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Quote from: aviz123 on September 11, 2017, 11:10:52 AM

Which HP Power Supply model should i go with

I want to buy 1200 W.. Preferably Platinum

It all depends how much power you need to draw and also whether you want to put two rigs on one supply and risk two rigs going down if the psu craps out. Personally one psu per rig for me (then again i have only one lol)

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Quote from: TeamGreen on September 11, 2017, 11:02:38 AM

They are of good quality and they are only $35 - so you could always order one and do some testing. The support from Parallel Miner is pretty amazing. Check out the discussions tab - I have worked with Joseph in the past. He is very responsive and will generally respond via an email or phone call within a few hours of your request.

Here is a video of one of the PSUs in action -

https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=Dq0CyIQWDrk

Thanks. Will check

I am also checking Chinese Factories too, as eventually everything comes from there... So prices will be cheap.. If you are planing to buy 50 or 100 Pieces...

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Which HP Power Supply model should i go with

I want to buy 1200 W.. Preferably Platinum

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Get a "160w pico psu" and get a custom cable made that connects to a 6pin pcie cable then to whatever other cables you need. Personally i got one made for a 6pin to 8pinEPS with a 16awg pigtail which i connected to the pico psu. Runs my mobo,cpu,ssd and some fans without any problems at all.

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They are of good quality and they are only $35 - so you could always order one and do some testing. The support from Parallel Miner is pretty amazing. Check out the discussions tab - I have worked with Joseph in the past. He is very responsive and will generally respond via an email or phone call within a few hours of your request.

Here is a video of one of the PSUs in action -

https://www.youtube.com/edit?o=U&video_id=Dq0CyIQWDrk

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Quote from: TeamGreen on September 11, 2017, 10:34:19 AM

You would need to 160w or 180w ATX adapter and that powers the motherboard, CPU and SSD.

How can i know which ATX Adapter is of Quality?
What questions should i ask the supplier..

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You would need to 160w or 180w ATX adapter and that powers the motherboard, CPU and SSD.

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Quote from: TeamGreen on September 11, 2017, 10:19:43 AM

Hello,

Here is a link for the 2400w kit from Parallel Miner. I am using these on my 8x GTX 1080 Ti rigs now and there is plenty of room on the breakout boards to add more cards. I use the ultimate 2400w kit ($159) + ATX adapter ($34). Using this adapter you eliminate the need for a 2nd power supply and 160w is plently. On my rigs, this adapter powers the motherboard ATX slot, CPU power slot and an SSD drive and doesn't draw more than 40w from the wall. Here is a link to order -

http://www.parallelminer.com/?wpam_id=1

Are they providing 18 AWG Cable?

For 1200W.. they seem to not have it.

I am looking to buy from somewhere else..

What items would i need to connect Motherboard to this connector ?

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Hello,

Here is a link for the 2400w 94% Platinum kit from Parallel Miner. I am using these on my 8x GTX 1080 Ti rigs now and there is plenty of room on the breakout boards to add more cards. I use the ultimate 2400w kit ($159) + ATX adapter ($34). Using this adapter you eliminate the need for a 2nd power supply and 160w is plently. On my rigs, this adapter powers the motherboard ATX slot, CPU power slot and an SSD drive and doesn't draw more than 40w from the wall. Here is a link to order -

http://www.parallelminer.com/?wpam_id=1

https://i.imgur.com/9SQ57nv.jpg

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i read from somewhere that you use 1 normal psu for your motherboard sata etc.
and the special server psu just for the gpu power. however you need to turn on the server psu first before starting up.
this is because the server psu is on as soon as you turn it on. the normal psu will only turn on when you press the switch on the motherboard.

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Hello Friends

I see lately many people are option to use HP Server Power Supply too

Is it safe and secure?
How would you connect your 6 GPU and Motherboard to it. I understand there is some connector. But how would you connect Motherboard to it.

Anyone using it here.

Please share best model for 1200W - Platinum

Thanks for your guidance.

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