well, if you live outside USA its so expensive, so i better buy another corsair, will be cheaper for me 
The bright side of that decision is if you purchase another S1, the 2 Corsair 750s have enough juice to run the three S1s 
Topic: 2 S1 180 GH/s with 1 Corsair CX750M or 2 S1 OC 200 GH/s with 2 Corsair CX750M? (Read 1631 times)
June 04, 2014, 04:25:19 PM
June 04, 2014, 03:48:14 PM
well, if you live outside USA its so expensive, so i better buy another corsair, will be cheaper for me
June 04, 2014, 03:07:27 PM
well it doesnt unless you run 2 s1s off one supply then it gets a lil jetty lol
1 per supply is fantastic and not too much noise at all
1670+ watts 35 bux is a fantastic deal
review the op of that thread it is a tutorial cheers
and currently i run 2 s1's off one corsair 750m overclocked to 375mhz
ul notice in one of my pics on that link
1 per supply is fantastic and not too much noise at all
1670+ watts 35 bux is a fantastic deal
review the op of that thread it is a tutorial cheers
and currently i run 2 s1's off one corsair 750m overclocked to 375mhz
ul notice in one of my pics on that link
wow, yeah, saw the tutorial. But you have to buy apart of PSU, copper bars, dont know if they are expensive or not and the link where that guy bought em. do u know it? and how do you know when you have to connect wires, which ones are possitive and negative?
copper lugs are 1.99 at home depot
June 04, 2014, 04:41:49 AM
well it doesnt unless you run 2 s1s off one supply then it gets a lil jetty lol
1 per supply is fantastic and not too much noise at all
1670+ watts 35 bux is a fantastic deal
review the op of that thread it is a tutorial cheers
and currently i run 2 s1's off one corsair 750m overclocked to 375mhz
ul notice in one of my pics on that link
1 per supply is fantastic and not too much noise at all
1670+ watts 35 bux is a fantastic deal
review the op of that thread it is a tutorial cheers
and currently i run 2 s1's off one corsair 750m overclocked to 375mhz
ul notice in one of my pics on that link
wow, yeah, saw the tutorial. But you have to buy apart of PSU, copper bars, dont know if they are expensive or not and the link where that guy bought em. do u know it? and how do you know when you have to connect wires, which ones are possitive and negative?
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Connect the top 3 with negatives, and bottom 3 with the positives.
Be careful, don't fry your S1.
Be careful, don't fry your S1.
anyways, yeah, u save from buying a 83eur PSU Corsair CX750W for example, because for 35$ you say u can buy 2 server psus, right? not bad
but i think that can explode or fry my S1 if i dont do it right xDDDand... bad news:
Shipping:
$40.61 International Priority Shipping to Spain
im from spain.... so its very expensive
dont know if maybe i can find that PSU in ebay europe, i will check itedit: look, here they cost more:
http://www.ebay.es/itm/IBM-Sistema-x3655-x3650-Fuente-Alimentacion-24R2731-/151109169767?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_186&hash=item232ecef267
arggg
June 04, 2014, 02:34:56 AM
well it doesnt unless you run 2 s1s off one supply then it gets a lil jetty lol
1 per supply is fantastic and not too much noise at all
1670+ watts 35 bux is a fantastic deal
review the op of that thread it is a tutorial cheers
and currently i run 2 s1's off one corsair 750m overclocked to 375mhz
ul notice in one of my pics on that link
1 per supply is fantastic and not too much noise at all
1670+ watts 35 bux is a fantastic deal
review the op of that thread it is a tutorial cheers
and currently i run 2 s1's off one corsair 750m overclocked to 375mhz
ul notice in one of my pics on that link
June 04, 2014, 02:23:44 AM
theres a way cheeper way to go if ur even slightly handy
heres some pics of my s1s with 835watt server supplys 16.00 each shipped
1 easy solder bridge and 1.99 for 2 lugs
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7120427
heres some pics of my s1s with 835watt server supplys 16.00 each shipped
1 easy solder bridge and 1.99 for 2 lugs
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7120427
yeah but im sure that makes a lot of noise, although im not very handy xDDD
maybe if there was a tutorial for total noobs.... xD
June 03, 2014, 10:00:26 PM
theres a way cheeper way to go if ur even slightly handy
heres some pics of my s1s with 835watt server supplys 16.00 each shipped
1 easy solder bridge and 1.99 for 2 lugs
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7120427
heres some pics of my s1s with 835watt server supplys 16.00 each shipped
1 easy solder bridge and 1.99 for 2 lugs
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.7120427
June 03, 2014, 08:32:01 PM
I push all of my PSU's hard. I was once running a CM850 at 900 Watts, for about 3 months. Still works like a charm.
June 03, 2014, 04:17:33 PM
I'm running 3 OC to 200GH/s off of a AX1200i, It's weird how they only pull 1180 total. More than enough room on that one.
