Topic: Want the s-7 but only have 120 volt power here is a good deal at newegg. (Read 1059 times)
December 31, 2015, 11:19:32 AM
Well these evga bargains die today so if you want one today is last chance . I will lock thread tonight.
December 31, 2015, 05:29:23 AM
controller and fans say 5A? meh
2psu vs 3 psu.... everybody with what he has!
i have 4psu on my c2...
2psu vs 3 psu.... everybody with what he has!
i have 4psu on my c2...
December 30, 2015, 09:55:45 PM
Yeah This is great. the evga series g2 is awesome. go check out johny guru reviews for psu's and you'll see why. I wish I had done this. Instead I bought a 1600w evga, which was more expensive. On the other hand, it has a 10 year warranty and I can use it for anything I need to. worst case scenario it would be an overpowered psu for my computer. then I would have to buy massive video cards to justify the psu....poor wallet.
You'd need something like quad dual GPU to use that mush power, even though efficiency wise it would be best to run the PSU at 50~70% ^_^".
My irk with the 1600 G2 is that a 1300 G2 cap out a 120v15a breaker, so the upside of the 1600G2 is that it would be slightly more efficient, though a 1300 P2 would be better and cheaper. The problem is that the 1300 P2 does not exist, there is only a 1200 P2.
Its like the whole thing is rigged from the start to milk as much money as possible from us, even though we're being milked by different sources. :S
If you do that, maybe get one 750w for the one that will power the controllers+fan. But honestly that is a lot of PSU space next to one Small S7.
December 30, 2015, 08:02:29 PM
December 30, 2015, 09:16:19 AM
Yeah This is great. the evga series g2 is awesome. go check out johny guru reviews for psu's and you'll see why. I wish I had done this. Instead I bought a 1600w evga, which was more expensive. On the other hand, it has a 10 year warranty and I can use it for anything I need to. worst case scenario it would be an overpowered psu for my computer. then I would have to buy massive video cards to justify the psu....poor wallet.
December 30, 2015, 02:59:33 AM
That's right, I got confused. Superflower is the OEM, ie the company that builds the PSUs and sells them to EVGA. Leadex is their current high end platform upon which the G2s are built. They go up to a massive 2000w ATX in Europe due to their having 240v standard, and the platform is limited to 1600w in NA because of our lower 120v.
December 30, 2015, 02:53:37 AM
Slight correction to your instructions...
Controller must be powered on last when using multiple PSUs, so in your example you'd turn the 1000w PSU on first and then the 750w PSU last.
Edit: It should also be noted that these are from a new lineup that seems to have moved away from the amazing Leadex OEM platform that we all know and love. Until more details are out there (particularly, a jonnyguru review showing the innards and who the OEM is) I'd stick with the known quality of the Leadex based G2 series.
Controller must be powered on last when using multiple PSUs, so in your example you'd turn the 1000w PSU on first and then the 750w PSU last.
Edit: It should also be noted that these are from a new lineup that seems to have moved away from the amazing Leadex OEM platform that we all know and love. Until more details are out there (particularly, a jonnyguru review showing the innards and who the OEM is) I'd stick with the known quality of the Leadex based G2 series.
i will alter that. But as for buying these over the well know leadex super stud 1300 g2 the 1300 g2 will not run the s-7's that are pulling more then 1400 watts.
Ie batch 8. So you would need to get a 1600 g2 1600 p2 1600 t2
All of them are more then 300 usd. The 1600 g2 which I have owned and tested the 1600 p2 which I still own and the 1600 t2 which I have owned are all good psu.
as I understand the batch 8
the 1300 g2 at 179.99 - 20 rebate = 159.99 no longer can do the job
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438011&cm_re=evga_1300_g2-_-17-438-011-_-Product
thus the 1600 g2
1600 p2
1600 t2 are all really expensive
The 1600w version would be better efficiency wise, but the 1300w units would work just fine with the 135 chip 700MHz. B8 pulls approximately 1237.6w DC from the PSU, so while it's close to the rated 1300w it's not a problem, especially considering EVGA covers these for 7 years under warranty. These GQ are only 5 years.
Phil found such a good deal on PSU's the difference in savings vs efficiency savings make it where his is better I think. It's what 150ish or so less then 1600 G2? Somewhere around there.
If you really want efficiency 220/240 server psu is way to go. But that is not a option for all miners.
It's a fantastic deal, no doubt better than getting 1 1600w G2.
I did some digging, these GQ units are built by FSP instead of leadex and are of a lesser but still good quality than G2 units. There are reviews for the 650w and 850w units up on jonnyguru.
1237w DC for B8, 4.7TH/s would be pretty fine for me. I worried because it says just under 1300W DC on their page.
Good, i just learned Leadex = also SuperFlower.
Summary EVGA PSU;
Top notch;
G2 = SFlower/Leadex = 10 years Warranty
GS = Seasonic = 7 years Warranty
Still good;
GQ = FPS = 5 years Warranty
G1 Did not dig deep here, heard not as good.
December 30, 2015, 02:00:46 AM
Slight correction to your instructions...
