Since the X Pool Pool Pool account, they have indicated failures in the Nerdqaxe ++, a Bitcoin Mini Asic launched at the end of last April. The warning, published on June 15, 2025 in X, details risks that They compromise their functionalityurging users to take precautions.
He analysis Public Pool lists three specific deficiencies in this Bitcoin domestic miner. First, an respect to the feeding connector, which supports only 8 amperes (96 watts), and warns against the use of fuses of greater capacity, since exceed this limit could overheat the component or cause electrical failures.
Second, the analysis establishes a maximum temperature range Between 55 and 60 degrees Celsiusjustifying it for the use of an ambient temperature sensor instead of one of chip (Die Temperature), which raises the risk of heat damage.
Third, The team that audited the Nerdqaxe ++, limits the direct current input voltage to 12 wattsrestricting power sources options and complicating configurations that require greater electrical stability. In addition, Public Pool emphasizes that the design seems to have been ignored by other manufacturers, suggesting a lack of prior review that aggravates these problems.
According to what was said by public pool, the risk of overload in the connector of this mini ASIC could lead to Repair costs or total loss of the equipmentwhile thermal and voltage limitations reduce their long -term efficiency.
Public pool also responds to X concerns, indicating that exceeding the specifications It could be catastrophica point that reinforces the need for adjustments such as specific sources of power or improved cooling systems.
The Public Pool team statement expands its criticism by pointing out that the food connector, although common, is not optimized for high currents according to standards such as IEC 60950-1suggesting an inadequate component choice.
He also mentions that the maximum recommended temperature seeks to prevent thermal failures, aligning with thermal management practices, but criticizes the dependence of a less reliable environmental sensor.
The alert about the Nerdqaxe ++ mini Mining has unleashed consultations on X, where users ask about the worst scenarios, and Public Pool confirms that the voltage should be limited to 12 watts, reaffirming its analysis.
At the close of this article, from NERDMINER They still did not respond to the comments of Public Pool. Even in the Channels Telegram of the company, some users expect answers regarding consultations about the Nerdqaxe ++.
