https://www.ebay.com/itm/2400W-Mining-Power-Supply-For-Antminer-ETH-ZEC-S7-S9-Bitcoin-Miners-110V-240V/352212337249?hash=item52017dc261:g:ZK4AAOSwySlaDrwQ
So whats different between those and this? Should I stick to ones that clearly look like dual server supplies?
Topic: Kkmoon 2600w Dual Server PSU ATX - page 4. (Read 1177 times)
Look exactly the same. Just a different chinese brand.
I've built more than 10 12GPU-rigs with these PSUs.
They are good. Just as described.
They are good. Just as described.
According to reading parallel miner site the pico supply doesn't work with a number of boards. Frankly it seems to be most of them, so these server power supplies that have the motherboard power built in look intriguing.
2400W HP server supplies are half the price, usually
I depend where you live, in europe it's hard to supply server psu's that are compatible with breakout boards, or breakout board at all for that matter, all known sites like parallel miners are out of stock of everything... Hence why i was looking @ this alternative.
It's also cheaper, a 2400w psu kit is 185$ + Pico PSU 50$ (+ shipping to europe + customs (30% Tax)) when this 2600w KKmoon kit is 180$ - no need for Pico Psu - free shipping - no customs. So im EXTREMELY interested
Take a look at the Amazon UK Link, it clearly shows two HP 1200w Server PSUs NOT cheap chinese crap. Its the case im more interested it. Its just a housing to hold two common slot psu’s.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/KKmoon-Switching-Anti-electromagnetic-Interference-Efficiency/dp/B075S529TC
https://www.amazon.co.uk/KKmoon-Switching-Anti-electromagnetic-Interference-Efficiency/dp/B075S529TC
Oh nice i didn't noticed this from the pictures Oo. Makes it even more interesting, you don't even need a Pico Psu too !
You need ONE OF THIS with server psu to power you mobo
I will dont trust this, but use a more simplistic way.
I just bought Dell 1100W server power supply and it will rock (as any Dell/HP 750-1200 W PSU).
You just need to have some electro skills...
They are:
1) cheap (30-60 USD) (1/3 of normal supply)
2) made for 24/7
3) high power efficient (around 92% or more = 80 Plus Platinum and better)
Limitation is, that only making 12 V, so you still need "normal" PC PSU to power MB or some other way how to power it...
I just bought Dell 1100W server power supply and it will rock (as any Dell/HP 750-1200 W PSU).
You just need to have some electro skills...
They are:
1) cheap (30-60 USD) (1/3 of normal supply)
2) made for 24/7
3) high power efficient (around 92% or more = 80 Plus Platinum and better)
Limitation is, that only making 12 V, so you still need "normal" PC PSU to power MB or some other way how to power it...
Take a look at the Amazon UK Link, it clearly shows two HP 1200w Server PSUs NOT cheap chinese crap. Its the case im more interested it. Its just a housing to hold two common slot psu’s.
https://www.amazon.co.uk/KKmoon-Switching-Anti-electromagnetic-Interference-Efficiency/dp/B075S529TC
https://www.amazon.co.uk/KKmoon-Switching-Anti-electromagnetic-Interference-Efficiency/dp/B075S529TC
Oh, lawd... don't buy that POS... "KKmoon"?!?*
You can get 750W - 1200W HP server PSUs - which are built like the proverbial brick shithouse - for $25 - $50 all day long. Or better yet, get a PSU, breakout board and cables from Parallel Miner or the like and save money as well as aggravation.
* - I am an EE that designs switching power supplies (so far up to 1.2 MW - as in, 1,200,000 W) for a living.
You can get 750W - 1200W HP server PSUs - which are built like the proverbial brick shithouse - for $25 - $50 all day long. Or better yet, get a PSU, breakout board and cables from Parallel Miner or the like and save money as well as aggravation.
* - I am an EE that designs switching power supplies (so far up to 1.2 MW - as in, 1,200,000 W) for a living.
2400W HP server supplies are half the price, usually
These are 2 1300w Psu put together, they are server Psu, i would buy without fear
Well, if they actually use these for servers then the quality has to be good 
Ohhhh don't believe that, i work in datacenters and i saw so many shit cheap PSU's coming from china boasting nice specs, and being totally crap, but they wanted to save a bit of money, what a hassle it was, that's why im extremely prudent with such specs for this low price. Also those have been obviously modded to be used for mining so im being even more prudent. But maybe they're good, and if someone already got some that can share experience it would be great
That's nice to know!
Well, if they actually use these for servers then the quality has to be good
Ohhhh don't believe that, i work in datacenters and i saw so many shit cheap PSU's coming from china boasting nice specs, and being totally crap, but they wanted to save a bit of money, what a hassle it was, that's why im extremely prudent with such specs for this low price. Also those have been obviously modded to be used for mining so im being even more prudent. But maybe they're good, and if someone already got some that can share experience it would be great
Well, if they actually use these for servers then the quality has to be good
Picked out my server PSU from here https://www.parallelminer.com/product-category/power-supply-kit/
Picked out my server PSU from here https://www.parallelminer.com/product-category/power-supply-kit/
I would also be interested by feedbacks on this, i can get them really cheap and that's what im afraid of for the component quality 
Hey guys,
Just curious but has anyone used one of these before?
https://www.amazon.com/KKmoon-Switching-Efficiency-Ethereum-90-260V/dp/B075S91BKH
Looks like a great idea but it doesnt really give much detail about the cabling or internal components.
Just curious but has anyone used one of these before?
https://www.amazon.com/KKmoon-Switching-Efficiency-Ethereum-90-260V/dp/B075S91BKH
Looks like a great idea but it doesnt really give much detail about the cabling or internal components.
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