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BM1366

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Definition

The BM1366 is one of Bitmain’s most successful mining chip designs, manufactured on an advanced process node. It powers the Antminer S19 XP (140 TH/s) and has been widely adopted in the open-source mining community for devices like the Bitaxe Supra.

In the Bitaxe Supra, a single BM1366 chip typically produces around 500-750 GH/s while consuming only about 12W, making it one of the most efficient and accessible ways to participate in Bitcoin mining. The chip’s efficiency and accessibility have made it a cornerstone of the open-source mining movement.

In Simple Terms

A Bitmain mining chip powering the Antminer S19 XP and Bitaxe Supra. Efficient at around 21.5 J/TH.

A Bitmain ASIC chip used in the Antminer S19 XP series and open-source miners like the Bitaxe Supra. Known for excellent efficiency at approximately 21.5 J/TH.

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