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pigfrown

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If you want to save money on a PSU but still get reasonable quality buy a server PSU.

They are designed for being left on 24/7 and you can get some 2k ones with plenty of amps available on the 12v rail.

The downside is that you may need a breakout board/to manually wire up PCIe connectors, and they are LOUD.

panda2k_Storm

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If you buy low quality cables, risers or psu's there is a high chance you could ruin all of your hardware which will probably set you back 1500$ or more depending on what GPUs you have. Corsair is a great brand and I recommend you stick to it.

P00P135

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Quote from: hanskan on August 06, 2017, 10:39:44 PM

All of my rigs are currently running on gold/platinum Corsair PSU-s, but the price of those is insane compared to something like these

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Power-Supply-For-6GPU-Eth-Rig-Ethereum-Coin-Mining-Miner-Dedicated-S4W-/152627571996?var=&epid=28004846329&hash=item23894fed1c:m:mIWVn2t3UKVNhUI5igIJwOQ

I was wondering if any of you are using something similar and give me feedback ? First and foremost I am worried about safety.

You want to be able to sleep well at night? Never skimp on power supplies, cables, adapters, or splitters.

hanskan

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All of my rigs are currently running on gold/platinum Corsair PSU-s, but the price of those is insane compared to something like these

http://www.ebay.com.au/itm/Power-Supply-For-6GPU-Eth-Rig-Ethereum-Coin-Mining-Miner-Dedicated-S4W-/152627571996?var=&epid=28004846329&hash=item23894fed1c:m:mIWVn2t3UKVNhUI5igIJwOQ

I was wondering if any of you are using something similar and give me feedback ? First and foremost I am worried about safety.

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