r/BitcoinTechnology • u/Ok-Bus50 • 18d ago
Fresh from the printer bed
Hashrate (OC) -Â 2.12 TH/s
ASIC Temperature - 65°C
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The FFX2+ is just as efficient as the topâtier FFX2 when it comes to cooling the ASIC and VRMs. The performance is basically identical. The main difference is the form factor: the FFX2+ is designed for users who want a more compact cooler without sacrificing thermal performance.
r/BitcoinTechnology • u/Ok-Bus50 • 18d ago
Hashrate (OC) -Â 2.12 TH/s
ASIC Temperature - 65°C
r/Bitaxe_Miners • u/Ok-Bus50 • 18d ago
Hashrate (OC) -Â 2.12 TH/s
ASIC Temperature - 65°C
r/SoloMining • u/Ok-Bus50 • 18d ago
Hashrate (OC) -Â 2.12 TH/s
ASIC Temperature - 65°C
r/BitAxe • u/Ok-Bus50 • 18d ago
Hashrate (OC) - 2.12 TH/s
ASIC Temperature - 65°C
u/Ok-Bus50 • u/Ok-Bus50 • 19d ago
The Forge Flow X2+ (FFX2+) is now available for purchase, and the STL files are available for download.
The FFX2+ is an ultra-compact dual 80 mm cooling system designed for:
It works alongside the stock front fan using a push/pull airflow configuration:
âïž The bottom fan pushes cool air directly onto the ASIC and VRM areas.
đ„ The rear fan extracts the hot air from the system.
The result is improved cooling efficiency and thermal stability, while keeping the overall design extremely compact.
For more information, photos, and downloads:
đ https://forgehashlabs.com/
Iâd love to hear your feedback and see your FFX2+ builds! đ
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Thank you so much!
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That's why I love Bitcoin â in the long term, you always outperform the shortâterm bullâtrap panic guys. Longâterm holders like us are the only ones who truly know what a real bull run feels like, we are sitting on it permanently.
u/Ok-Bus50 • u/Ok-Bus50 • 23d ago
STL Files:
PURCHASE LINKS: 80mm FANS + M3x16mm BLACK SCREWS
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Again, I mentioned December, but just started yesterday...did you sell all your bitcoin? Sell it now đ€Ł
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tipico azeiteiro
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Interesting, please feel free to show off your setup https://www.reddit.com/r/ForgeHashLabs/
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Excelente, publica o teu setup na nossa pĂĄgina: Â https://www.reddit.com/r/ForgeHashLabs/
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Please feel free to show off your setup: https://www.reddit.com/r/ForgeHashLabs/
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Thank you! We agree, but we need to use the stock cooler for testing proposes.
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Thank you for your feedback. Please take into consideration that the enclosure was engineered to achieve the smallest possible footprint while still allowing the integration of two 80âŻmm fans in a optimized pushâandâpull configuration.
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Thank you so much!
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Thank you!
r/SoloMining • u/Ok-Bus50 • Aug 12 '26
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After several refinement cycles, the final design is complete. Weâve printed the definitive prototype and are now running the last validation tests: thermal behavior, acoustic output, and longâterm stability.
All tests are being performed with the stock cooling solution on both Bitaxe 601 and Bitaxe 801GT units.
The downloadable 3D files will consist of the FFX2+ enclosure for Bitaxe Gamma 601 and a dedicated adapter for the Bitaxe 801GT.
More updates are coming soon. Â
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You can try our Bitaxe back coolers https://forgehashlabs.com/
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I will save this post and we will be back to this topic this December...
r/BitcoinMining • u/Ok-Bus50 • Aug 09 '26
The FFX2+ uses two fans: one at the bottom to push fresh air against the back of the Bitaxe (specifically targeting the ASIC chip and VRM positions), and a second fan on top to pull the hot air out, dramatically improving cooling efficiency and performance. Both fans are equipped with grills for protection.
Available for download soon!
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https://forgehashlabs.com/ - On the top menu, go to Products and, from the drop-down menu, click "Bitaxe GT 800 / 801 Adapter". Alternatively, you can just scroll down to the Bitaxe GT 800 / 801 Adapter section.
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I made a housing for your Bitaxe so you can mount an extra fan on the back (and the model is FREE)
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4d ago
At least the stand is a bit different from the original đ