Thor P2 Dual-BM1373 Bitcoin Miner

The Thor P2 Bitcoin Miner is a compact, high-performance SHA-256 ASIC miner built around two Bitmain BM1373 mining chips. Delivering 10 TH/s of hashrate while consuming approximately 120 watts, the Thor P2 provides an impressive balance of mining performance, power efficiency, noise level, and physical size.

Designed for Bitcoin mining enthusiasts who want more hashrate than a typical entry-level desktop miner, the Thor P2 delivers commercial-grade ASIC chip performance without the extreme power demands or noise of a full-size industrial Bitcoin miner. Its compact enclosure, 38 dB operating noise, and flexible network connectivity make it well suited for home offices, workshops, garages, mining shelves, and other properly ventilated residential environments.

The Thor P2 packs two Bitmain BM1373 ASIC chips into a compact desktop miner, delivering 10 TH/s of SHA-256 hashpower at just 155W — quiet enough for a home office and efficient enough to run around the clock. Whether you’re chasing steady pool payouts or taking a shot at solo mining, the Thor P2 gives you a real, capable entry point into Bitcoin mining without the noise, heat, or electrical demands of a commercial-scale rig.

Dual Bitmain BM1373 ASIC Chips

At the core of the Thor P2 are two Bitmain BM1373 ASIC chips, purpose-built for SHA-256 calculations. Working together, they push out approximately 10 TH/s — well beyond what a single-chip or low-power desktop miner can deliver, while staying small enough to sit on a shelf. It’s a meaningful hashrate boost for anyone ready to move past entry-level hardware, without stepping up to the power and space requirements of a full commercial ASIC.

10 TH/s at Just 155W

Rated at 10 TH/s and roughly 155W of power draw, the Thor P2 runs at an efficiency of 15.5 J/TH — meaning every terahash costs about 15.5 joules. That efficiency matters: electricity is the single biggest ongoing cost of home mining, and the Thor P2’s dual-BM1373 design is built to stretch every watt further than a traditional full-size miner.

Mine Your Way: Solo or Pool

The Thor P2 supports both pool mining and solo mining, so you can pick the strategy that fits your goals.

Pool mining combines your hashrate with other miners for smaller, steadier payouts based on your contributed work.
Solo mining puts the Thor P2 to work independently on finding a block. The odds at 10 TH/s are long, but plenty of home miners run solo for the all-or-nothing upside and to help decentralize network hashrate.
Quiet Enough for Any Room

At approximately 38 dB, the Thor P2 runs far quieter than industrial ASIC miners, which can hit noise levels comparable to shop equipment. That makes it a realistic fit for a home office, workshop, basement, garage, or dedicated mining corner — spaces where a full-size miner simply wouldn’t be welcome.

Wi-Fi and Ethernet Connectivity

Connect however works best for your setup. Wi-Fi gets you running without running a cable; Ethernet gives you a stable, wired connection when consistency matters most. Either way, the Thor P2 drops easily into a desktop, mining shelf, home lab, or workshop network.

Reliable 12V Power System

The Thor P2 runs on a 12V industrial power input and ships with a 12V/20A AC adapter built for a wide 100–240V AC range, so it’s ready to go in most regions out of the box. That high-current adapter is sized to keep both BM1373 chips — plus cooling and control systems — running stably under load. Two AC power cables are included; just confirm the plug type matches your local outlet before powering on.

Compact Desktop Form Factor

At roughly 5.99 × 5.7 × 6.94 inches, the Thor P2 fits on a desk, shelf, workbench, or mining rack — no dedicated rig space required. That makes it a strong fit for:

Home Bitcoin miners
Solo mining enthusiasts
Pool miners building compact setups
Miners upgrading from single-chip devices
Bitcoin mining educators
Home labs and technical demonstrations
Miners experimenting with BM1373 hardware
Built to Run — With the Right Airflow

The Thor P2 is rated for ambient temperatures from 0°C to 45°C. Keep it in a well-ventilated spot with clear intake and exhaust — avoid sealed cabinets, walls that block airflow, and wet, dusty, or overly humid environments — and it’s built to run continuously.

Note: actual hashrate, power draw, and noise can vary with firmware settings, ambient temperature, airflow, network conditions, and power quality. Mining rewards depend on Bitcoin’s network difficulty, total network hashrate, block rewards, transaction fees, pool fees, and uptime — they’re never guaranteed.