Topic: did anybody try 3 power supplies (Read 127 times)
Thanks.
Hi,
I've got 6 cards, 2 supplies but I bought additional 2 cards and I'd like to add third power supply.
Anybody tried it?
Tx.
I've got 6 cards, 2 supplies but I bought additional 2 cards and I'd like to add third power supply.
Anybody tried it?
Tx.
Yeah it is possible. But I would suggest you to simply to buy a more bigger power supply and use 2 of them. And not 3x if you are not experienced enough. Or simply get a friend to help out in this field.
Yes, it can. You can do this scheme:
Use two Relay Tool (add2psu, etc) for 2nd and 3rd PSU
Use Relay Tool (add2psu, etc) between 1st PSU (that powering Mobo) with 2nd PSU, and use jump-start with 3rd PSU.
Use jump-start for 2nd and 3rd PSU.
Note: If you are using jump-start technique, make sure your PSU produce a right voltage. You can use 5v dummy load if your PSU didn't produce right voltage.
Use two Relay Tool (add2psu, etc) for 2nd and 3rd PSU
Use Relay Tool (add2psu, etc) between 1st PSU (that powering Mobo) with 2nd PSU, and use jump-start with 3rd PSU.
Use jump-start for 2nd and 3rd PSU.
Note: If you are using jump-start technique, make sure your PSU produce a right voltage. You can use 5v dummy load if your PSU didn't produce right voltage.
This works. I've done it with a Vega Rig and 3x EVGA 750W G2's.
Hi,
I've got 6 cards, 2 supplies but I bought additional 2 cards and I'd like to add third power supply.
Anybody tried it?
Tx.
I've got 6 cards, 2 supplies but I bought additional 2 cards and I'd like to add third power supply.
Anybody tried it?
Tx.
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