BitAxe 52Pi ICE-Tower cooler mount
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Alternative cooler setup for the BitAxe Gamma, Supra and Ultra. Better cooling, less noise!
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I have a BitAxe Gamma running and the downside is that these can get quite hot with the stock cooler and fan. I got numbers running up to 65-70 degrees celsius without overclocking it. I was limited to 595MHz by 1.15 volt.
After the upgrade I'm now running between 40-45 degrees celsius on 625MHz at 1.20 volt:
External parts required:
Please support me with the affiliate link:
- GeeekPi 52pi ice-tower: https://www.amazon.nl/dp/B0CJM93Y7C?ref=nosim&tag=basthout-21
- Noctua NF-A4x20 5v PWM: https://www.amazon.nl/dp/B071FNHVXN?ref=nosim&tag=basthout-21
- Thermalpaste of your choosing, I used Arctic MX-6 Thermal paste: https://www.amazon.nl/dp/B09VDL3CW6?ref=nosim&tag=basthout-21
- 4x m3*10 screws and nuts.
Important:
- make sure to use the 5v PWM fan version! do not use the 12 or 24v as it will fail.
- There's also a NF-A4x10 on the market, do not use it. The air pressure will be too low.
- If you replace the cooler, you create an airgap between the cooler and the chip. Always replace the conductive thermalpaste to ensure proper adhesion.
- DO NOT USE PLA!
FIlament choice!
If the chip runs hot, then the heatsink can easily run up to 70 degrees celsius. This will cause the PLA to become weak and cause the cooling tower to shift, causing more problems.
I used PLA only for prototyping. Please use PETg, ASA or better filaments to cope with the heat. The green one in my images is a pa6-GF from bambu lab.