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November 05, 2026, 08:11:01 AM
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After following a forum members lead I am shocked at how efficient this new miner is  Shocked Shocked
This new Bitcoin miner has the BM1373 chip which is more efficient than the BM1370.



I am so tempted to add this to my collection right now, but since no thread about Bitfortun miner on the forum I need to ask how the performance truly is and what the experience have been so far.

Anyone running Bitfortun Asic miners on the forum?
I guess this is the latest most efficient chip right now? Or something new is out?

Please kindly drop review if anyone has this miner or this brand running.

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November 05, 2026, 08:39:15 AM
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Anyone running Bitfortun Asic miners on the forum?

I never hear this Bitfortun brand and even https://www.asicminervalue.com/ doesn't list of any of their ASIC. It must be really new or obscure brand. But other brand also have announced/released miner that use this chip, such as Nerdaxe Gaia and Bitaxe Naja.

I guess this is the latest most efficient chip right now? Or something new is out?

That should be the case, since same same used by Antminer S23.

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November 05, 2026, 06:57:51 PM
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And Hammer Miner Thor P2 use 2x BM 1373
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November 06, 2026, 09:04:04 AM
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And Hammer Miner Thor P2 use 2x BM 1373

Bitfortun OctAXEy has 8x BM1370 chips using 155w and producing 9.6TH - 10TH, similar hashrate to the Thor P2 but older chip, what is my point here? That how many chips is installed running doesn't matter that much.

Where efficiency takes the lead for some, price per this miners is what others care about, the 20TH Bitfortun is not available everywhere right now, if anyone can't wait then getting two Thor P2 makes a lot of sense.


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November 06, 2026, 08:43:42 PM
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After following a forum members lead I am shocked at how efficient this new miner is  Shocked Shocked
This new Bitcoin miner has the BM1373 chip which is more efficient than the BM1370.
I just watched a few reviews on YouTube and surprisingly it's not that efficient [19.4 J/TH]: e.g., the numbers on this "screenshot" are close to what I've seen in those videos [Magic Miner 40T uses 30 BM1370, whereas Bitfortun BS-4 uses 4 BM1373 chips]

A couple of issues from those videos:
  • The 350-watt power supply that comes in the box isn't good enough for long-term use [no safety headroom and even at stock, this miner was reaching 360 W, so you have to underclock it a bit].
  • Loose fan header connection because of the 3D-printed stand [there's a small chance that it'll lead to an issue, but the risk will always be there if you don't try to at least slightly modify the stand].

I'd like to point out that despite AIOs being great for the cooling part, they tend to have a short lifespan [unfortunately].

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After following a forum members lead I am shocked at how efficient this new miner is  Shocked Shocked
This new Bitcoin miner has the BM1373 chip which is more efficient than the BM1370.
I just watched a few reviews on YouTube and surprisingly it's not that efficient [19.4 J/TH]: e.g., the numbers on this "screenshot" are close to what I've seen in those videos [Magic Miner 40T uses 30 BM1370, whereas Bitfortun BS-4 uses 4 BM1373 chips]

A couple of issues from those videos:
  • The 350-watt power supply that comes in the box isn't good enough for long-term use [no safety headroom and even at stock, this miner was reaching 360 W, so you have to underclock it a bit].
  • Loose fan header connection because of the 3D-printed stand [there's a small chance that it'll lead to an issue, but the risk will always be there if you don't try to at least slightly modify the stand].

I'd like to point out that despite AIOs being great for the cooling part, they tend to have a short lifespan [unfortunately].

Thanks for your opinion SFR10

Can you please help me with the video link? I understand your advice and it's acceptable but I will like to watch the video myself, maybe just for fun of it? Thank you..

If this miner is using 360W then the picture is very misleading, I was praising it because they said 200Watts, and about the bad power supply that will be extra cost because it's better to buy extra PSU for the miner than risking a bad made one that can catch fire anytime.

I've also never run an AIO cooler that later died on me, I have two miners using AIO coolers and also my PC which I've been using to mine Pearl coin for a while now, this is a PC dated back in 2022 and it's still running.

Do AIOs give up the ghost just like that? Weird, never seen one died on me but it's ok, thanks for the information, much appreciated.

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Today at 12:00:49 PM
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And Hammer Miner Thor P2 use 2x BM 1373

Bitfortun OctAXEy has 8x BM1370 chips using 155w and producing 9.6TH - 10TH, similar hashrate to the Thor P2 but older chip, what is my point here? That how many chips is installed running doesn't matter that much.

Where efficiency takes the lead for some, price per this miners is what others care about, the 20TH Bitfortun is not available everywhere right now, if anyone can't wait then getting two Thor P2 makes a lot of sense.


If you’re asking miners for advice, don’t rush to buy a new device for solo mining until there are enough reviews. It’s very difficult to create something truly innovative these days, and I see no point in purchasing untested models there are currently more offerings on the market than there are buyers.

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Today at 01:06:34 PM
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Can you please help me with the video link? I understand your advice and it's acceptable but I will like to watch the video myself, maybe just for fun of it? Thank you..
Sure, here you go Smiley

I've also never run an AIO cooler that later died on me, I have two miners using AIO coolers and also my PC which I've been using to mine Pearl coin for a while now, this is a PC dated back in 2022 and it's still running.

Do AIOs give up the ghost just like that? Weird, never seen one died on me but it's ok, thanks for the information, much appreciated.
Has been a while since the last time I used my PC to mine a cryptocurrency [back then, DigiByte was quite profitable for me], but as a gamer and someone who also does heavy rendering, I've already had three dead AIOs [two of them were fixable, but the cost would've been close to a new one, so not worth it]... Maybe I'm cursed or really unlucky, but that's why I'm no longer including them in my setups.

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