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Topic: BITMAIN AntMiner APW3-12-1600 PSU Series - page 3. (Read 36649 times)
So if it runs 11.5v or 12.6 it wont make any changes it will just stay always at 4050 then in other words 
The Buck Converter in Batches 6,8 & 9 will regulate the voltage to whatever Bitmain has set it to. Not sure what you mean by 4050?
Rich
I just got an antminer psu, so i am guessing its not on the max volt i think th ey come 11.9 ? .
I meant if i regulate up the psu to 12.6 it won't matter as the hash wont go upp ?.
Correct, hash will only be increased by pushing up the frequency, but need to check HW errors & temperatures.
Rich
Yeah, i will try to max the volt, and ill come back , as at it is sitting, if i go 606, my hash drops to half .
So if it runs 11.5v or 12.6 it wont make any changes it will just stay always at 4050 then in other words
The Buck Converter in Batches 6,8 & 9 will regulate the voltage to whatever Bitmain has set it to. Not sure what you mean by 4050?
Rich
I just got an antminer psu, so i am guessing its not on the max volt i think th ey come 11.9 ? .
I meant if i regulate up the psu to 12.6 it won't matter as the hash wont go upp ?.
Correct, hash will only be increased by pushing up the frequency, but need to check HW errors & temperatures.
Rich
So if it runs 11.5v or 12.6 it wont make any changes it will just stay always at 4050 then in other words
The Buck Converter in Batches 6,8 & 9 will regulate the voltage to whatever Bitmain has set it to. Not sure what you mean by 4050?
Rich
I just got an antminer psu, so i am guessing its not on the max volt i think th ey come 11.9 ? .
I meant if i regulate up the psu to 12.6 it won't matter as the hash wont go upp ?.
So if it runs 11.5v or 12.6 it wont make any changes it will just stay always at 4050 then in other words
The Buck Converter in Batches 6,8 & 9 will regulate the voltage to whatever Bitmain has set it to. Not sure what you mean by 4050?
Rich
Ah okey damn , i am being slow even to read.
So if it runs 11.5v or 12.6 it wont make any changes it will just stay always at 4050 then in other words
So if it runs 11.5v or 12.6 it wont make any changes it will just stay always at 4050 then in other words
S7 spec is 12.6V, so is fine. remember overvolting an S7 only applies to Batches 1-5 & 7
Rich
Rich
Why not b6 ?
Ok i readed all your post richB regarding the volt.*
So it's fine to put my b6 to max volt of the Antminer psu tp 12.6 , and up to 13v wich it dont suppport, it hsould not damage anything?.-
i should stay out of 14v in other words as there havent been any testes.
Wich side to i turn it clockwise to step up the output voltage?.
S7 spec is 12.6V, so is fine. remember overvolting an S7 only applies to Batches 1-5 & 7
Rich
Rich
Why not b6 ?
Because 6,8 & 9 have a Buck Converter fitted, so there will be no effect. There will be a way of adjusting the Core Voltage on these without touching the PSU, but it has yet to be worked out. I do not have one so cannot help.
Rich
S7 spec is 12.6V, so is fine. remember overvolting an S7 only applies to Batches 1-5 & 7
Rich
Rich
Why not b6 ?
S7 spec is 12.6V, so is fine. remember overvolting an S7 only applies to Batches 1-5 & 7
Rich
Rich
Yo notlist3d.
Were is the volt manager? and what is the max output voltage ?.
I got one for my s7 b6 and wanting to overvolt som as the b6 is pretty much lowered.
How could i do it ?,what is minim and max volt output from this psu ?
Were is the volt manager? and what is the max output voltage ?.
I got one for my s7 b6 and wanting to overvolt som as the b6 is pretty much lowered.
How could i do it ?,what is minim and max volt output from this psu ?
Look back in the thread a bit, can adjust from 11.5V to 12.6V.
There's a Vadj pot at the bottom. The max output voltage is around 12.6V. Need to remove the screws holding the PCB to get access to it.
Yes, i was just checking the pages, you were faster.
I've seen that S7 Likes 13 volts in some treadh , should not be problem to overvolt then to 12.6 and plug to my s7 ?
Yo notlist3d.
Were is the volt manager? and what is the max output voltage ?.
