Copperzilla 2.0

Some coolers cool – the Copperzilla 2.0 dominates!

Born from 210 grams of pure copper, interspersed with two heat pipes and
combined with a powerful 60 mm fan, the Copperzilla 2.0 is not just an upgrade – it is the ultimate in Bitaxe cooling.

We developed this cooling solution from scratch especially for the Bitaxe Gamma.

No compromises, no repurposed standard parts, just a heat sink built for exactly what we all want: more stability, more overclocking flexibility, and more hashrate.

In short: if you want your Bitaxe to work hard, it needs the Copperzilla!

The solid copper heat sink absorbs heat like a sponge – and efficiently dissipates it into the environment via two heat pipes and the generous 60 mm fan. The result is cooling performance that is currently unmatched in the Bitaxe ecosystem.
With the Copperzilla 2.0, you can achieve performance ranges that are unthinkable with the standard cooler.

You have two options for operating your Bitaxe with the Copperzilla 2.0:
🟢 Quiet mode – 750 MHz / 1200 mV → ~1.5 TH/sWhisper-quiet fan at minimum speed. ~50% more hashrate than typical Bitaxes with standard coolers.
🔴 Performance mode – 1000 MHz / 1300 mV → ~2 TH/sYes. 2 terahashes with a Bitaxe.

However, as always with overclocking, with great hashrate comes great responsibility.

The Copperzilla 2.0 was developed exclusively for the Bitaxe Gamma! Not compatible with:

• older Bitaxe models
• Nerdax
• the original Solomining Bitaxe mount (the one with the Solomining logo on top)

Due to its larger design, the cooler no longer fits into the old mount. Our new, compatible mount is available separately in the shop.

Overclocking also means higher power consumption. Many Bitaxe miners come with a 30-watt power supply (5 V / 6 A). This is not enough to unleash the full power of the Copperzilla 2.0.

Power supplies should generally not be operated at more than 80% of their rated power in continuous operation. For more powerful settings, we therefore recommend a more powerful power supply unit.

You can also find a suitable upgrade power supply unit in our shop.

Click here for the Performance power supply

• Simple installation in just a few minutes
• Installation is carried out using a sturdy backplate with screw connections. This is significantly more stable than traditional plastic push pins.
• Everything you need for installation is included in the package.
• Install, adjust settings in AxeOS, maximize hashrate.

Click here for the Setup Guide

The Copperzilla 2.0 is not an accessory that we ordered from a catalog and resell. It is a product we developed ourselves for the community.

• 210 g of solid copper provide enormous thermal mass.
• Dual heat pipe design distributes heat efficiently.
• The 60 mm fan delivers powerful cooling while running quietly.
• Backplate mounting guarantees a stable fit and optimal contact surface.

Our goal was simple: to build the best possible cooler for the Bitaxe Gamma.

And that's exactly what Copperzilla 2.0 has become.

Included in the package:

• 1x Copperzilla 2.0 including 60mm fan
• 4x spacers
• 4x hex nuts
• 1x mounting plate (backplate)
• 1x hex screw head

Not included in the package:

• Thermal paste
• Bitaxe Gamma Power supply
• Compatible Bitaxe mount

When installing the cooler, we recommend replacing the thermal paste to achieve the best possible cooling performance.

Overclocking: At your own risk! Any devices overclocked beyond the firmware’s intended frequency and voltage range are excluded from warranty and guarantee.

Regular care and maintenance: The Bitaxe is a high-performance miner that needs to be dusted and maintained regularly. Please also note that the thermal paste should be replaced at regular intervals (we recommend every 6 months at the latest).

Upgrade instead of toys!

The Copperzilla 2.0 is an upgrade kit for ambitious miners.

If you just want to run your Bitaxe, you can stick with the standard cooler.

However, if you want to get the maximum out of your ASIC chip, this is the right tool for you.

Because good cooling means:

• more stable clock rates
• lower chip temperatures
• more leeway for overclocking

And ultimately, exactly what mining is all about: more hashrate per device!