393 each... pretty close to 400. Man, you guys running your PSUs full out at damn-near 100% capacity are braver than I am
. Although, I'd trust that AX1200i to handle it better than I would the CX750. That 1200i is really nice. June 03, 2014, 04:10:35 PM
I'm running 3 OC to 200GH/s off of a AX1200i, It's weird how they only pull 1180 total. More than enough room on that one.
June 03, 2014, 03:50:01 PM
You're not going to get 2 S1s running on a CX750. Doesn't matter if they're overclocked or stock. You'll need to either get a better PSU if you want to run both S1s off the same power, or a similar PSU and use one on each.
In other words, no matter which you choose, you're going to need another PSU
In other words, no matter which you choose, you're going to need another PSU
Yeah u are right:
http://cryptomining-blog.com/1027-how-much-power-does-the-bitmain-antminer-s1-asic-use/
looks like it consumes around 407W without OC, so yeah... i must buy another Corsair. Ok thx!
Thats 407 at the wall not the device. The antminer uses 360 watts OCd so 720W for 2 OCd. At the wall your PSU could be anywhere from 800 to 900 but it is still under the rated value of 750. The 720W the antminer uses doesn't change just the efficiency of the PSU. Test it for yourself and you will see it works fine.
S1 is rated to consume 360W stock, not over-clocked. It's a 2W/GH/s power rating... so over-clocked it's 800W for 2.
June 03, 2014, 10:10:50 AM
You're not going to get 2 S1s running on a CX750. Doesn't matter if they're overclocked or stock. You'll need to either get a better PSU if you want to run both S1s off the same power, or a similar PSU and use one on each.
In other words, no matter which you choose, you're going to need another PSU
In other words, no matter which you choose, you're going to need another PSU
Yeah u are right:
http://cryptomining-blog.com/1027-how-much-power-does-the-bitmain-antminer-s1-asic-use/
looks like it consumes around 407W without OC, so yeah... i must buy another Corsair. Ok thx!
Thats 407 at the wall not the device. The antminer uses 360 watts OCd so 720W for 2 OCd. At the wall your PSU could be anywhere from 800 to 900 but it is still under the rated value of 750. The 720W the antminer uses doesn't change just the efficiency of the PSU. Test it for yourself and you will see it works fine.
June 03, 2014, 04:52:08 AM
If you are buying your Ant S1 from Bitmain, they have implemented a minimum order requirement of 2 ants per order now. (MOQ)= Minimum order requirement.
I have 3 AntMiners running on 2 CX750 (so 1 and a half Ant per psu) clocked at factory settings (for now)
I have 3 AntMiners running on 2 CX750 (so 1 and a half Ant per psu) clocked at factory settings (for now)
yeah im saving for buying 2 more from bitmain
June 02, 2014, 10:11:42 PM
If you are buying your Ant S1 from Bitmain, they have implemented a minimum order requirement of 2 ants per order now. (MOQ)= Minimum order requirement.
I have 3 AntMiners running on 2 CX750 (so 1 and a half Ant per psu) clocked at factory settings (for now)
I have 3 AntMiners running on 2 CX750 (so 1 and a half Ant per psu) clocked at factory settings (for now)
June 02, 2014, 09:04:04 PM
I've been running two Antminers on a CX750M overclocked to 200GH for a week with no problems
Wow I could not get 2 to run at 180 GHS on my CX 750 as they would only run at @ 160 each June 02, 2014, 08:13:10 PM
I've been running two Antminers on a CX750M overclocked to 200GH for a week with no problems
June 02, 2014, 01:06:35 PM
Hi,
all my ants are overclocked to 200gh/s and 2 are running at one corsair rm 850 .. since 2 months now .. no problems so far ...
PS: every ant got a second fan of course .. .
all my ants are overclocked to 200gh/s and 2 are running at one corsair rm 850 .. since 2 months now .. no problems so far ...
PS: every ant got a second fan of course .. .
June 02, 2014, 10:29:01 AM
You're not going to get 2 S1s running on a CX750. Doesn't matter if they're overclocked or stock. You'll need to either get a better PSU if you want to run both S1s off the same power, or a similar PSU and use one on each.
In other words, no matter which you choose, you're going to need another PSU
In other words, no matter which you choose, you're going to need another PSU
I have two S1s running on a single CX750 for several months. No issues.
I'm shocked, to be honest. At stock, those S1s need a solid 720W minimum. You're basically running that CX750 at 100% load continuously. It's not something I would do, or recommend.
June 02, 2014, 09:25:41 AM
You're not going to get 2 S1s running on a CX750. Doesn't matter if they're overclocked or stock. You'll need to either get a better PSU if you want to run both S1s off the same power, or a similar PSU and use one on each.
In other words, no matter which you choose, you're going to need another PSU
In other words, no matter which you choose, you're going to need another PSU
I have two S1s running on a single CX750 for several months. No issues.
June 02, 2014, 08:03:09 AM
Minersource.net has them for $129.99 USD. That's where I purchased mine.
wow, so cheap!! Do they deliver to europe?(spain). I think they do, lets see how much its delivery to spain xD thx!
do you have a discount code?
arggg delivery its so expensive: cheapest one is 65$ lol
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