I got one for my s7 b6 and wanting to overvolt som as the b6 is pretty much lowered.
How could i do it ?,what is minim and max volt output from this psu ?
Were is the volt manager? and what is the max output voltage ?.
I got one for my s7 b6 and wanting to overvolt som as the b6 is pretty much lowered.
How could i do it ?,what is minim and max volt output from this psu ?
Look back in the thread a bit, can adjust from 11.5V to 12.6V.
There's a Vadj pot at the bottom. The max output voltage is around 12.6V. Need to remove the screws holding the PCB to get access to it.
Yo notlist3d.
Were is the volt manager? and what is the max output voltage ?.
I got one for my s7 b6 and wanting to overvolt som as the b6 is pretty much lowered.
How could i do it ?,what is minim and max volt output from this psu ?
Were is the volt manager? and what is the max output voltage ?.
I got one for my s7 b6 and wanting to overvolt som as the b6 is pretty much lowered.
How could i do it ?,what is minim and max volt output from this psu ?
cable 110/120
cable 230/240
simple?
Cord pdu buy,
but at least the power cord for their products may be included in the package.
I tried on ebay, amazon, you do not meet my needs,
They are all of diameter 0.75mm
I have seen no cable psu from 1.5mm.
then I bought:
3x 1.5mm cable
connectors for power psu
shuko plug
cable 230/240
simple?
Cord pdu buy,
but at least the power cord for their products may be included in the package.
I tried on ebay, amazon, you do not meet my needs,
They are all of diameter 0.75mm
I have seen no cable psu from 1.5mm.
then I bought:
3x 1.5mm cable
connectors for power psu
shuko plug
certainly sell power supplies without power cord and poor homeless
shame
shame
To be fair I think it makes sense in this area not to sell the cord. There are multiple different PDU connector types..... so what should they do ship one knowing it does not work with all?
I think this makes sense don't charge me for the cable. And I can buy on amazon to fit my PDU's needs. If it was a 110/120 I could see your point but with this going to 220/240 on most I don't think they did anything wrong not including cable.
certainly sell power supplies without power cord and poor homeless
shame
shame
Does this power supply start up again after power failures or blackouts?
Normal ATX PSUs need to be 'activated' after a power failure with your switch or bridge wire.
Normal ATX PSUs need to be 'activated' after a power failure with your switch or bridge wire.
it has a bridge wire so it fires up after a blackout stops.
It is 240 volts.
It is loud.
It has a hidden pot for voltage adjustments.
I have found a sale and a low cost (170 usd after rebates) good quality (evga) 120 volt solution
see link
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/want-the-s-7-but-only-have-120-volt-power-here-is-a-good-deal-at-newegg-1308428
That is great. S5 keeps powering off when power failures occur on site. ATP PSU does not start up automatically.
here in RSA we are using 220-240V.
The sound i am going to have to make a plan with all depending how over powering the sound is compared to the S7.
Does this power supply start up again after power failures or blackouts?
Normal ATX PSUs need to be 'activated' after a power failure with your switch or bridge wire.
Normal ATX PSUs need to be 'activated' after a power failure with your switch or bridge wire.
it has a bridge wire so it fires up after a blackout stops.
It is 240 volts.
It is loud.
It has a hidden pot for voltage adjustments.
I have found a sale and a low cost (170 usd after rebates) good quality (evga) 120 volt solution
see link
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/want-the-s-7-but-only-have-120-volt-power-here-is-a-good-deal-at-newegg-1308428
Does this power supply start up again after power failures or blackouts?
Normal ATX PSUs need to be 'activated' after a power failure with your switch or bridge wire.
Normal ATX PSUs need to be 'activated' after a power failure with your switch or bridge wire.
There's a Vadj pot at the bottom. The max output voltage is around 12.6V. Need to remove the screws holding the PCB to get access to it.
Nice job on spotting that. Interesting that they have it hidden in there. I do like that it's there.
They have made it pretty much the best out there for the S7 with those 10 PCIe cables needed. Nice to see a little secret to their PSU. It's not a bad PSU at all if you have 220/240.
Well that's handy. Have you also checked how low it will go?
Rich
Any chance to test output voltage where undervoltage protection shut down PSU? It could be very good PSU for S5 and first batches of S7...
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