Energy Efficiency of Bitaxe Ultra 204
09-06-2024
16:05
Bitaxe Ultra 204 BM1366 ASIC Energy Consumption and Electricity Consumption Values
The 204 series Bitaxe includes the BM1366 ASIC chip used in Bitmain's S19XP model, and this chip has been certified by Bitmain through electrical measurements by users to have an energy efficiency of 0.021J/GH.
The Bitaxe Ultra Bitcoin mining miner is considered one of the most efficient mining ASICs in the industry.
Bitaxe 204 uses BM1366 ASIC series as processor.
Bitaxe Ultra 204, which uses the BM1366 processor, shows that it benefits from efficiency with its budget-friendly low electricity consumption and low energy saving.
Those who purchase Bitaxe Ultra series bitcoin mining prospecting devices in Turkey declare that the Ultra series consumes low electricity.
However, the overall energy efficiency of the device will also depend on factors such as other components used and the conditions of the mining environment in which Bitcoin mining and mining takes place.
For more technical details and up-to-date user reviews, we recommend visiting Bitaxe Ultra 204's official GitHub webpage or the relevant forums.
You can also visit the twitter /X of Skot, the creator of the Bitaxe project.
The Bitaxe Ultra Bitcoin mining miner is considered one of the most efficient mining ASICs in the industry.
Bitaxe 204 uses BM1366 ASIC series as processor.
Bitaxe Ultra 204, which uses the BM1366 processor, shows that it benefits from efficiency with its budget-friendly low electricity consumption and low energy saving.
Those who purchase Bitaxe Ultra series bitcoin mining prospecting devices in Turkey declare that the Ultra series consumes low electricity.
However, the overall energy efficiency of the device will also depend on factors such as other components used and the conditions of the mining environment in which Bitcoin mining and mining takes place.
For more technical details and up-to-date user reviews, we recommend visiting Bitaxe Ultra 204's official GitHub webpage or the relevant forums.
You can also visit the twitter /X of Skot, the creator of the Bitaxe project.