Topic: [ANN] Selling Server PSU's with PCI-e cable (Read 4396 times)
3000W PSU received last week it was well packed. running 2 S7s no issues. great job with the cabling
So ordered the following:
Ran 2 S3+ @freq 250 for 4h: no issues
Will try tomorrow with 2 S5 @freq 350
Great packaging, PSU seems robust and cabling is well done and cables are long.
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1000w+ (85A) - 8 PCI-e - 90.5% efficient
Suitable for 2/3 of a S7, one Avalon or 2 S5's
In theory it can deliver 1325 watt's however, due to heating it is sold as 1000w
With discount: €60,-
Suitable for 2/3 of a S7, one Avalon or 2 S5's
In theory it can deliver 1325 watt's however, due to heating it is sold as 1000w
With discount: €60,-
Ran 2 S3+ @freq 250 for 4h: no issues
Will try tomorrow with 2 S5 @freq 350
Great packaging, PSU seems robust and cabling is well done and cables are long.
just placed an order for 1x 1000W PSU for 2 S3+.
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And shipped the same day.
Just wow.
Will update when I get it.
Thank you
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And shipped the same day.
Just wow.
Will update when I get it.
Thank you
Thanks It worked. Order placed
Is that discount only available for Netherlands? I am in UK and I was looking for large psus.
nope, just tested it.....the dicount code is case sensitive though.
"iloveBCT"
shipping adress, method and payment method shoudn't matter...
what browser are you on?
Is that discount only available for Netherlands? I am in UK and I was looking for large psus.
A little update
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with the following discount code:
Code:
iloveBCT
you get 20% discount...
Discount code is not working
What product did you select?
Selected 2000w and also 3000w. There is no difference in the price when I enter the code
A little update
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with the following discount code:
Code:
iloveBCT
you get 20% discount...
Discount code is not working
What product did you select?
A little update
The website is live: www.bitcoinpsu.eu
with the following discount code:
Code:
iloveBCT
you get 20% discountSome of the products
1000w+ (85A) - 8 PCI-e - 90.5% efficient
Suitable for 2/3 of a S7, one Avalon or 2 S5's
In theory it can deliver 1325 watt's however, due to heating it is sold as 1000w
With discount: €60,-
2000w+ (175A) - 10-16x PCI-e
Suitable for up to 1,5 S7, two avalons or four S5's
*It must me noted that this PSU is very loud, about the same of a S7*
With discount: €92,-
2800w+ (240A) - 12x PCI-e
Perfect for a S7 of 1,5 Avalon
With discount: €144,-
3000w+ (255A) - 20-24x PCI-e - 90.5% efficient
This unit consists of 3 1000w PSU's. good for 2 S7's.
All units can be powered on at once.
With discount: €160,-
Discount code is not working
A little update
The website is live: www.bitcoinpsu.eu
with the following discount code:
Code:
iloveBCT
Some of the products
1000w+ (85A) - 8 PCI-e - 90.5% efficient
Suitable for 2/3 of a S7, one Avalon or 2 S5's
In theory it can deliver 1325 watt's however, due to heating it is sold as 1000w
With discount: €60,-
2000w+ (175A) - 10-16x PCI-e
Suitable for up to 1,5 S7, two avalons or four S5's
*It must me noted that this PSU is very loud, about the same of a S7*
With discount: €92,-
2800w+ (240A) - 12x PCI-e
Perfect for a S7 of 1,5 Avalon
With discount: €144,-
3000w+ (255A) - 20-24x PCI-e - 90.5% efficient
This unit consists of 3 1000w PSU's. good for 2 S7's.
All units can be powered on at once.
With discount: €160,-
This list includes the efficiency standards for supermicro PSUs:
http://www.supermicro.com/support/resources/pws/
http://www.supermicro.com/support/resources/pws/
These server PSU's deliver 12.2 volt afaik.
If you calculate with 12.2 volt instead of 12.0 the efficiency is slightly higher (~1%).
I calculated it with the actual voltage, but since voltages differ across PSU's and load, I didn't post all those values If you calculate with 12.2 volt instead of 12.0 the efficiency is slightly higher (~1%).
These server PSU's deliver 12.2 volt afaik.
If you calculate with 12.2 volt instead of 12.0 the efficiency is slightly higher (~1%).
If you calculate with 12.2 volt instead of 12.0 the efficiency is slightly higher (~1%).
Today I tested with up to 5x S1, here the results
We need a psu ~1500watt for last s7 batches.....
The power rating on a PSU is based on the output, not the input... So if 1500w goes in, only 1350 comes out (at 90%)
the 2980 or 2880 with the fan mod saves 40 watts
lot of photos on the fan mod.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13708402
It looks like a nice build, but I think it's going to be difficult to give a warranty on that :Slot of photos on the fan mod.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13708402
Unfortunately, the 2980 PSU's a quite expensive
the 2980 or 2880 with the fan mod saves 40 watts
lot of photos on the fan mod.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13708402
lot of photos on the fan mod.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/m.13708402
We need a psu ~1500watt for last s7 batches.....
The 2880 is a silver psu.
The 2980 is a platinum psu.
They both use the same fans and the fans pull close to 60 watts.
In hardware section I did a fan mod to the 2980's and they give true platinum numbers.
I am on an iPad I will post link to the fan mod later.
As I type I am running five Avalon 6 miners using 4800 watts on a pair of modded 2980 psu's
The 2980 is a platinum psu.
They both use the same fans and the fans pull close to 60 watts.
In hardware section I did a fan mod to the 2980's and they give true platinum numbers.
I am on an iPad I will post link to the fan mod later.
As I type I am running five Avalon 6 miners using 4800 watts on a pair of modded 2980 psu's
In the end, you have a load which needs to be powered. It doesn't matter if you do that with a 2880w PSU or a bunch of 900w PSU's.
uhm that's quite wrong sorry ... it matters VERY much if you care about efficiency ... otherwise it's true yes
The efficiency is a curve which normally peaks around 60 to 75 % load of the PSU.
Outside that load the psu efficiency is WAY worse!!!
You can actually see it in your chart the efficiency for the large units climbed and it would climb further if you applied more load up to ~75% where it would slightly go down again.
So without a 2000watt+ load you wont find out the true efficiency of your 2880 watt unit.
I completely agree with you on the fact that efficiency is a function of the drawn wattage.
However: you can approach a situation from 2 vieuws:
- the PSU is most efficient at 70%, so I will seek a load that is 70%
- I have a load of X, how efficient is each PSU on that load.
I prefer the latter, that is why I will test all PSU's at the whole spectrum of loads.
with 6x S1 we will draw 2160w, enough to test all PSU's
In the end, you have a load which needs to be powered. It doesn't matter if you do that with a 2880w PSU or a bunch of 900w PSU's.
uhm that's quite wrong sorry ... it matters VERY much if you care about efficiency ... otherwise it's true yes
The efficiency is a curve which normally peaks around 60 to 75 % load of the PSU.
Outside that load the psu efficiency is WAY worse!!!
You can actually see it in your chart the efficiency for the large units climbed and it would climb further if you applied more load up to ~75% where it would slightly go down again.
So without a 2000watt+ load you wont find out the true efficiency of your 2880 watt unit.
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