Topic: Power Supplies (Read 1505 times)
Saving your money, Superflower Leadex; for better monitor and longer warranty, Corsair Link.
I'm using Great Wall 1250W for rig of 6 cards 1070. Until now it's going smooth.
I think that is the same as the OCZ 1250W.
From the list I chose EVGA and SuperFlower , I use SuperFlower 1600(80+ gold) and EVGA 1000(80+ gold).
The set includes a large set of flexible and long wires, as well as noiseless operation.
The set includes a large set of flexible and long wires, as well as noiseless operation.
Mostly it depends on price and availability
Mining since a year ago and none of my psu have had any problem so far and I have been running them near their threshold(90-95%)
I prefer mosly the psu that are currently on sale.
Mining since a year ago and none of my psu have had any problem so far and I have been running them near their threshold(90-95%)
I prefer mosly the psu that are currently on sale.
I like EVGA because the quality of the goods is very good and also in the affairs of reliable speed is very capable and able to make the guarantee as one of the best tools from the others.
I'm using Great Wall 1250W for rig of 6 cards 1070. Until now it's going smooth.
If you like standard form PSUs EVGA 80w 400-600 watt power supplies often come on newegg for less than 10 and 20 USD respectively. This is with rebate though, and it can take a while for rebate to come in. Better than some GPU manufacturers though.
EVGA & Seasonic (EVGA actually make no PSU's, They're all OEMS, EVGA's better/top end models are made by Seasonic/Superflower, EVGA's lower models are often made by FSP (Whom are not bad, But no where near Seasonics or Superflowers standards)
I've had good experiences with EVGA, Corsair, XFX, FSP, and Seasonic. (The OEMs I try to look for are FSP, Seasonic, and SuperFlower. Corsair units from CWT are okay, better than CWT used to be.) (Of those, the EVGA, XFX, and Corsair ones are currently connected to my mining rigs. The Seasonic is the oldest one and it still runs my desktop just fine.)
Of the brands I've owned PSUs from, Thermaltake is probably the one I've had the worst personal experience with. I had to RMA a TR600W unit twice before receiving a working one. Thankfully none of my components were damaged by them. Customer support was about average.
Of the brands I've owned PSUs from, Thermaltake is probably the one I've had the worst personal experience with. I had to RMA a TR600W unit twice before receiving a working one. Thankfully none of my components were damaged by them. Customer support was about average.
I'd get whatever is gold and the best deal.
I have Corsair and EVGA ones...
I have Corsair and EVGA ones...
EVGA is winning thus far...
I'm using SuperFlower Leadex PSUs from 1200W to 2000W models (80 Plus Gold, 80 Plus Platinum). They have enough power connectors for GPUs and Molex. Wires are soft and long. PSUs work at 75-85% load 24/7 for a year.
The best there is, nothing comes close.
I'm using SuperFlower Leadex PSUs from 1200W to 2000W models (80 Plus Gold, 80 Plus Platinum). They have enough power connectors for GPUs and Molex. Wires are soft and long. PSUs work at 75-85% load 24/7 for a year.
EVGA, although I have Gigabyte - due unavailability of EVGA - I was impatient for a PSU 
The server PSUs on eBay look pretty cheap but how do you know which one to get?
You can go fully custom breakout boards, or there are a few companies around that will make it a lot easier for you
http://www.parallelminer.com/product/rev2-ultimate-2400watt-power-supply-kit-for-gpu-mining-94-platinum-efficiency-200v240v-w-32pcie-plugs/
I chose server PSU's as I'm switching over to those, and I'm selling my Rosewill 1500/1600W PSU's if anyone wants one
The server PSUs on eBay look pretty cheap but how do you know which one to get?
Evga and server is pretty good but. You failed to let me pick. Rose will quark 850 watt platinum truly a good psu for my riser free three card nvidia 1080 ti builds,
I can get a rosewill quark 850 watt on sale for as low as 120 usd
my bad on sale from newegg on ebay at 114.99
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rosewill-Quark-Series-850W-Full-Modular-Gaming-Power-Supply-with-LED-Indicator-/291426924760?
