Topic: [ALL SOLD] 1100w Platinum (94%) server PSUs/breakout boards w/cables - page 7. (Read 19447 times)

Honestly i need to double check. I'm going off of the S3. But you're probably right. The S3 only needs two unless you are OC'ing but considering the added wattage to the single unit they probably do need 4 pci-e connections. I can always source those.

So its $100 for the 1300watt unit plus breakout board? Do you accept paypal?



Also i may be walking on thin ice here but could two s5's run on the 1100watt unit you have? I only ask because its more efficient.. and iv'e seen the s5's only really pull 560 a piece. If you ran an SP20 at full boar i would think it could handle two s5's at stock?

Not yet, I'm working on getting cable packages going as well but haven't received them just yet.

Don't the S5s need 4 PCIe each?

I need just one 1300 watt with a breakout board for now. Do you have a cable package currently? I should only need 4 sets of pci-e. Trying to run two S5's with one unit.

Ultimately I will need two more. Just like to try it out with the units for a bit first.

No, I do have breakout boards for the 1300s.  How many do you want?

EDIT: I see how my wording could have been confusing in the OP, just fixed it.

Interested in the 1300w. So you don't have any breakout board for the 1300watt currently? Or you do lol?

A few sold, up we go!

Up, will probably be adding cabling to these soon to make turnkey packages.

PCIe CABLES NOW IN STOCK!!  See below for pricing.
Cables were purchased here on the forum from user klondike_bar, so out of respect for his business I will not sell just cables alone, only with a PSU order.


These are capable of running an SP20 at full tilt 24/7(I've done it with several!).

Solid quality and can run on 120v or 240v unlike most of the bigger server supplies.  Surprisingly quiet, I usually hear my miners' fans rather than the PSUs.  These meet or exceed Platinum specs across the board, they are seriously good units.

1100w SPECS:

http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/PFE1100-12-054RA/PFE1100-12-054RA-ND/3535541

Highlights:
Voltage - Input   90 ~ 264 VAC
Voltage - Output 1   12V
Voltage - Output 2   5V
Current - Output (Max)   90A, 3.3A
Power (Watts)   1100W
Applications   ITE (Commercial)
Efficiency   94%
Operating Temperature   0°C ~ 70°C (With Derating)
Size / Dimension   14.28" L x 2.15" W x 1.57" H (362.7mm x 54.5mm x 40.0mm)

Link to a dual breakout board just so you can see how good of a deal you're getting(not the one included, see pics):
http://www.digikey.com/product-detail/en/SNP-OP-BOARD-01/179-2696-ND/4314734

1300s ARE ALL SOLD FOR NOW
1300W SPECS:

Voltage - Input   90 ~ 264 VAC
Voltage - Output 1   12V
Current - Output (Max)   108A
Power (Watts)   1300W
Applications   ITE (Commercial)
Efficiency   92%
Operating Temperature   0°C ~ 45°C
Size / Dimension   12.66" L x 2.15" W x 1.57" H (321.5mm x 54.5mm x 40.0mm)


PRICING:

1100w PSU w/ one breakout board - $70/ea + actual shipping
1300w PSU w/ one breakout board - $100/ea + actual shipping
PCIe cables - $3/ea(excellent quality 24" 16-gauge cables with ring terminals already installed)


So now you're off the races with 1.1kw or 1.3kw of platinum rated power for significantly cheaper than any ATX supply you'll find.  Seriously, go look.  The Seasonic 660w sells used for more than I'm asking for the 1300w and it's half the output.

I've tested each and confirmed that they work properly.  The breakout board is 12V+ and -.  These could also likely be used as direct replacements for other miners that use 12V directly to the boards such as the Antminer S4 or Spondoolies gear(pretty sure you have to set a flag in software to generic PSU somewhere though for the Spondoolies).  Please confirm before purchasing as I've only personally used these with PCIe cables to power S3s and SP20s, however.  If you need heavy gauge 12V cabling with ring terminals on both ends I have some available as well that I will include at no charge.

As you can see, I have a lot of these...



1100w:


1300w:


Breakout board:


Example of how I use them(note these cables are NOT included, example only!):



Any questions, just ask!