Topic: IBM 2880W PSU/Breakout Boards - *NEW* Package deals for T9/S9 & A7 - page 4. (Read 40908 times)
August 26, 2016, 01:59:20 PM
Running and shutting down is typical of thermal shut-off. What miners do you have hooked up to this PSU, and what is the temperature in the hosting area?
August 26, 2016, 09:25:19 AM
Hi, i have problems with two 2900w bladecenter psu's; i don't know if they are running well. Sometimes they are turning off with no apparently reason. Somewho have any problem with them?
I bought them from eBay and then i bought the special with cheese from holybitcoin.com. Somewho have the same model? Thanks in advance!
PS: Now they have some dust; they are stored in a wrong place...
I bought them from eBay and then i bought the special with cheese from holybitcoin.com. Somewho have the same model? Thanks in advance!
PS: Now they have some dust; they are stored in a wrong place...
August 25, 2016, 01:52:08 PM
Bump it up. Have some very large orders coming in shortly, anyone who wants smaller batches would be wise to get them now before I get tied up for a few weeks.
August 06, 2016, 05:04:09 PM
Are these safe to use with GPU rigs to mine with as maybe consider to buy as the power is insane and to get anything like this on a normal PSU is $300 to $400+ for 1600watt
. What rated are these IBM breakout units?
. What rated are these IBM breakout units?
what about 8 pin GPU ??
Just spotted that only seeing 6 pin adaptors its o kfor 6 pin by looks but most gpus have 6 and 8 pin and didn't notice that so I would also like to know as you started their any 8 pin version?
August 06, 2016, 04:36:21 PM
Are these safe to use with GPU rigs to mine with as maybe consider to buy as the power is insane and to get anything like this on a normal PSU is $300 to $400+ for 1600watt
. What rated are these IBM breakout units?
. What rated are these IBM breakout units?
what about 8 pin GPU ??
August 06, 2016, 04:32:00 PM
Are these safe to use with GPU rigs to mine with as maybe consider to buy as the power is insane and to get anything like this on a normal PSU is $300 to $400+ for 1600watt
. What rated are these IBM breakout units?
. What rated are these IBM breakout units?
August 06, 2016, 10:28:43 AM
I got a bad combo PSU/Board. What's the easiest trick to test either the PSU alone or the breaking board ? (I don't have another PSU to test ...)
thanks
thanks
Was that the 2880W board you got from me in March, or was it a set you picked up second hand? When you plug the AC power into the front of the board, does the green AC light turn on through the fan pack?
It's hard to tell me if it's the one you sold me because i bought some used also.
My hosting reported it as not working anymore (No light nothing) but he tested it one more time before he bring it back to me and it started up. I will try to figure out if it's the just switch or heat/cold. I will test it tomorrow.
August 06, 2016, 12:01:46 AM
I got a bad combo PSU/Board. What's the easiest trick to test either the PSU alone or the breaking board ? (I don't have another PSU to test ...)
thanks
thanks
Was that the 2880W board you got from me in March, or was it a set you picked up second hand? When you plug the AC power into the front of the board, does the green AC light turn on through the fan pack?
August 05, 2016, 01:24:28 AM
I got a bad combo PSU/Board. What's the easiest trick to test either the PSU alone or the breaking board ? (I don't have another PSU to test ...)
thanks
thanks
August 04, 2016, 01:44:10 PM
Bump it up
July 18, 2016, 09:16:19 AM
Psu's to feed the beasts!
June 23, 2016, 08:31:00 AM
Bump, S9's are power hungry. IBM 2880W has what you need!
June 15, 2016, 09:34:42 PM
Bump, get your PSU setups in time for S9's!
June 14, 2016, 02:00:35 PM
hey guys, looking at getting these for my gpu miners.
Is there any chance of a breakout board that Has ATX and cpu connections on it? would rather use one psu rather then one for mobo and one for the gpus. preferable pay in BTC and live in Aus.
Cheers
Is there any chance of a breakout board that Has ATX and cpu connections on it? would rather use one psu rather then one for mobo and one for the gpus. preferable pay in BTC and live in Aus.
Cheers
J4bberwock currently has one in development, however at this time I'm not aware of any server PSU breakout boards that have provision for 24-pin connector with +5 and +3.3V or CPU power for MoBo. You can power cards with server PSU and power risers/motherboard with lower-power ATX PSU though.
June 13, 2016, 10:25:56 PM
hey guys, looking at getting these for my gpu miners.
Is there any chance of a breakout board that Has ATX and cpu connections on it? would rather use one psu rather then one for mobo and one for the gpus. preferable pay in BTC and live in Aus.
Cheers
Is there any chance of a breakout board that Has ATX and cpu connections on it? would rather use one psu rather then one for mobo and one for the gpus. preferable pay in BTC and live in Aus.
Cheers
June 10, 2016, 01:34:16 PM
Bump! Many packages ready to ship now, have power ready for your S9!
@dance191 thank you for the kind words. I do my best
@ crowetic Sorry I do not make any custom boards, all my boards were developed by J4bberwock I simply build them and sell them for North America. It won't be worth your time to ship PSU's to me to custom wire and ship back to you, you'd be better off finding someone local, do it yourself or source something different unfortunately. If you're keen to try doing it yourself, the RC forums are a gold mine for how-to's and pinouts for server PSU's, I'm sure you'd find one for the DPS 1200FB. I will warn you though, I'm not sure excatly why, but I had a large batch of DPS 1200 FBA psu's that I had bought and wired up myself to sell with some S5's, and for whatever reason I could not get them to put out less than 13.x volts. I believe it was responsible for frying a customer's S5 due to over-volting.
@dance191 thank you for the kind words. I do my best
@ crowetic Sorry I do not make any custom boards, all my boards were developed by J4bberwock I simply build them and sell them for North America. It won't be worth your time to ship PSU's to me to custom wire and ship back to you, you'd be better off finding someone local, do it yourself or source something different unfortunately. If you're keen to try doing it yourself, the RC forums are a gold mine for how-to's and pinouts for server PSU's, I'm sure you'd find one for the DPS 1200FB. I will warn you though, I'm not sure excatly why, but I had a large batch of DPS 1200 FBA psu's that I had bought and wired up myself to sell with some S5's, and for whatever reason I could not get them to put out less than 13.x volts. I believe it was responsible for frying a customer's S5 due to over-volting.
May 25, 2016, 09:12:33 PM
Do you make custom breakout boards, and/or setup my backplanes if I were to ship them to you? I've got a bunch of DPS 1200FB psu's and the backplanes that hold 4 of them, but I'm not certain on the wiring... Would be nice if someone professional such as yourself would be able to wire them up for me?
May 25, 2016, 08:01:56 PM
I gotta say Finksy really comes through. I put in a few orders and he made everything happen ASAP. All of the boards are top notch and everything is perfect. Thanks Finksy!!!
May 23, 2016, 07:58:41 AM
I've got 3 new 220v 30a lines being installed today. Might have to look at trying one or three out when you solve the fan noise issue.
Currently working on it.
http://imgur.com/a/VrL81#0
good idea - the only reason the fans were on the end was to address space requirements.
and you can get your dremel took out and cut the end off also.
nice where did you get the fan.. did you make it with that connector? is that enough to cool it down?
May 09, 2016, 03:16:48 PM
Bump, packages in stock and ready to ship!
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