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Five boards in production

The Bitdsk line-up

Desktop SHA256 miners, from a 200 G single-ASIC board on USB-C up to 1.5 T. Same firmware family, same web UI, same way to update.

Bitdsk N8-T miner

N8-T

In production

The smallest of the ASIC line — 5 × 6.1 cm, powered straight off USB-C.

Hashrate200G
Power draw≈8.9 W
SupplyType-C, 5 V ≈3 A
ASIC1
Display0.91″ monochrome
SensorsTemperature, fan speed, PWM auto fan (optional)
Size5 × 6.1 cm
Bitdsk U1 Touch miner

U1 Touch

In production

Entry ASIC model with a full 2.8″ touchscreen — quiet enough to sit on a desk and cheap to run around the clock.

Hashrate200G
Power draw≈10 W
SupplyDC / Type-C, 5 V ≈3 A
ASIC1
Display2.8″ touch, colour
SensorsTemperature
UpdateOTA .zip or browser flash
Bitdsk U2 Touch miner

U2 Touch

In production

The high-hashrate model — 5 to 7 times the output of U1 for roughly twice the power, with better hashes per watt.

Hashrate1100–1500G
Power draw≈22–27 W
SupplyDC, 5 V ≈5 A
ASIC1
Display2.8″ touch, colour
SensorsTemperature
UpdateOTA .zip or browser flash
Bitdsk D12-T miner

D12 / D12-T

In production

Mid-size single-ASIC miner with a 1.9″ colour screen and a 12 V DC input. D12-T is the current revision.

Hashrate200G
Power draw≈8.9 W
SupplyDC, 12 V ≈1.25 A
ASIC1
Display1.9″ colour
UpdateOTA .zip
Bitdsk S1 running on a CYD board

S1

Open source · MIT

Runs on the off-the-shelf CYD board with no ASIC at all — the ESP32 hashes by itself, so this is a desk display and a learning platform rather than a money maker.

Hashrate600k–800k H/s
PowerUSB 5 V
HardwareCYD-2432S028, ESP32
ASICNone
Display2.8″ touch, colour
UpdateBrowser flash or build from source
Earlier models. N5.Rex, N5.Rexi, N5.Rexi-T, N8, D9, D10, D11, D13, Q2, Y5, Y7 and M0 are no longer in production. Their firmware stays online in the archive, and the version comparison still lists their specs.
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