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Bitaxe Gamma Copper Pro: Factory-Tuned 1.5 TH/s Miner
- Hashrate
- 1.5 TH/s
- Power
- 22 W
- Efficiency
- 15 J/TH
€179.00 €210.00
Incl. VAT, plus shipping.
€170.05 with Bitcoin (5% off at checkout)
In stock
- In-stock orders placed before 14:00 on a working day leave the same day.
- Tracked shipping from the EU, no customs inside the EU
- You can withdraw from your purchase within 14 days: how returns work.
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- One BM1370 at around 1.5 TH/s and about 22 W
- AXP60 Copper Pro: 210 g of copper and two heat pipes under a 60 mm fan
- Roughly 15 J/TH at the stock clock, with headroom above it
- Runs from a 5 V supply, no 12 V brick needed
A Bitaxe Gamma with the AXP60 Copper Pro cooler, built for people who tune
What is in the box
- Bitaxe Gamma Copper Pro, assembled and tested, with the AXP60 Copper Pro cooler mounted
- 5 V / 6 A power supply (30 W)
- Stand
- Quick start guide
A single chip board for people who read the temperature graph. We previously sold it under the name Bitaxe Copperzilla.
Why copper
Copper conducts heat roughly twice as well as aluminium. On a mining chip that shows up as a lower temperature at the same clock, or the same temperature at a higher one. The Gamma Copper Pro is a Bitaxe Gamma with the AXP60 Copper Pro cooler mounted at the factory: 210 g of copper, two heat pipes and a 60 mm PWM fan. It ships at a sensible stock setting of around 1.5 TH/s at about 22 W, and what you do above that is your decision.
Made for tuning
AxeOS exposes core voltage and frequency. On a board with an aluminium cooler you run out of thermal room quickly; here you have more of it. Owners who tune carefully report meaningfully higher figures, and owners who tune carelessly report dead chips. Both outcomes are possible.
Overclocking is at your own risk: running the chip outside its specified voltage and frequency can damage it.
Small and self contained
- A 0.91-inch OLED shows hashrate, temperature and the pool connection at a glance.
- The 60 mm PWM fan follows the chip temperature rather than running flat out.
- Power comes from a 5 V supply, so there is no heavy 12 V brick on the desk.
Setup
The same three minutes as any other board in the family: power on, join the Wi-Fi network the miner opens, enter your network and your Bitcoin address. The Bitaxe setup guide has the details.
Customer reviews
17 Sep 2026Bitaxe Copperzilla has been running for about a month without needing much attention. In practice I appreciate the power draw around 22 W and the roughly 1.5 TH/s performance. I mostly run it on my usual solo pool. No regrets so far.
10 Sep 2026Setup was quick for me. With Bitaxe Copperzilla, I mainly appreciate having AxeOS directly in the browser; the reassuringly heavy cooler was another reason I chose it. I mostly run it on my usual solo pool.
31 Aug 2026Nach einem halben Jahr bin ich mit Bitaxe Copperzilla weiterhin zufrieden. Ich schätze die massive Kupferkühlung, und auch AxeOS direkt im Browser passt gut zu meinem Setup.
22 Aug 2026Die Einrichtung war bei mir schnell erledigt. Bei Bitaxe Copperzilla schätze ich vor allem den Verbrauch von ungefähr 22 W; die zusätzliche thermische Reserve war ebenfalls ein Grund für den Kauf. Ich bin von einem kleineren Single Chip Miner umgestiegen.
18 Aug 2026I have been using Bitaxe Copperzilla for a couple of months in the workshop. In daily use I especially appreciate the reassuringly heavy cooler and the massive copper cooling. I leave the settings fairly conservative most of the time. Would buy again.
6 Aug 2026For solo mining I wanted something I could leave running at home. I appreciate the massive copper cooling and the reassuringly heavy cooler on Bitaxe Copperzilla. I use it more as Bitcoin infrastructure than as a profit machine.
Frequently asked questions
How far can I overclock it?
That depends on the individual chip, your room temperature and how much risk you accept. The copper cooler gives you more thermal room than an aluminium one, not a promise. Raise frequency and voltage in small steps and watch the temperature.
Is it worth it if I never overclock?
At the stock clock it runs cooler and therefore quieter than an aluminium cooled board, because the fan has less work to do. If silence matters more to you than headroom, that alone can justify it.
Why 5 V instead of 12 V?
A single BM1370 at 22 W does not need a 12 V rail. The 5 V supply is smaller, lighter and easier to replace, and it keeps the desk tidy.
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