Bitmain's S23 Bitcoin Chip Solo Miner Is HERE!

⛏️ Nexus S1 available here https://geni.us/RPMnexusS1 🪓 Nerdqaxe++ with Meanwell psu https://geni.us/51DTr 💻 RTX 5090's https://geni.us/nOmSUfh (PAID LINK) 💾 Tangem Cold Storage Crypto Wallet https://geni.us/rpmtangem use code RPM for 10% off The new Nexus S1 Bitcoin solo miner has arrived, and it may be one of the most efficient home Bitcoin miners I've tested so far. Powered by Bitmain's NEW BM1373 chips found in the Antminer S23 series, the Nexus S1 claims up to 10 TH/s while using around 100 watts. In this video, I unbox the Nexus S1, test its real-world power consumption, check efficiency at the wall, compare it against the NerdQaxe++, and even attempt some overclocking. Did it live up to the hype? Watch to find out. A huge thanks to Helium Deploy for sending over this sample unit and sponsoring the giveaway. 👇 Comment below: Would you rather buy one Nexus S1 or two NerdQaxe++ miners? Chapters 00:00 Is This The Next Big Solo Bitcoin Miner? 00:40 What's Inside The Nexus S1 Box? 01:29 Why Does This Miner Feel So Heavy? 02:00 How Can You Win This Nexus S1? 02:39 What's Special About The Copper Heatsink? 04:34 How Easy Is The Setup Process? 06:25 How Do You Connect The Nexus S1? 07:55 Can It Mine To Your Own Bitcoin Node? 08:20 Does It Really Hit 10 TH/s? 09:30 Is The Efficiency Actually Better? 10:34 What Happens When You Overclock It? 11:23 Can It Reach 11.7 TH/s? 12:30 Did I Push It Too Far? 12:49 Nexus S1 or Two NerdQaxe++ Miners? 14:23 Is Solo Bitcoin Mining Worth It? 15:53 Is This The Future Of Home Bitcoin Mining? #Bitcoin #BitcoinMining #SoloMining #NexusS1 #CryptoMining #ASICMiner #BTC #MiningRig #HomeMining #Crypto