocking Manual, then configure your Gamma. Open-source hardware, hacked for the home miner — that is the whole point.