Bobby's World

6 TH/s SHA-256, quiet cooling, simple desktop setup.

3.6 TH/s BM1373, USB-C powered, WiFi. Compact desktop miner.

12 TH/s at ~210W, 16 J/TH, quiet 38dB. The big desktop Hammer.

Plug-and-play desktop miner. Quiet, low power, about the simplest way to start hashing.

8 TH/s at ~140W, around 38dB. Overclockable BM1370, USA-assembled with custom cooling. Quiet but serious hashrate.

Up to 22 TH/s at 180–330W. Integrated PSU and Linux controller, WiFi and Ethernet, built-in display. Plug it in and go.

The serious home unit: quiet, app-controlled, real hashrate without a server room.

6 TH/s, 4x BM1370, ~100W. Ultra-quiet with a metal stand and color screen.

9.6 TH/s, 8x BM1370. The most powerful of the Nerd series.

Single-chip ~1 TH/s Bitaxe Gamma. Quiet starter, another source.

Quiet ~1 TH/s home miner. The easy entry point if you're just getting started.

The Gamma on an illuminated Satoshi whitepaper stand. The display piece.

Electric duster so you stop burning through canned air — or grab a regular compressed air can if you'd rather. Three options.

For repasting when temps start creeping. Two solid options.

Wipe the old paste off clean before you repaste.

Spare fuses for the NerdaxeQ++. Cheap insurance.

Inline fuse adapter for XT30 connectors. Cheap power protection between PSU and miner.

Runs up to 3 Nerds / BC04s max.

The bigger one for when you're past three units.

5V supply for single-chip Bitaxe models.

Meanwells don't ship with one. Don't forget it.

Steady 12.4V 10A power for a NerdaxeQ++ / Qaxe.

Check your voltages before you fry something. Two options.

Timers, plus remote-restart your miners after a power outage.

Plain power strip for the bench.

For the Gamma.

For a NerdaxeQ++ or BC04.

Stick-on sinks for extra cooling on anything, anywhere.

Double-side tape it around miners to keep dust and bugs off in the garage.

Exhaust shroud made for the Avalon Q, so the hot air goes where you point it.

Modular stand that stacks Nano 3S units cleanly instead of a desk pile.

Direct replacement for the NerdaxeQ++ stock fan.

Angled stand for a NerdQ++ or BC04, in the Parasite colourway. Comes with the snap-on fan grill.

Snap-on grill that hides the fan blades on a Bitaxe or Nerdaxe. Pure style points, airflow intact.

Mounting pod that locks a BC04 into the BitTrak rail system.

3D-printed desktop rail that lines up multiple pods. Turns a pile of miners into a setup.

Snap-on grill for 90mm fans. Keeps fingers and dust out, looks tidy.

Custom desktop BitTrak mount. Show the rig off instead of hiding it.

Rack-mount BitTrak for when the desk fills up and you go vertical.

Seed backup that survives what paper won't.

What I use for BTC cold storage.

Older, works just the same, little cheaper.

Newest one — most expensive, most features, and apparently “quantum” safe.

For safe Ordinal storage — works with Xverse. (Trezor's still my pick for BTC cold storage.)