anyone tried 12.5V n up ?
@finsky , @tupsu ?
results ?
@citronick , where in asia ? i have some psu's available next week.
@finsky , @tupsu ?
results ?
@citronick , where in asia ? i have some psu's available next week.
ysl, I am in SG
what PSUs compatible? OEM ones?
whats the safe power cord to use for the 1600w 240v PSUs?
I couldn't find a reliable supplier for bulk purchase.
hey i'm just across the causeway but a little further up but below genting lol.
u can try server psu's like the one tupsu uses, i use them too. lots of power + adjustable voltage. the only issue is cooling it for most people.
2 x 2 2000bb's can power 3 x s7 comfortably with or without a breakout board or not.
power is TOO expensive in sg mate ... no point mining in sg, you will not even make roi imo.
please use good quality pcie cables. most of us are using custom made ones. try to find 16 awg cables. if you can't find them i have some spares. i have some spare server psu's too.
@ tupsu, i got mine at 12.5V with load. much better than stock voltage. less or no hw error, stales, dupes, RUBBISH. thx for the info mate. i might up it a little according to BMT suggested : 12V + 5% = 12.6V with load plugged in when miner is mining.
i'm waiting to see when the 90 day period ends & there must be some crazy people out there.
YSL,
The mining project is just small passion of mine with objective of long term accumulation of BTCs
and the occasional online shopping with BTCs.
Yes, SG power is expensive (about 175$ per S7 per month), but I have a few miners across the causeway too.
I still make some small profit after paying for electricity but ROI is faster across the causeway.
I plan to centralise all miners in JB, so I am looking for a good DC provider - any recommendations?
TMT
