Topic: Help with Power suplies (Read 357 times)
those cables are not good.. its a bad idea for you to use that one.. you have to change those cables
A SATA max can support 75 watt and maximum you can power a riser from it as a riser itself takes 75 watt. The VGA 8 or 6 pin cable ,usually 8 pin is to be connected direclty to the GPU, a 8 pin pcie cable can give up to 200 watt in power.
From my personal experience the IT before me working in my place had made some changes to the PSU cables and it had connected three 6 pins cables meaning 3 GPU-s to the same SATA cable and gave 450 watt in power connected to a 75 watt cable. That ended in the destroying of the PSU completely , PSU was a thermaltake 700watt. Always talk with some friend of yours which is IT or works in the IT field when asking technical advice. You can PM me, while I don't promise to answer right away, you will receive your answer within a few days.
From my personal experience the IT before me working in my place had made some changes to the PSU cables and it had connected three 6 pins cables meaning 3 GPU-s to the same SATA cable and gave 450 watt in power connected to a 75 watt cable. That ended in the destroying of the PSU completely , PSU was a thermaltake 700watt. Always talk with some friend of yours which is IT or works in the IT field when asking technical advice. You can PM me, while I don't promise to answer right away, you will receive your answer within a few days.
Thank you bro. Your help is very apreciated.
Do you know a good voltmeter model?
When I connect everything I would like to observe what is consuming my rig
I probably think you are asking about watt meter in which you can measure the power you are consuming from your mining rig or computer. Kill a Watt is the most popular from the watt meters if you are living in the USA.
As for Voltmeter, every Multimeter can measure Volts , remember that there are many multimeters around and while even the cheapest Chinese model will do its job it is always better to get a premium version if you use it professionally. Everything over 100 USD is a good Multimeter while spending this amount is not really needed unless you are a pro, for your job even a Chinese clone does the job.
SATA, PERIF cables for HDD DVD
MB Motherboard
MB Motherboard
sata molex pcie connectors really bad idea. its extremly risky. use pcie splitter cables. its safer than these shits.
maximum of gpus per sata cable of 3 to 4 connections is 2 and no more than 2.
Invest in a good power supply with enough outputs to power everything. They have fallen in price again.
Power is the blood of your mining process. And investing in good power supplies is for your safety.
Power is the blood of your mining process. And investing in good power supplies is for your safety.
I think that the image which smoolae posted, pretty much tells you the reason why not to do it.
Using those adapter cables is an extremely bad idea!
Don't do it.
Don't do it.
Why? Is dangerous?
you need to have cables with good quality if not can something went wrong. like burn the cables and damage the graphic cards
Using those adapter cables is an extremely bad idea!
Don't do it.
Why Using those adapter cables is an extremely bad idea ? But I see many miners using adapter cables. Will it affect hardware?Don't do it.
Using those adapter cables is an extremely bad idea!
Don't do it.
Why Using those adapter cables is an extremely bad idea ? But I see many miners using adapter cables. Will it affect hardware? Don't do it.
A SATA max can support 75 watt and maximum you can power a riser from it as a riser itself takes 75 watt. The VGA 8 or 6 pin cable ,usually 8 pin is to be connected direclty to the GPU, a 8 pin pcie cable can give up to 200 watt in power.
From my personal experience the IT before me working in my place had made some changes to the PSU cables and it had connected three 6 pins cables meaning 3 GPU-s to the same SATA cable and gave 450 watt in power connected to a 75 watt cable. That ended in the destroying of the PSU completely , PSU was a thermaltake 700watt. Always talk with some friend of yours which is IT or works in the IT field when asking technical advice. You can PM me, while I don't promise to answer right away, you will receive your answer within a few days.
