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How to Cool & Quiet the NerdQAxe++ Bitcoin Miner

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How to Cool & Quiet the NerdQAxe++ Bitcoin Miner

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Adding a voltage regulator fan can help your NerdQAxe++ run cooler and quieter. Recommended VR Fan: https://amzn.to/4pm5t3W Fan Mount Adapter: https://ixtech.xyz/products/qaxe-vreg... Thinner 10mm fan: https://amzn.to/46kU2ky Buy a NerdQAxe++: https://geni.us/NerdQAxePlusPlus 0:00 Intro 1:11 Future Videos 2:00 Upgrade Parts 2:50 Disassembly 3:46 Assembly 5:39 Testing 6:21 Temperatures 7:44 Volume Levels 8:58 Where to Order Parts 9:28 My Thoughts 9:48 What’s Next? Bitaxe Resources: Purchase a Bitaxe Gamma (1 chip): https://geni.us/BitaxeGamma Purchase a Bitaxe GT (2 chips): https://geni.us/BitaxeGT Purchase a NerdQAxe++ (4 chips): https://geni.us/NerdQAxePlusPlus Purchase a NerdQAxe+ Hydro (4 chips, watercooled): https://geni.us/NerdQAxePPHydro Purchase a NerdQAxe Octaxe (8 chips): https://geni.us/Octaxe Home Heaters / Miners: Canaan Nano 3S (6 TH/s desk heater): https://geni.us/AvalonNano3S Canaan Mini 3 (40 TH/s room heater): https://geni.us/AvalonMini3 Canaan Avalon Q (90 TH/s room heater): https://geni.us/AvalonQ Main Site: https://bitaxe.org/ Github: https://github.com/bitaxeorg/ESP-Miner Discord:   / discord   Bitaxe Creator: https://x.com/skot9000 Follow me on Twitter / X: https://x.com/arielbravy Follow me on Nostr: npub17utemvvg34ev7sue52hc0vzw8577en2pw687hmwm9ygjfpxeaqnq4ekdqc AI Video Summary: This video demonstrates how to improve the thermal performance and reduce the noise levels of the Nerd QX++ (Revision 5) Bitcoin miner by adding active cooling specifically for the voltage regulators (VRMs). Thermal Challenges: Older revisions of the Nerd QX++ (like Rev 5) have VRMs that run hotter than the newer Revision 6. High temperatures in this area often act as the primary limiting factor for both stability and fan speed. [00:29, 01:02] Active Cooling Solution: The upgrade involves adding a 40mm Noctua fan (12V) positioned directly over the VRMs. To mount it, a custom 3D-printed adapter from Xtech is used, which sandwiches between the main ASIC heatsink and its fan. [02:00, 05:11] Impact on Noise: By cooling the VRMs directly, the system's overall fan speed can drop from 83% to 52% while still maintaining a target temperature of 60°C. This reduces the noise level from 39.2 dBA to a much quieter 37.8 dBA, making it more suitable for an office environment. [06:49, 08:24] Impact on Temperature: Under 100% fan speed, the addition of the VRM fan drops the voltage regulator temperature by 7.5°C compared to the stock configuration, significantly improving the safety margin for the hardware. [07:12, 07:40] Installation Tips: The 3D-printed adapter pins slide into the main heatsink. Because the adapter adds thickness, the original metal fan clips may be harder to reattach; the video suggests using a screwdriver or manual pressure to force them into place. [03:49, 04:37] Compatibility: This specific VRM fan upgrade is most beneficial for Revision 5 or older units. While compatible with Revision 6, the newer models already feature improved native VRM cooling, making the extra fan less critical. [09:28, 09:43] #Bitcoin #Mining #NerdQAxe