Topic: IBM DPS-4KW PSU (Dual DPS-2000BB) Breakout Boards and Packages!!! - page 2. (Read 20232 times)
June 12, 2017, 05:50:37 PM
Please note: I had a very unfortunate incident today in which my commercial space was completely flooded due to the gross negligence of a tenant above me. Losses are significant, I have spent all day moving my inventory off-site and salvaging what I could. My time is going to be spent fulfilling existing orders as quickly as I can, but I will not be available to quote new orders (some of the PM's are a week old or more) until later this week when I get myself situated. I apologize for the inconvenience, and for anyone with outstanding orders please know that I am doing everything in my power to get your orders re-packed from un-damaged stock and will be shipping it out as soon as I am able to.
June 09, 2017, 10:37:55 AM
Order components without PSU's for $135
Hi Finsky -- do you still have above package? Can I have 1 order? Let me know and I will send you BTC or paypal
June 07, 2017, 07:49:41 AM
Hi Finksy, sent you PM. Thank you!
May 29, 2017, 07:52:11 PM
...wait you're a dad aren't you?? 
I've had some guys tell me that I was "a real mother...", does that count? 
May 29, 2017, 06:59:03 PM
oh but I should 
I was thinking about getting a separate pole installed just for 240.
I'm guessing you either didn't click the link or don't get my brand of humor. I was thinking about getting a separate pole installed just for 240.
yeah you're probably a quasi generation above me or below me or something.
wait you're a dad aren't you??
May 29, 2017, 05:35:15 PM
oh but I should
I was thinking about getting a separate pole installed just for 240.
I'm guessing you either didn't click the link or don't get my brand of humor. I was thinking about getting a separate pole installed just for 240.
May 29, 2017, 04:57:50 PM
How would you suggest wiring for one of these beasts at home?
ummm... if you have to ask, then you probably shouldn'toh but I should
I was thinking about getting a separate pole installed just for 240.
May 29, 2017, 04:48:54 PM
How would you suggest wiring for one of these beasts at home?
ummm... if you have to ask, then you probably shouldn't May 29, 2017, 04:43:32 PM
How would you suggest wiring for one of these beasts at home?
May 28, 2017, 03:30:50 PM
PM sent. Still trying to get a rig package bought. Thanks
May 24, 2017, 10:55:07 AM
OP updated, PM's being replied to as quickly as I can.
DPS-2000BB PSU's are out of stock and unavailable to me at the moment, so PSU packages are only available without PSU's for this time. I still have many IBM 2880W PSU's in stock, and can use them for GPU packages as well.
To answer your question, 4250W at the wall at a 90% efficiency is only 3825W DC, or 95.6% load. It is heavy, but with sufficient cooling it can work. Heavier loads can impact PSU longevity, but unfortunately with these PSU's there doesn't seem to be any consistency in what that load is and if/when they will fail. I have seen many of these PSU's run at over 100% load for extended period of time with adequate cooling, and I have seen them fail under moderate loads for no reason.
DPS-2000BB PSU's are out of stock and unavailable to me at the moment, so PSU packages are only available without PSU's for this time. I still have many IBM 2880W PSU's in stock, and can use them for GPU packages as well.
To answer your question, 4250W at the wall at a 90% efficiency is only 3825W DC, or 95.6% load. It is heavy, but with sufficient cooling it can work. Heavier loads can impact PSU longevity, but unfortunately with these PSU's there doesn't seem to be any consistency in what that load is and if/when they will fail. I have seen many of these PSU's run at over 100% load for extended period of time with adequate cooling, and I have seen them fail under moderate loads for no reason.
Awesome, and thank you for that insight. I saw your OP update about PSUs out of stock, and have sourced two separately in anticipation of your return.
Great, thanks for taking the initiative! PM'ing you back now BTW.
May 24, 2017, 10:54:30 AM
OP updated, PM's being replied to as quickly as I can.
