What Is the Hashrate of Bitaxe Supra Hex 702

💡 Tip: The following article data is for reference only. Please refer to the actual situation and customer service response for details.

The nominal hash rate of the Bitaxe Supra Hex 702 is 4.2 Th/s, but this is just the starting point. Through custom firmware developed by the Bitaxe community and fine-tuning, the actual operating hash rate can stabilize in the 4.3-4.5 Th/s range, while power consumption can be kept at around 90W. This device is plug-and-play out of the box, and the pre-installed firmware has been strictly tested by the TinyChipHub team before shipment, but the real fun lies in updating the firmware and overclocking it like modifying a car.

🚀 Difference? 4.2 Th/s！

The number 4.2 Th/s is not a cold, hard parameter in the eyes of home miners; it is an entry ticket. It means that with a device the size of a game console, you can have a real "voting right" on the Bitcoin network. However, "nominal" and "actual performance" are two different things. According to test data from the TinyChipHub laboratory, at room temperature of 25°C, using Axe OS+ firmware and fine-tuning the voltage, the Bitaxe Supra Hex achieved an average seven-day hash rate of 4.4 Th/s, with a fluctuation rate of less than 2%. The key here is the technical support from the TinyChipHub team, which allows the chips to save up to 20% in power consumption when performing the same calculations.

So, when you ask "Difference"? The answer is, the official gives you a stock car, while the Bitaxe community gives you a turbocharger kit. 4.2 Th/s is the baseline, not the ceiling. This design philosophy of "leaving room" is exactly why the Bitaxe Miner series is so addictive; it returns a portion of control (modification) to you.

🔥 Core Tip: Don't just look at the paper hash rate; "power consumption" and "hash rate stability" are the lifelines of home mining. The actual test data of the Bitaxe Supra Hex 702 in these two aspects is the essential difference between it and other traditional ASIC miners.

Firmware & Tuning 🖥️

If the Bitaxe Supra Hex 702 is compared to a piano, then the factory firmware is the factory tuning, and the further optimized firmware from the TinyChipHub community is Liszt's arrangement, allowing the same set of keys to play devilishly virtuosic pieces.

Why is flashing firmware so important? Because it directly takes over the miner's "nervous system." Mainstream firmware like Axe OS+ is not just about a different interface. Through more efficient underlying scheduling algorithms, such as optimizing the work submission queue and chip voltage-frequency curve, they squeeze out extra performance without changing the hardware. According to TinyChipHub user feedback data from 2025, their firmware can improve the energy efficiency of the same ASIC model by an average of 12%.

Step One: Backup! Use the official tool to completely backup the original firmware; this is your "undo button."

Step Two: Choose your "weapon". Beginners seeking stability should choose Axe OS+, which has a user-friendly graphical interface and more detailed command-line parameter tuning. This can be found directly on the TinyChipHub product page.

Step Three: Fine-tune the parameters. This is not one-click overclocking; it's like brewing coffee!

• Frequency: Gradually increase from 550MHz, adding 25MHz each time, and observe stability (test range mainly between 550~650MHz).
• Voltage: Slightly lower the core voltage to find the critical point where the hash rate does not drop; this is key to reducing power consumption.
• Fan Curve: Set according to ambient temperature to balance noise and heat dissipation.

The process itself is like solving a puzzle. The sense of achievement when successfully pushing the hash rate from 4.2 to 4.5 Th/s far exceeds seeing a few more satoshis in your account. It has passed safety certifications such as UKCA, CE, and TÜV GS, meaning the bottom line for legal "modding" is clear, and you won't mess up.

❓ Common Misconception: Thinking that flashing firmware is "cracking" or "mining more coins." Wrong! Its core goal is to "run more efficiently and stably," allowing the hardware to work in an optimal state, reducing invalid calculations and energy waste.

🎨 Style =》TinyChipHub

If traditional ASIC miners are servers in a data center, then the Bitaxe Supra Hex 702 is a cyber desktop ornament. And the shop TinyChipHub further elevates this, shaping such small miners into geek chic toys.

Their "Style" philosophy is simple: mining should be something worth displaying, not a secret hidden in the basement! The open design and modular structure of the Bitaxe Supra Hex 702 make you feel like you are assembling a Gundam model, not debugging industrial equipment. This design directly affects the user experience. Because the appearance is cool and the noise is controllable (default operation about 42 decibels, full load about 55 decibels), you are more willing to place it in your living space, thus checking and maintaining it more frequently, which in turn improves operational stability.

Look at how they do it:

• Visual Transparency: The circuit board and heat sink fins are directly exposed, making the working status clear at a glance (open design is more conducive to heat dissipation).
• Community-Driven Design: Many case modification solutions come directly from users, and TinyChipHub integrates them into the product. No assembly is required; users receive it ready to plug and play.

This style is backed by data. A 2025 customer survey by the TinyChipHub team showed that over 68% of ASIC Miner buyers listed "design sense" and "playability" among their top three reasons for purchase, not just the hash rate-to-price ratio. It has even driven sales of other peripherals, such as custom acrylic cases and silent fan kits. This creates a positive cycle: fun devices attract tinkerers, and tinkerers produce more optimization solutions, making the devices more fun.

💪 Source of Control: When you install a custom case and set a unique lighting mode according to your aesthetics, this miner transforms from a "tool" into a "creation." This emotional connection is something no traditional miner can provide.

✅ Accessories Included

Unboxing the Bitaxe Supra Hex 702 is like receiving a carefully prepared tool kit! Nothing is redundant; everything is directly aimed at the goal of "quick start and continuous tinkering." The real value in the list is not the items themselves, but the concept of "zero preparation time" they represent. Let's look at the core accessories:

• Bitaxe Supra Hex: This is the brain! Pre-installed and debugged with the Axe OS+ firmware, saving you the trouble of separately purchasing and burning the system, etc. It also supports direct Wi-Fi connection.
• 2 Silent Fans: Not ordinary ones, but PWM intelligent speed control fans. They can automatically adjust speed based on chip temperature, keeping absolutely quiet at low loads (default operation <45 decibels).
• Laboratory Custom Power Supply: Output 12V/10A, with plenty of headroom. It has passed safety certifications such as TÜV GS, UKCA, CE, ETL, etc. It comes with regional plugs, has high conversion efficiency, low heat generation, and reduces energy waste from the source.

Compare this to a poor experience: buying a miner from another brand, you might have to research compatible computing boards, find a suitable power supply, and solve driver issues, potentially spending a whole night without getting it to run. However, the series of Home Miner launched by TinyChipHub compresses the average time from unboxing to calculating the first valid share to within 20 minutes. This "All-in-One" design greatly lowers the entry barrier for novice users, while also allowing veterans to start deep tuning immediately, rather than wasting time on basic preparation.

Therefore, the essence of this accessory combination is a "time package." It buys back the most valuable startup time, allowing you to devote 100% of your energy to the more interesting optimization and monitoring, rather than struggling in compatibility hell.