From my personal experience the IT before me working in my place had made some changes to the PSU cables and it had connected three 6 pins cables meaning 3 GPU-s to the same SATA cable and gave 450 watt in power connected to a 75 watt cable. That ended in the destroying of the PSU completely , PSU was a thermaltake 700watt. Always talk with some friend of yours which is IT or works in the IT field when asking technical advice. You can PM me, while I don't promise to answer right away, you will receive your answer within a few days.
Thank you bro. Your help is very apreciated.
Do you know a good voltmeter model?
When I connect everything I would like to observe what is consuming my rig
6 or 8 pin PCIE is the best choice out there. Really try to stay far away from SATA to PCIE (or anything similar) adaptors. You need to be sure your cables can stand the amperage being pulled through them.
A SATA max can support 75 watt and maximum you can power a riser from it as a riser itself takes 75 watt. The VGA 8 or 6 pin cable ,usually 8 pin is to be connected direclty to the GPU, a 8 pin pcie cable can give up to 200 watt in power.
From my personal experience the IT before me working in my place had made some changes to the PSU cables and it had connected three 6 pins cables meaning 3 GPU-s to the same SATA cable and gave 450 watt in power connected to a 75 watt cable. That ended in the destroying of the PSU completely , PSU was a thermaltake 700watt. Always talk with some friend of yours which is IT or works in the IT field when asking technical advice. You can PM me, while I don't promise to answer right away, you will receive your answer within a few days.
From my personal experience the IT before me working in my place had made some changes to the PSU cables and it had connected three 6 pins cables meaning 3 GPU-s to the same SATA cable and gave 450 watt in power connected to a 75 watt cable. That ended in the destroying of the PSU completely , PSU was a thermaltake 700watt. Always talk with some friend of yours which is IT or works in the IT field when asking technical advice. You can PM me, while I don't promise to answer right away, you will receive your answer within a few days.
If your cards/risers pull too many amps, your cables can overheat and pose a potential fire hazard.
But they have not answered my question, What are the cables for?
Hi bro,
SATA, PERIF - > SATA and peripheral cables for HDD, or any disk drives, dvd drive etc
MB -> Motherboard
Remember that those SATA/Perif Cables wire could handle approximately 75watts
It will easily burnt up those wire when applied to GPU that has a power of more than the watts it could handle
How much VGA can support?
Default values is more or less 288w it could handle
see this reference for your guide
https://www.gpuminingresources.com/p/psu-cables.html
If your cards/risers pull too many amps, your cables can overheat and pose a potential fire hazard.
But they have not answered my question, What are the cables for?
Hi bro,
SATA, PERIF - > SATA and peripheral cables for HDD, or any disk drives, dvd drive etc
MB -> Motherboard
Remember that those SATA/Perif Cables wire could handle approximately 75watts
It will easily burnt up those wire when applied to GPU that has a power of more than the watts it could handle
How much VGA can support?
You can use a cable splitter for powering GPUs or Risers. But you should know few important things.
How much power your device needs
How much power can handle by that splitter related to the power source that used by those splitters (SATA, 4 pins Perip, PCIe)
and also another thing related to the power scheme.
How much power your device needs
How much power can handle by that splitter related to the power source that used by those splitters (SATA, 4 pins Perip, PCIe)
and also another thing related to the power scheme.
If your cards/risers pull too many amps, your cables can overheat and pose a potential fire hazard.
But they have not answered my question, What are the cables for?
Hi bro,
SATA, PERIF - > SATA and peripheral cables for HDD, or any disk drives, dvd drive etc
MB -> Motherboard
Remember that those SATA/Perif Cables wire could handle approximately 75watts
It will easily burnt up those wire when applied to GPU that has a power of more than the watts it could handle
If your cards/risers pull too many amps, your cables can overheat and pose a potential fire hazard.
But they have not answered my question, What are the cables for?
If your cards/risers pull too many amps, your cables can overheat and pose a potential fire hazard.
Using those adapter cables is an extremely bad idea!
Don't do it.
Don't do it.
Why? Is dangerous?
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