Yeah I noticed that its multi-rail. The most I am pulling is about 175Watt per 280X and I am only using 3 GPUs with that PSU with each dedicated rail.
The load on that PSU is only about 600-700Watt total.
Topic: How do you test a PSU ? (Enermax 1000W ) (Read 670 times)
I got the stock PSU from the Antminer S2. Using it now with Ethereum mining. It ran perfectly with the S2 for about a year. Never any issues.
It also works with the Ethereum mining. However when I overclocked my GPUs one day, the PSU just shut off. I undid the overclock and its been running for months.
Now I had the shut off happen again, however this time it was because a fan died and the GPU must of overheated and the computer just shut off the rig.
Really puzzled why the PSU would just shut down the first time. Normally when the GPUs are overclocked, they crash but the PSU still runs. So I am thinking this PSU might or might not have issues and wondering if there is anyway I can test it?
It also works with the Ethereum mining. However when I overclocked my GPUs one day, the PSU just shut off. I undid the overclock and its been running for months.
Now I had the shut off happen again, however this time it was because a fan died and the GPU must of overheated and the computer just shut off the rig.
Really puzzled why the PSU would just shut down the first time. Normally when the GPUs are overclocked, they crash but the PSU still runs. So I am thinking this PSU might or might not have issues and wondering if there is anyway I can test it?
enermax 87 correct?
http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story&reid=270
look at this photo 30 x 12 = 360 watts for the 3 red pcie jacks
you can not use the hard wired pcie jack as it uses the same rail as the first red
so if you use the red pcie jacks with 1 card each you should be good so only 3 gpus if they are r9 390's
I got the stock PSU from the Antminer S2. Using it now with Ethereum mining. It ran perfectly with the S2 for about a year. Never any issues.
It also works with the Ethereum mining. However when I overclocked my GPUs one day, the PSU just shut off. I undid the overclock and its been running for months.
Now I had the shut off happen again, however this time it was because a fan died and the GPU must of overheated and the computer just shut off the rig.
Really puzzled why the PSU would just shut down the first time. Normally when the GPUs are overclocked, they crash but the PSU still runs. So I am thinking this PSU might or might not have issues and wondering if there is anyway I can test it?
It also works with the Ethereum mining. However when I overclocked my GPUs one day, the PSU just shut off. I undid the overclock and its been running for months.
Now I had the shut off happen again, however this time it was because a fan died and the GPU must of overheated and the computer just shut off the rig.
Really puzzled why the PSU would just shut down the first time. Normally when the GPUs are overclocked, they crash but the PSU still runs. So I am thinking this PSU might or might not have issues and wondering if there is anyway I can test it?
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