1) Can i make an order yet?
2) What is the diference between: Current-Sense(CS) and Non-Current-Sense(NCS)?
3) What it's your recommendation for 3 or 4 S3?
Thanks
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I have three questions
1) Can i make an order yet?
2) What is the diference between: Current-Sense(CS) and Non-Current-Sense(NCS)?
3) What it's your recommendation for 3 or 4 S3?
Thanks
1) Can i make an order yet?
2) What is the diference between: Current-Sense(CS) and Non-Current-Sense(NCS)?
3) What it's your recommendation for 3 or 4 S3?
Thanks
If you're going to go more than 2 antminers stacked in any direction away from the PSU, you will need longer than the 18" cables.
With the 750/board combo, we have the PSU strapped to the top of a stack of 2 S1's. the 18" cables reach the bottom of the 2nd S1, but with very little slack. The 36" cables should allow for you to reach them 3 deep.
With the 750/board combo, we have the PSU strapped to the top of a stack of 2 S1's. the 18" cables reach the bottom of the 2nd S1, but with very little slack. The 36" cables should allow for you to reach them 3 deep.
If by "awg" you mean "inch", I'd probably get the 36". Five miners is a lot to stack around one PSU, and depending on how you're able to organize things, it's not easy to put everything within an 18" radius. If you have your organization planned out you could probably do some 18" and some 36", but the longer cables are only a dollar more and give you a lot more options.
stupid question.
if you were connecting let's say 5 antminer s3's to 1 board.
would you use 18 awg or the 32 (or was it 38) awg pci-e cables ?
and why
if you were connecting let's say 5 antminer s3's to 1 board.
would you use 18 awg or the 32 (or was it 38) awg pci-e cables ?
and why
iff order 2 server graded (high air volume) 40mm 4pin pwm fans (at full speed 13.000 rpm) those should keep the psu nice and cold
I've had one running with a pair of 80mm strapped to it. I don't really have any smaller fans to test with but that setup has been working fine for a month and some.
All you really need is any cord that fits what your plug is, to a C19 end. Pretty generic.
All you really need is any cord that fits what your plug is, to a C19 end. Pretty generic.
Wow, sounds like these could save me a lot of money on PSUs, all the efficient consumer grade PSUs cost a lot of money and it's been driving me crazy trying to source reliable and efficient PSUs without going bankrupt. Only problem is that my data center has 208V but I have no way to testing whether the board is working at home before sending it to my data center and I don't wanna send over a non-working PSU. Gotta figure out how to get 220V at home to test with, I have an air conditioner plug but I don't think it's the same kind of plug that these use.
BTW so there's two four pin fan headers on these, so that's good for two fans right? Is that sufficient to power this PSU? Looks like most people mount some sort of 40mm server fan
BTW so there's two four pin fan headers on these, so that's good for two fans right? Is that sufficient to power this PSU? Looks like most people mount some sort of 40mm server fan
Yeah it'd be pretty great if we started shipping those boards tomorrow. That'd be great. Board house is still a week behind though, but no more than a week so it won't slow us down too much. And to be honest, we just got everything ironed out with the lease on the shop so it gives us a few spare days to start moving stuff over and getting the electric install taken care of for hosting.
Got my 2kW IBM PSU in today, its nice and compact.
Cant wait to connect the breakoutboard to it
Cant wait to connect the breakoutboard to it
Check your own. Been waiting on a response since this morning.
PMS? I'm a dude.
Thanks for the update, better a little bad than no news at all. Did my order came through okay?
cheers
cheers
Yes, I've been out of town and/or fairly busy lately and haven't updated the public list but your order is paid and verified.
Regarding news, yeah I like to know when things change and figure my own customers would like to know as well. Because I promised a July 26th initial shipping date, it is my responsibility to let people know when that changes and for what reason. Y'all knew about ten minutes after I knew that there were going to be delays. We'll bust our butts to keep manufacturing time down and get orders out as soon as we can.
Gimme a call man.. check your pms.
Thanks for the update, better a little bad than no news at all. Did my order came through okay?
cheers
cheers
Yes, I've been out of town and/or fairly busy lately and haven't updated the public list but your order is paid and verified.
Regarding news, yeah I like to know when things change and figure my own customers would like to know as well. Because I promised a July 26th initial shipping date, it is my responsibility to let people know when that changes and for what reason. Y'all knew about ten minutes after I knew that there were going to be delays. We'll bust our butts to keep manufacturing time down and get orders out as soon as we can.