DPS-2000BB PSU's are out of stock and unavailable to me at the moment, so PSU packages are only available without PSU's for this time. I still have many IBM 2880W PSU's in stock, and can use them for GPU packages as well.
To answer your question, 4250W at the wall at a 90% efficiency is only 3825W DC, or 95.6% load. It is heavy, but with sufficient cooling it can work. Heavier loads can impact PSU longevity, but unfortunately with these PSU's there doesn't seem to be any consistency in what that load is and if/when they will fail. I have seen many of these PSU's run at over 100% load for extended period of time with adequate cooling, and I have seen them fail under moderate loads for no reason.
DPS-2000BB PSU's are out of stock and unavailable to me at the moment, so PSU packages are only available without PSU's for this time. I still have many IBM 2880W PSU's in stock, and can use them for GPU packages as well.
To answer your question, 4250W at the wall at a 90% efficiency is only 3825W DC, or 95.6% load. It is heavy, but with sufficient cooling it can work. Heavier loads can impact PSU longevity, but unfortunately with these PSU's there doesn't seem to be any consistency in what that load is and if/when they will fail. I have seen many of these PSU's run at over 100% load for extended period of time with adequate cooling, and I have seen them fail under moderate loads for no reason.
Awesome, and thank you for that insight. I saw your OP update about PSUs out of stock, and have sourced two separately in anticipation of your return.
May 24, 2017, 10:50:32 AM
OP updated, PM's being replied to as quickly as I can.
DPS-2000BB PSU's are out of stock and unavailable to me at the moment, so PSU packages are only available without PSU's for this time. I still have many IBM 2880W PSU's in stock, and can use them for GPU packages as well.
To answer your question, 4250W at the wall at a 90% efficiency is only 3825W DC, or 95.6% load. It is heavy, but with sufficient cooling it can work. Heavier loads can impact PSU longevity, but unfortunately with these PSU's there doesn't seem to be any consistency in what that load is and if/when they will fail. I have seen many of these PSU's run at over 100% load for extended period of time with adequate cooling, and I have seen them fail under moderate loads for no reason.
DPS-2000BB PSU's are out of stock and unavailable to me at the moment, so PSU packages are only available without PSU's for this time. I still have many IBM 2880W PSU's in stock, and can use them for GPU packages as well.
To answer your question, 4250W at the wall at a 90% efficiency is only 3825W DC, or 95.6% load. It is heavy, but with sufficient cooling it can work. Heavier loads can impact PSU longevity, but unfortunately with these PSU's there doesn't seem to be any consistency in what that load is and if/when they will fail. I have seen many of these PSU's run at over 100% load for extended period of time with adequate cooling, and I have seen them fail under moderate loads for no reason.
May 23, 2017, 11:27:20 AM
I'm currently watching a 6-GPU rig pull 1090w at the wall (248v)... I'm looking to push this to an 8-GPU rig, and then replicate for a total of 3 mobos and 24 GPUs. If I assume the non-GPU components take 150w per rig, that takes me to approximately 4250w (at the wall). I have external cooling available powered outside of this PSU, so assuming temperatures remain good. (For example, my GPUs run at 60º +/- 3º all day long.
Do we think one of these DPS-4KW units will safely handle 4250w at the wall, continuously?
Do we think one of these DPS-4KW units will safely handle 4250w at the wall, continuously?
May 21, 2017, 12:29:55 PM
PM'd you.
May 08, 2017, 12:52:10 PM
PM'd as well 
May 05, 2017, 02:27:46 PM
Thanks Finksy, sent you a pm
May 04, 2017, 02:27:48 PM
Sent you a PM for an Order, Thanks.
May 01, 2017, 03:47:15 PM
Sent you a pm for an order, thanks!
April 25, 2017, 03:36:41 PM
I got 2 "Deluxe 4K" Packages about a month ago and I love them. They were perfect for getting my over-powered APW3+s off of my S7-LNs and freeing them up for my newest batch of S9s. 
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