Sorry, i was not precise i wanna breakout boards for this psu:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/284760520009?epid=2254275380&hash=item424d0cb549:g:MdMAAOSwlWZh4pST
I found this guys "J4bberwock" but he is not anymore active.
https://bitcointalksearch.org/topic/bladecenter-h-2880w-breakout-boards-selling-from-stock-limited-time-discount-893159
Topic: IBM Powersupply breakout boards (Read 107 times)
Yes, it looks like I can find them, at least in the U.S.
Breakout board (fits 2 PSUs): $13 each
PCIe power cables: $19 for 10
IBM 94Y8118 900W 80+ Platinum supply: $20 each. Make sure you specifically buy the '94Y8118' version manufactured by Emerson, because it has the highest efficiency.
It looks like you can get 1800w of power for $72 in total at Platinum, which isn't a bad deal at just $40/kW. But I would only run 1500w through the breakout board, just to be on the safe side.
If you went with the 80+ Gold HP DPS-750RB, that would cost $47 for 750w of power. That's $63/kW.
So IBM is clearly a better deal, especially after you consider the $8-9/kW of savings every year from the increased efficiency.
Breakout board (fits 2 PSUs): $13 each
PCIe power cables: $19 for 10
IBM 94Y8118 900W 80+ Platinum supply: $20 each. Make sure you specifically buy the '94Y8118' version manufactured by Emerson, because it has the highest efficiency.
It looks like you can get 1800w of power for $72 in total at Platinum, which isn't a bad deal at just $40/kW. But I would only run 1500w through the breakout board, just to be on the safe side.
If you went with the 80+ Gold HP DPS-750RB, that would cost $47 for 750w of power. That's $63/kW.
So IBM is clearly a better deal, especially after you consider the $8-9/kW of savings every year from the increased efficiency.
Hello,
does anyone know where i can get breakout boards for IBM power supply, something like JabberW0ck boards but with more connectors?
Or does anyone has pcb schem file?
Thanks.
does anyone know where i can get breakout boards for IBM power supply, something like JabberW0ck boards but with more connectors?
Or does anyone has pcb schem file?
Thanks.
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