Bitaxe Gamma Hex Bitcoin Solo Miner (1300 Model)

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Price range: $396.99 through $449.99

The Bitaxe Gamma Hex 1300 is a hydro-cooled, open-source Bitcoin miner with six Bitmain BM1370 ASIC chips. Stock performance is approximately 8.4 TH/s at 140W, or 16.7 J/TH. Its AIO liquid cooler supports low-noise operation and provides thermal headroom for tuning, with results varying by unit and settings.

Description

The Bitaxe Gamma Hex 1300 is a hydro-cooled, open-source Bitcoin miner built with six Bitmain BM1370 ASIC chips. At stock settings it delivers approximately 8.4 TH/s at 140W, or about 16.7 J/TH. Individual results vary, and stable overclocked performance can exceed 11 TH/s with appropriate power, settings, and temperature monitoring.

An all-in-one liquid cooler transfers heat through a pure copper micro-fin cold plate and radiator. The miner runs ESP-Miner firmware with the AxeOS browser dashboard, the open-source software used across supported Bitaxe hardware.


Bitaxe Gamma Hex Technical Specifications


Bitaxe Gamma Hex Performance Specs

*Overclocking Disclaimer: Overclocking is performed at the end user’s own risk and is subject to the silicon lottery. Overclocking may void warranty coverage if damage occurs due to excessive voltage, frequency, or temperatures. Solo Satoshi is not responsible for damage resulting from user-modified settings. Always monitor ASIC and coolant temperatures before adjusting settings beyond factory defaults. When selected, the optional Mean Well GST280A12-C6P power supply is rated for 252W continuous output, providing ample headroom above the 140W default draw for sustained overclocked operation. All data provided in this table is subject to ±15%.


What Makes the Bitaxe Gamma Hex Different?

The Bitaxe Gamma Hex is the first Bitaxe to combine six ASICs with liquid cooling.

  • Six BM1370 ASICs: The same Bitmain S21 Pro-class silicon scaled to six chips on one board.
  • 300W Pure Copper Micro-Fin Cold Plate: The AIO hydro cooler’s cold plate is rated for 300W of thermal load, more than double the Bitaxe Gamma Hex’s 140W default draw. That headroom is what makes heavy overclocking possible.
  • Near-Silent Operation: Liquid cooling removes the need for high-RPM axial fans. At stock settings, the liquid-cooling system is designed for low-noise operation in home or office environments.
  • RGB Hydro Fan: The radiator fan features integrated RGB LED lighting effects, matching the cold plate’s LED accents. The RGB lighting is always on while the miner is powered: there is no remote, switch, or software toggle to turn it off.

What’s Included with Your Bitaxe Gamma Hex

  • Bitaxe Gamma Hex unit with pre-installed AIO hydro cooler (assembled, tested, and firmware flashed with esp-miner/AxeOS).
  • Stand.
  • Quick-start card, QR code link to detailed setup guide.
  • Solo Satoshi sticker sheet.

Optional

  • Mean Well GST280A12-C6P 12V, 21A, 252W power supply and IEC C-13 AC power cord (US | UK | AU | EU).

How to Overclock Your Bitaxe Gamma Hex

  1. Access the AxeOS dashboard from your browser.
  2. Navigate to the “Settings” tab.
  3. Scroll down to “Mining Settings”.
  4. Adjust “Frequency” and “Core Voltage” one tier at a time. Allow ASIC and coolant temperatures to stabilize before increasing further.
  5. Hit Save, then restart.
  6. Monitor temperatures on the dashboard. The 300W cold plate provides substantial thermal headroom, but the power supply is the practical limit.

PSU note: When selected, the optional Mean Well GST280A12-C6P is rated for 252W of continuous output, meaning the adapter can sustain full load indefinitely under normal operating conditions. That leaves roughly 112W of headroom above the 140W default draw, so overclocking toward 11 TH/s stays within the power supply’s continuous rating.

See the full Bitaxe overclocking guide.


How to Set Up Your Bitaxe Gamma Hex

Setting up the Bitaxe Gamma Hex takes about 5 minutes:

  1. Step 1: Power On and Connect. Connect a compatible 12V power supply to the 6-pin power input, then connect AC power. The miner broadcasts a Wi-Fi hotspot. Connect from your phone or computer.
  2. Step 2: Configure Wi-Fi. Enter your home network credentials through the AxeOS web interface.
  3. Step 3: Enter Your Bitcoin Address. Input any on-chain BTC wallet address. A SegWit address starting with bc1q works best.
  4. Step 4: Select Your Pool. Choose solo mining via Public Pool or Solo CKPool, or connect to a payout pool like Ocean Mining or Braiins.
  5. Step 5: Start Mining. Save settings. Your Bitaxe Gamma Hex is now hashing at 8.4 TH/s, near silently.

See the complete Bitaxe setup guide with screenshots.

Firmware updates install from the AxeOS settings page, or over USB-C using the Solo Satoshi Web Flasher. See how to flash your Bitaxe.


Why Buy Your Bitaxe Gamma Hex from Solo Satoshi

  • Availability: Availability is shown above. If this item is out of stock, use the restock notification form.
  • Assembled in the USA. Every unit is assembled in the USA, then tested and firmware flashed before shipping.
  • Same-day shipping from Conroe, Texas on in-stock orders placed before 12 PM CT.
  • 90-day warranty covering manufacturing defects. If something is wrong, we make it right.
  • Genuine open-source hardware. Every Bitaxe Gamma Hex is built to the official open-source design with genuine Bitmain BM1370 ASICs and full firmware compatibility. Solo Satoshi is a verified seller on bitaxe.org.
  • Real expert support. Our team runs Bitaxe hardware daily. Available via our support ticket system.

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Helpful Guides

How to Set Up a Bitaxe

Connect to AxeOS, configure Wi-Fi, enter a Bitcoin address, and select a mining pool.

AxeOS Guide

Learn how to monitor hashrate, temperature, efficiency, pools, and firmware.