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Topic: [Antminer S1 Sales open] Price changes daily, now 0.414 BTC for 180GH/s - page 131. (Read 346286 times)

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Thats not my problem, idk how to set it up.....
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An OC'd ant is going to draw around 31-32 amps on the 12v rail. The important part is making sure your PSU can handle it. That Roswell does 108 amp on the main rail in the end which gives you overhead for 3 no problem.

The server PSU kit I linked is designed to be ran at 100% load and has very high effeciency. For the ant it is the more practical and cheaper solution with a better PSU in the end.

These ants have enough leds, that Roswell ... lol

That PSU kit looks neat.  It does require obtaining the server PSU as well, doesn't it?  Doesn't that factor into the cost?

Yes, there are lots of lights on the Rosewill.  All mine in my basement, cooler there, and allows me to hear the family upstairs when they are talking to me on the other side of the house. Smiley

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The kit has a psu included

I see that now.  Good to know.  If I wasn't fresh out of circuits to use for more power, I'd seriously consider this.

Thanks.
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It doesn't even say Bronze.  Because it's from Tigerdirect, and is only 430W, I wouldn't consider plugging it into a valuable Ant.  Not sure I'd consider plugging it into anything honestly.


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Thats cause its not Bronze
80 Plus has the following certifications

80 Plus
80 Plus Bronze
80 Plus Gold
80 Plus Silver
80 Plus Platinum
80 Plus Titanium

I'm aware of that.  That's why I said it's "not even Bronze".  Cheapest of cheap. Smiley

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2% away from Bronze for 25% cheaper. I guess Bronze is good if you're buying one or two. But I have to stock up hehe.
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An OC'd ant is going to draw around 31-32 amps on the 12v rail. The important part is making sure your PSU can handle it. That Roswell does 108 amp on the main rail in the end which gives you overhead for 3 no problem.

The server PSU kit I linked is designed to be ran at 100% load and has very high effeciency. For the ant it is the more practical and cheaper solution with a better PSU in the end.

These ants have enough leds, that Roswell ... lol

That PSU kit looks neat.  It does require obtaining the server PSU as well, doesn't it?  Doesn't that factor into the cost?

Yes, there are lots of lights on the Rosewill.  All mine in my basement, cooler there, and allows me to hear the family upstairs when they are talking to me on the other side of the house. Smiley

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The kit has a psu included
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It doesn't even say Bronze.  Because it's from Tigerdirect, and is only 430W, I wouldn't consider plugging it into a valuable Ant.  Not sure I'd consider plugging it into anything honestly.


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Thats cause its not Bronze
80 Plus has the following certifications

80 Plus
80 Plus Bronze
80 Plus Gold
80 Plus Silver
80 Plus Platinum
80 Plus Titanium

I'm aware of that.  That's why I said it's "not even Bronze".  Cheapest of cheap. Smiley

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It doesn't even say Bronze.  Because it's from Tigerdirect, and is only 430W, I wouldn't consider plugging it into a valuable Ant.  Not sure I'd consider plugging it into anything honestly.


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Thats cause its not Bronze
80 Plus has the following certifications

80 Plus
80 Plus Bronze
80 Plus Gold
80 Plus Silver
80 Plus Platinum
80 Plus Titanium
legendary
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An OC'd ant is going to draw around 31-32 amps on the 12v rail. The important part is making sure your PSU can handle it. That Roswell does 108 amp on the main rail in the end which gives you overhead for 3 no problem.

The server PSU kit I linked is designed to be ran at 100% load and has very high effeciency. For the ant it is the more practical and cheaper solution with a better PSU in the end.

These ants have enough leds, that Roswell ... lol

That PSU kit looks neat.  It does require obtaining the server PSU as well, doesn't it?  Doesn't that factor into the cost?

Yes, there are lots of lights on the Rosewill.  All mine in my basement, cooler there, and allows me to hear the family upstairs when they are talking to me on the other side of the house. Smiley

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An OC'd ant is going to draw around 31-32 amps on the 12v rail. The important part is making sure your PSU can handle it. That Roswell does 108 amp on the main rail in the end which gives you overhead for 3 no problem.

The server PSU kit I linked is designed to be ran at 100% load and has very high effeciency. For the ant it is the more practical and cheaper solution with a better PSU in the end.

These ants have enough leds, that Roswell ... lol
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@ grizly "cry like a baby" adams:

Got tired of reading your babyface rants - welcome to my ignore list - you're the first in over 18 months here  Roll Eyes
how do defending bad costumer service help the community?
how do attacking me for getting ripped off help the community?
what have you done to make bitcoin better for every one?
will good costumer service in all bitcoin services make the price of bitcoin go up or down?
this is the 2nd time you have said something shity
do you work for bitmaintech or sushi?
bitmaintech is a scam sushi is a fucking piece of shit
1 month to get my miner no refund.
accused of blackmail for trying to get a replacement and refund
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Yeah, but can't find them anywhere, and if I do its inflated Tongue . What would be the cheapest, but still stable way of running 3 of them at stock, or slight overclock, if it doesn't consume that much more extra power?

This is what I use for my GPUs (1 per rig), and intend to use for my Ants:

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817182063

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I run 3 on 1200 watt power supplies.  I think you would be fine.

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That's good to know.  I have two plugged into a Rosewill Lightning 1300 gold, and it seems to be barely working the powersupply.  I was pretty sure it could handle a 3rd OC'd Ant, but I've seen other people say 1500 is pushing your luck for 3.

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Wait so you buy boards and the PSU? DO you have a setup guide you could link? EDIT: I read some more, the "kit" offers everything, so i'll buy two, since running only 3. Still need to know how to wire as idk how to interface an industrial grade psu...
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Yeah, but can't find them anywhere, and if I do its inflated Tongue . What would be the cheapest, but still stable way of running 3 of them at stock, or slight overclock, if it doesn't consume that much more extra power?
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Yeah, that should work for powering 1 miner, looks like.  It provides 34 Amps on the +12 V rail.  That 430W is a combined rating, though.
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It doesn't even say Bronze.  Because it's from Tigerdirect, and is only 430W, I wouldn't consider plugging it into a valuable Ant.  Not sure I'd consider plugging it into anything honestly.


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Yeah I was looking at that, according to the wiki, at full load 80 plus and 80plus bronze is only 2% difference:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/80_Plus
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Best psu config for 3 antminers for the $$?
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It doesn't even say Bronze.  Because it's from Tigerdirect, and is only 430W, I wouldn't consider plugging it into a valuable Ant.  Not sure I'd consider plugging it into anything honestly.


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