I can get a rosewill quark 850 watt on sale for as low as 120 usd
my bad on sale from newegg on ebay at 114.99
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rosewill-Quark-Series-850W-Full-Modular-Gaming-Power-Supply-with-LED-Indicator-/291426924760?
I fixed it. Thanks! those are pretty like Superflower.
I picked it. I have six of them. Evga and server are also pretty good
Evga and server is pretty good but. You failed to let me pick. Rose will quark 850 watt platinum truly a good psu for my riser free three card nvidia 1080 ti builds,
I can get a rosewill quark 850 watt on sale for as low as 120 usd
my bad on sale from newegg on ebay at 114.99
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rosewill-Quark-Series-850W-Full-Modular-Gaming-Power-Supply-with-LED-Indicator-/291426924760?
I can get a rosewill quark 850 watt on sale for as low as 120 usd
my bad on sale from newegg on ebay at 114.99
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rosewill-Quark-Series-850W-Full-Modular-Gaming-Power-Supply-with-LED-Indicator-/291426924760?
I fixed it. Thanks! those are pretty like Superflower.
Server power supplies with breakout boards that are 93% rated and kept under 80 percent load are not that loud. I replaced all my 90% rated server supplies with the 93% and they are much less noisy. I use the pico power supplies with a special built cable ( 6 pin to 8 pin ESP & barrel plug) that connects to the pico. But if your looking to resell the PSU's when done then i prefer the Corsair I series because they monitor power usage (as I use 240v) quite easily. Once I know I have a stable rig, I convert it over to the 1200w server psu's.
Corsair PSU's have been pretty good in the past, though BBT has reported having multiple bad Corsair AX series brand new PSU's.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PXoPFPqU3Y8&feature=youtu.be&t=3798
They may be having quality control issues. A majority stake of Corsair was also recently sold off to an investment group.
Evga and server is pretty good but. You failed to let me pick. Rose will quark 850 watt platinum truly a good psu for my riser free three card nvidia 1080 ti builds,
I can get a rosewill quark 850 watt on sale for as low as 120 usd
my bad on sale from newegg on ebay at 114.99
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rosewill-Quark-Series-850W-Full-Modular-Gaming-Power-Supply-with-LED-Indicator-/291426924760?
I can get a rosewill quark 850 watt on sale for as low as 120 usd
my bad on sale from newegg on ebay at 114.99
http://www.ebay.com/itm/Rosewill-Quark-Series-850W-Full-Modular-Gaming-Power-Supply-with-LED-Indicator-/291426924760?
Surplus server PSUs tend to be the best value and are built very well.
Server PSU's are fine, if you enjoy the sound of a jet engine in your living space, LOL.
lol yeah they are pretty loud. You can swap out the mini turbine fans for more efficient quieter ones.
A quality high wattage ATX PSU also has a good resale value. Server PSU's are cheap for a reason. There is no consumer market for them other than mining.
Some of us have no plan to sell all the mining gear even if it is not profitable , probably i will sell most of the GPUs and keep mobo/riser/psu , i started mining with H97 anniversary and Evga 1300G2 , now i am selling my used combo for price higher than my initial investment and replacing with 13GPU board and 2.4KW platium PSU despite running only 7GPU rigs , with all my parts already ROI at least 6 months ago there is no point of selling server PSUs when this is over and the new parts make sure that i am better prepared if new GPU/Coin comes out .
Also remember that selling 10+ 1300G2 to non mining users is not an easy task.
My vote 50/50 Evga/Server
It sounds like this isnt your first time around the mulberry bush. From what I have gathered there was another GPU shortage some time ago and that folks with mining hardware before it profited a great deal and those that held on to it when this new shortage came did too. Suggesting that if we wait long enough another booming coin will come along eventually. That's good thinking. I'm new at crypto, started in february learning all I can. Thanks for your input.
