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You don't have much of a load, but it will be on 24/7 for months or years. Gold rated minimum, platinum recommend.


 

Can you elaborate on why? States 5 year warranty?

If you need 2x PCIE connectors, it won't work -- it only has 1.

Do what I did, get a molex to PCI-e adapter for $2.
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My understanding is that the cubes use 90 W so say ~220 Watts w/ 2 units and accounting for deviation --- then a 300w PSU would be the most efficient?
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What is the best and most power efficient power supply to power 2 cubes (the 300 mh/s version)

I pay.14c kwh so efficiency is always critical / how does everyone have their cubes currently setup (with what PSU and why)

Take Max Wattage x 2 = Max Total Wattage, don't go off the minimums if it says 300 + 10%, then do 330 x2

Find a PSU that will generate enough power that you only utilize 80% of its total power to accommodate your Max Total Wattage

Buy the best priced / most efficient PSU that is Gold/Platinum/Titanium rated.

Remember there is only a 2% difference between each of the above categories so it doesn't always justify an extra $100-$200 for an extra 2% efficiency if you stick around 80% usage on your power.


With rebate this is a nice PSU especially at $25 USD https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16817139201 - thoughts?


Not bad but I'd look at this - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16817151117


                           20% load   50% load   100% load
80 PLUS                       80%     80%           80%
80 PLUS Bronze             82%     85%           82%
80 PLUS Silver              85%     88%           85%
80 PLUS Gold                87%     90%           87%
80 PLUS Platinum          90%     92%           89%


Scratch that, it won't work, I believe you need 2x PCIE connectors - you need this one - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16817151124

So you think this is the best option, or just a good option?
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You don't have much of a load, but it will be on 24/7 for months or years. Gold rated minimum, platinum recommend.


 

Can you elaborate on why? States 5 year warranty?

If you need 2x PCIE connectors, it won't work -- it only has 1.
overlooked that T_T
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You don't have much of a load, but it will be on 24/7 for months or years. Gold rated minimum, platinum recommend.


 

Can you elaborate on why? States 5 year warranty?

If you need 2x PCIE connectors, it won't work -- it only has 1.
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You don't have much of a load, but it will be on 24/7 for months or years. Gold rated minimum, platinum recommend.


 

Can you elaborate on why? States 5 year warranty?
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What is the best and most power efficient power supply to power 2 cubes (the 300 mh/s version)

I pay.14c kwh so efficiency is always critical / how does everyone have their cubes currently setup (with what PSU and why)

Take Max Wattage x 2 = Max Total Wattage, don't go off the minimums if it says 300 + 10%, then do 330 x2

Find a PSU that will generate enough power that you only utilize 80% of its total power to accommodate your Max Total Wattage

Buy the best priced / most efficient PSU that is Gold/Platinum/Titanium rated.

Remember there is only a 2% difference between each of the above categories so it doesn't always justify an extra $100-$200 for an extra 2% efficiency if you stick around 80% usage on your power.


With rebate this is a nice PSU especially at $25 USD https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16817139201 - thoughts?


Not bad but I'd look at this - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16817151117


                           20% load   50% load   100% load
80 PLUS                       80%     80%           80%
80 PLUS Bronze             82%     85%           82%
80 PLUS Silver              85%     88%           85%
80 PLUS Gold                87%     90%           87%
80 PLUS Platinum          90%     92%           89%


Scratch that, it won't work, I believe you need 2x PCIE connectors - you need this one - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16817151124
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What is the best and most power efficient power supply to power 2 cubes (the 300 mh/s version)

I pay.14c kwh so efficiency is always critical / how does everyone have their cubes currently setup (with what PSU and why)

Take Max Wattage x 2 = Max Total Wattage, don't go off the minimums if it says 300 + 10%, then do 330 x2

Find a PSU that will generate enough power that you only utilize 80% of its total power to accommodate your Max Total Wattage

Buy the best priced / most efficient PSU that is Gold/Platinum/Titanium rated.

Remember there is only a 2% difference between each of the above categories so it doesn't always justify an extra $100-$200 for an extra 2% efficiency if you stick around 80% usage on your power.


With rebate this is a nice PSU especially at $25 USD https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16817139201 - thoughts?

Not bad but I'd look at this - https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16817151117


                           20% load   50% load   100% load
80 PLUS                       80%     80%           80%
80 PLUS Bronze             82%     85%           82%
80 PLUS Silver              85%     88%           85%
80 PLUS Gold                87%     90%           87%
80 PLUS Platinum          90%     92%           89%
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You don't have much of a load, but it will be on 24/7 for months or years. Gold rated minimum, platinum recommend.


 
sr. member
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YouTube.com/VoskCoin
What is the best and most power efficient power supply to power 2 cubes (the 300 mh/s version)

I pay.14c kwh so efficiency is always critical / how does everyone have their cubes currently setup (with what PSU and why)

Take Max Wattage x 2 = Max Total Wattage, don't go off the minimums if it says 300 + 10%, then do 330 x2

Find a PSU that will generate enough power that you only utilize 80% of its total power to accommodate your Max Total Wattage

Buy the best priced / most efficient PSU that is Gold/Platinum/Titanium rated.

Remember there is only a 2% difference between each of the above categories so it doesn't always justify an extra $100-$200 for an extra 2% efficiency if you stick around 80% usage on your power.


With rebate this is a nice PSU especially at $25 USD https://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?item=N82E16817139201 - thoughts?
hero member
Activity: 952
Merit: 508
What is the best and most power efficient power supply to power 2 cubes (the 300 mh/s version)

I pay.14c kwh so efficiency is always critical / how does everyone have their cubes currently setup (with what PSU and why)

Take Max Wattage x 2 = Max Total Wattage, don't go off the minimums if it says 300 + 10%, then do 330 x2

Find a PSU that will generate enough power that you only utilize 80% of its total power to accommodate your Max Total Wattage

Buy the best priced / most efficient PSU that is Gold/Platinum/Titanium rated.

Remember there is only a 2% difference between each of the above categories so it doesn't always justify an extra $100-$200 for an extra 2% efficiency if you stick around 80% usage on your power.
sr. member
Activity: 1414
Merit: 487
YouTube.com/VoskCoin
What is the best and most power efficient power supply to power 2 cubes (the 300 mh/s version)

I pay.14c kwh so efficiency is always critical / how does everyone have their cubes currently setup (with what PSU and why)
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