Well folks, I got some good news and some of the other kind. The connectors just arrived, and the rest of the parts should be arriving tomorrow, exactly as scheduled.
The other kind of news, you might call it "bad news" is, that apparently giving the PCB manufacturer three weeks lead time on a not-large not-difficult order is apparently not enough because they just told us this morning that the boards (which should have shipped last Friday or today) aren't ready yet and won't be until the end of the week. So that schedule we had for when we wanted to start shipping things, we might not have the PCBs in hand by then. I am at least as displeased with this as you are, partially because it stacks on top of literally everything else we've been trying to do for the last week being delayed by slow and/or incompetent people outside our control.
Anyone that's talked to me about hosting miners in the last week knows exactly what I'm talking about.
So, a heads up. DPS2K boards will almost certainly NOT be shipping by Friday since we probably won't have the PCBs by then.
The other kind of news, you might call it "bad news" is, that apparently giving the PCB manufacturer three weeks lead time on a not-large not-difficult order is apparently not enough because they just told us this morning that the boards (which should have shipped last Friday or today) aren't ready yet and won't be until the end of the week. So that schedule we had for when we wanted to start shipping things, we might not have the PCBs in hand by then. I am at least as displeased with this as you are, partially because it stacks on top of literally everything else we've been trying to do for the last week being delayed by slow and/or incompetent people outside our control.
Anyone that's talked to me about hosting miners in the last week knows exactly what I'm talking about.
So, a heads up. DPS2K boards will almost certainly NOT be shipping by Friday since we probably won't have the PCBs by then.
Thx for sharing,
Better to know the bad news than going BA style..
keep up the good work.
Thanks for the update, better a little bad than no news at all. Did my order came through okay?
cheers
cheers
Well folks, I got some good news and some of the other kind. The connectors just arrived, and the rest of the parts should be arriving tomorrow, exactly as scheduled.
The other kind of news, you might call it "bad news" is, that apparently giving the PCB manufacturer three weeks lead time on a not-large not-difficult order is apparently not enough because they just told us this morning that the boards (which should have shipped last Friday or today) aren't ready yet and won't be until the end of the week. So that schedule we had for when we wanted to start shipping things, we might not have the PCBs in hand by then. I am at least as displeased with this as you are, partially because it stacks on top of literally everything else we've been trying to do for the last week being delayed by slow and/or incompetent people outside our control.
Anyone that's talked to me about hosting miners in the last week knows exactly what I'm talking about.
So, a heads up. DPS2K boards will almost certainly NOT be shipping by Friday since we probably won't have the PCBs by then.
The other kind of news, you might call it "bad news" is, that apparently giving the PCB manufacturer three weeks lead time on a not-large not-difficult order is apparently not enough because they just told us this morning that the boards (which should have shipped last Friday or today) aren't ready yet and won't be until the end of the week. So that schedule we had for when we wanted to start shipping things, we might not have the PCBs in hand by then. I am at least as displeased with this as you are, partially because it stacks on top of literally everything else we've been trying to do for the last week being delayed by slow and/or incompetent people outside our control.
Anyone that's talked to me about hosting miners in the last week knows exactly what I'm talking about.
So, a heads up. DPS2K boards will almost certainly NOT be shipping by Friday since we probably won't have the PCBs by then.
I seem to remember paying not as much for them but that was several months ago. bobsag3 said in a previous post that they've got around 50 they can sell for $45 plus shipping. I've not been able to get good word back from my usual PSU source about how many we can get ahold of to stock, or what prices look like.
These PSUs could still support 5 if they're right at or under 500W, but for safety (and marginally improved efficiency) it would probably be better to run 4 per. 50 would then require 13, or 12 if you did some clever load-balancing. At that range, you're in the second-tier price break of $57 per board. 160 cables would be $560 to $720 depending if you wanted 18" or 36" or a mix of both.
We're in preorder stage now for the boards; PCBs are expected to arrive about the 22nd and we'll have the rest of parts by then to start manufacture for shipping by the 25th. If you get in the queue right now, we'll probably be shipping your boards and cables on or before the 28th.
If you're interested in a purchase or want to discuss further, email [email protected] and we'll get you set up.
