NerdQaxe and others like it too Fragile

[YellowSwap]

It was a week ago that my friend asked me for solo mining operation, told him all the bad sides first and then the good side, he or we both went for Nerdaxess, but yesterday I call him to cancel the orders.

We choose 12TH NerdAxe, two pieces before but I told him to cancel because of an engineer thats available on YouTube who said that the most dead Asic miners he has been getting from people since the last months are all NerdAxe and NerdQaxe.

Those things died easily he said, then I went under the comment section of the YouTube video only to see more money sharing their experience with these miners, two weeks then dead, a month then dead,, etc.

He changed the others to Avalon Q and Avalan mini 3.
I think NerdAxe and small solo miners are all too fragile.

How many of you here ended up with dead small miners like this?

[FP91G]

If these devices broke within the first 2-4 weeks, the sellers and manufacturers would have gone bankrupt long ago.
This device is based on ASIC mining chips, so as long as you don't overheat the chips, everything will be fine. I recommend changing the thermal paste immediately and checking the cooling system. Or read the reviews of Bitaxe.

[stompix]

We choose 12TH NerdAxe, two pieces before but I told him to cancel because of an engineer thats available on YouTube who said that the most dead Asic miners he has been getting from people since the last months are all NerdAxe and NerdQaxe.

What video, what engineer, what ..ever?

I find it funny that you didn't post here in the mining section before deciding to buy a miner, talking with actual people that have zero interest in clicks and engagement but you decided to cancel that purchase because of a YouTube video, again, not even mentioning an actual thing that made you cancel that other than claimed reliability..
So what did it fail on those miners, how many did he have bought to his shop compared to others, what was the problem, how cheap or expensive was to fix, were they repairable at all, was it paste, was it power, was it the board, chips, what was the issue why they died  ?

If I remember correctly, this was supposed to be a technical board, so...a bit more about numbers?

[philipma1957]

It was a week ago that my friend asked me for solo mining operation, told him all the bad sides first and then the good side, he or we both went for Nerdaxess, but yesterday I call him to cancel the orders.

We choose 12TH NerdAxe, two pieces before but I told him to cancel because of an engineer thats available on YouTube who said that the most dead Asic miners he has been getting from people since the last months are all NerdAxe and NerdQaxe.

Those things died easily he said, then I went under the comment section of the YouTube video only to see more money sharing their experience with these miners, two weeks then dead, a month then dead,, etc.

He changed the others to Avalon Q and Avalan mini 3.
I think NerdAxe and small solo miners are all too fragile.

How many of you here ended up with dead small miners like this?

My hammer miners are studly beasts.

I have 4 of them

A 5th  bc04
A 1.2th bc01. Both for bitcoin

A 400mh dc08
A 200mh dc04 both for scrypt.

I did long reviews on the four units and did you tube videos.

Most fancy YouTube videos are garbage with lack of good detail.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z9CkXbuUDgc&t=1s

Look at the video above.






I can honestly tell you you were smart to cancel the 12th miner from nerdaxe.

12th should take more than 1000 years to hit a block

So why buy a 400 or 500 dollar miner to solo mine.


Buy a 1 chip hammer bc01 year it should take more than 12000 years to hit a block

But its cheap and low power use which is how you should solo mine.

Not a an avalon q or mini3

BTW my avalon mini 3 died in under six months it is not well made.