If you can deal with the noise, server PSUs will always win because of value for money. Considering server PSUs are almost always 80+ Platinum, other consumer PSUs don't stand a chance when you want the fastest ROI.
Surplus server PSUs tend to be the best value and are built very well.
Server PSU's are fine, if you enjoy the sound of a jet engine in your living space, LOL.
lol yeah they are pretty loud. You can swap out the mini turbine fans for more efficient quieter ones.
A quality high wattage ATX PSU also has a good resale value. Server PSU's are cheap for a reason. There is no consumer market for them other than mining.
Some of us have no plan to sell all the mining gear even if it is not profitable , probably i will sell most of the GPUs and keep mobo/riser/psu , i started mining with H97 anniversary and Evga 1300G2 , now i am selling my used combo for price higher than my initial investment and replacing with 13GPU board and 2.4KW platium PSU despite running only 7GPU rigs , with all my parts already ROI at least 6 months ago there is no point of selling server PSUs when this is over and the new parts make sure that i am better prepared if new GPU/Coin comes out .
Also remember that selling 10+ 1300G2 to non mining users is not an easy task.
My vote 50/50 Evga/Server
I've had nothing but good experiences with my EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 P2 80+ PLATINUM, 1000Ws. Been churning in my ETH miners for months now
That is superflower in disguise hehe
I've had nothing but good experiences with my EVGA SuperNOVA 1000 P2 80+ PLATINUM, 1000Ws. Been churning in my ETH miners for months now
Server PSUs are probably the best with proper breakout boards and dedicated PCIe power cables to each GPU, not splitting like you sometimes need to do with a consumer grade PSU. However, as has been pointed out they can at times get loud so for the consumer PSU I would vote for Corsair or EVGA.
Superflower and corsair.
Superflowers are pretty! I may have to switch.
Specially if you are on 240v, nothing can beat superflowers on 240v.
Superflower and corsair.
Superflowers are pretty! I may have to switch.
Superflower and corsair.
i tend to agree on the server PSU simply because i have a few servers and with a just in case PSU to pop in it if needed! if your running your rigs in your bedroom?, then you might want to ask the lady of the house first what she prefers! lololol
all of them are shit 
Server power supplies with breakout boards that are 93% rated and kept under 80 percent load are not that loud. I replaced all my 90% rated server supplies with the 93% and they are much less noisy. I use the pico power supplies with a special built cable ( 6 pin to 8 pin ESP & barrel plug) that connects to the pico. But if your looking to resell the PSU's when done then i prefer the Corsair I series because they monitor power usage (as I use 240v) quite easily. Once I know I have a stable rig, I convert it over to the 1200w server psu's.
Surplus server PSUs tend to be the best value and are built very well.
Server PSU's are fine, if you enjoy the sound of a jet engine in your living space, LOL.
lol yeah they are pretty loud. You can swap out the mini turbine fans for more efficient quieter ones.
A quality high wattage ATX PSU also has a good resale value. Server PSU's are cheap for a reason. There is no consumer market for them other than mining.
Surplus server PSUs tend to be the best value and are built very well.
Server PSU's are fine, if you enjoy the sound of a jet engine in your living space, LOL.
lol yeah they are pretty loud. You can swap out the mini turbine fans for more efficient quieter ones.
Surplus server PSUs tend to be the best value and are built very well.
Server PSU's are fine, if you enjoy the sound of a jet engine in your living space, LOL.
Surplus server PSUs tend to be the best value and are built very well.
I like the EVGA G2/P2 series because they use a single 12V rail and can deliver >99% of the rated power over the 12V line. Dual conversion PSU's, like the G2/P2 are the best because they convert the entire energy into a 12V single rail and then uses VRM to generate 5V and 3.3V. The cheaper PSU type converts using different taps in the transformer for each voltage and use the 5V line to regulate the voltage, instead of the 12V line like the dual conversion models. That causes voltage instability from not loading the 5V line.
I like the EVGA Supernovas but they ran out so I got a Lepa and the wires are so cheap and crappy when compared to EVGA. What do you like and why?
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