These PSUs could still support 5 if they're right at or under 500W, but for safety (and marginally improved efficiency) it would probably be better to run 4 per. 50 would then require 13, or 12 if you did some clever load-balancing. At that range, you're in the second-tier price break of $57 per board. 160 cables would be $560 to $720 depending if you wanted 18" or 36" or a mix of both.
We're in preorder stage now for the boards; PCBs are expected to arrive about the 22nd and we'll have the rest of parts by then to start manufacture for shipping by the 25th. If you get in the queue right now, we'll probably be shipping your boards and cables on or before the 28th.
If you're interested in a purchase or want to discuss further, email [email protected] and we'll get you set up.
$40 per PSU + shipping, have plenty. On hand now, and they work great with the proto boards I have gotten from sidehack
Are they on the website? I do not see them. I need 13 please.
Ditto.
I called them and they credited me with gift card and applied to my newest order.
I seem to remember paying not as much for them but that was several months ago. bobsag3 said in a previous post that they've got around 50 they can sell for $45 plus shipping. I've not been able to get good word back from my usual PSU source about how many we can get ahold of to stock, or what prices look like.
These PSUs could still support 5 if they're right at or under 500W, but for safety (and marginally improved efficiency) it would probably be better to run 4 per. 50 would then require 13, or 12 if you did some clever load-balancing. At that range, you're in the second-tier price break of $57 per board. 160 cables would be $560 to $720 depending if you wanted 18" or 36" or a mix of both.
We're in preorder stage now for the boards; PCBs are expected to arrive about the 22nd and we'll have the rest of parts by then to start manufacture for shipping by the 25th. If you get in the queue right now, we'll probably be shipping your boards and cables on or before the 28th.
If you're interested in a purchase or want to discuss further, email [email protected] and we'll get you set up.
These PSUs could still support 5 if they're right at or under 500W, but for safety (and marginally improved efficiency) it would probably be better to run 4 per. 50 would then require 13, or 12 if you did some clever load-balancing. At that range, you're in the second-tier price break of $57 per board. 160 cables would be $560 to $720 depending if you wanted 18" or 36" or a mix of both.
We're in preorder stage now for the boards; PCBs are expected to arrive about the 22nd and we'll have the rest of parts by then to start manufacture for shipping by the 25th. If you get in the queue right now, we'll probably be shipping your boards and cables on or before the 28th.
If you're interested in a purchase or want to discuss further, email [email protected] and we'll get you set up.
$40 per PSU + shipping, have plenty. On hand now, and they work great with the proto boards I have gotten from sidehack
Are they on the website? I do not see them. I need 13 please.
Ditto.
I seem to remember paying not as much for them but that was several months ago. bobsag3 said in a previous post that they've got around 50 they can sell for $45 plus shipping. I've not been able to get good word back from my usual PSU source about how many we can get ahold of to stock, or what prices look like.
These PSUs could still support 5 if they're right at or under 500W, but for safety (and marginally improved efficiency) it would probably be better to run 4 per. 50 would then require 13, or 12 if you did some clever load-balancing. At that range, you're in the second-tier price break of $57 per board. 160 cables would be $560 to $720 depending if you wanted 18" or 36" or a mix of both.
We're in preorder stage now for the boards; PCBs are expected to arrive about the 22nd and we'll have the rest of parts by then to start manufacture for shipping by the 25th. If you get in the queue right now, we'll probably be shipping your boards and cables on or before the 28th.
If you're interested in a purchase or want to discuss further, email [email protected] and we'll get you set up.
These PSUs could still support 5 if they're right at or under 500W, but for safety (and marginally improved efficiency) it would probably be better to run 4 per. 50 would then require 13, or 12 if you did some clever load-balancing. At that range, you're in the second-tier price break of $57 per board. 160 cables would be $560 to $720 depending if you wanted 18" or 36" or a mix of both.
We're in preorder stage now for the boards; PCBs are expected to arrive about the 22nd and we'll have the rest of parts by then to start manufacture for shipping by the 25th. If you get in the queue right now, we'll probably be shipping your boards and cables on or before the 28th.
If you're interested in a purchase or want to discuss further, email [email protected] and we'll get you set up.
$40 per PSU + shipping, have plenty. On hand now, and they work great with the proto boards I have gotten from sidehack
Are they on the website? I do not see them. I need 13 please.
Ditto.
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