Controller must be powered on last when using multiple PSUs, so in your example you'd turn the 1000w PSU on first and then the 750w PSU last.
Edit: It should also be noted that these are from a new lineup that seems to have moved away from the amazing Leadex OEM platform that we all know and love. Until more details are out there (particularly, a jonnyguru review showing the innards and who the OEM is) I'd stick with the known quality of the Leadex based G2 series.
Controller must be powered on last when using multiple PSUs, so in your example you'd turn the 1000w PSU on first and then the 750w PSU last.
Edit: It should also be noted that these are from a new lineup that seems to have moved away from the amazing Leadex OEM platform that we all know and love. Until more details are out there (particularly, a jonnyguru review showing the innards and who the OEM is) I'd stick with the known quality of the Leadex based G2 series.
i will alter that. But as for buying these over the well know leadex super stud 1300 g2 the 1300 g2 will not run the s-7's that are pulling more then 1400 watts.
Ie batch 8. So you would need to get a 1600 g2 1600 p2 1600 t2
All of them are more then 300 usd. The 1600 g2 which I have owned and tested the 1600 p2 which I still own and the 1600 t2 which I have owned are all good psu.
as I understand the batch 8
the 1300 g2 at 179.99 - 20 rebate = 159.99 no longer can do the job
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438011&cm_re=evga_1300_g2-_-17-438-011-_-Product
thus the 1600 g2
1600 p2
1600 t2 are all really expensive
The 1600w version would be better efficiency wise, but the 1300w units would work just fine with the 135 chip 700MHz. B8 pulls approximately 1237.6w DC from the PSU, so while it's close to the rated 1300w it's not a problem, especially considering EVGA covers these for 7 years under warranty. These GQ are only 5 years.
Phil found such a good deal on PSU's the difference in savings vs efficiency savings make it where his is better I think. It's what 150ish or so less then 1600 G2? Somewhere around there.
If you really want efficiency 220/240 server psu is way to go. But that is not a option for all miners.
It's a fantastic deal, no doubt better than getting 1 1600w G2.
I did some digging, these GQ units are built by FSP instead of leadex and are of a lesser but still good quality than G2 units. There are reviews for the 650w and 850w units up on jonnyguru.
December 30, 2015, 12:45:55 AM
Slight correction to your instructions...
Controller must be powered on last when using multiple PSUs, so in your example you'd turn the 1000w PSU on first and then the 750w PSU last.
Edit: It should also be noted that these are from a new lineup that seems to have moved away from the amazing Leadex OEM platform that we all know and love. Until more details are out there (particularly, a jonnyguru review showing the innards and who the OEM is) I'd stick with the known quality of the Leadex based G2 series.
Controller must be powered on last when using multiple PSUs, so in your example you'd turn the 1000w PSU on first and then the 750w PSU last.
Edit: It should also be noted that these are from a new lineup that seems to have moved away from the amazing Leadex OEM platform that we all know and love. Until more details are out there (particularly, a jonnyguru review showing the innards and who the OEM is) I'd stick with the known quality of the Leadex based G2 series.
i will alter that. But as for buying these over the well know leadex super stud 1300 g2 the 1300 g2 will not run the s-7's that are pulling more then 1400 watts.
Ie batch 8. So you would need to get a 1600 g2 1600 p2 1600 t2
All of them are more then 300 usd. The 1600 g2 which I have owned and tested the 1600 p2 which I still own and the 1600 t2 which I have owned are all good psu.
as I understand the batch 8
the 1300 g2 at 179.99 - 20 rebate = 159.99 no longer can do the job
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438011&cm_re=evga_1300_g2-_-17-438-011-_-Product
thus the 1600 g2
1600 p2
1600 t2 are all really expensive
I run 1300W DC on my 1300 g2 fine actually, but the problem is that the efficiency drop further at 100% load, which cause a higher draw than the 80% safe limit of a 15a120v circuit. The load come up to about 1480W~ which feel wasteful/troublesome to me and the surge protectors do not seem to like 1440W+ loads.
By doing a bit of math, with a dual GPU solution, it is fairly easy to keep the GPU load at optimal efficiency, which would mean a draw of 1420W. No headroom for any OC, but you get a bit of psychological breathing room for not melting your wiring.
I suppose if you have 20A 120V circuit this would not be a problem if you do not mind 88%~ efficiency instead of 91%~ since the power remain otherwise clean and stable.
http://www.jonnyguru.com/modules.php?name=NDReviews&op=Story4&reid=349
December 29, 2015, 09:02:42 PM
Slight correction to your instructions...
Controller must be powered on last when using multiple PSUs, so in your example you'd turn the 1000w PSU on first and then the 750w PSU last.
Edit: It should also be noted that these are from a new lineup that seems to have moved away from the amazing Leadex OEM platform that we all know and love. Until more details are out there (particularly, a jonnyguru review showing the innards and who the OEM is) I'd stick with the known quality of the Leadex based G2 series.
Controller must be powered on last when using multiple PSUs, so in your example you'd turn the 1000w PSU on first and then the 750w PSU last.
Edit: It should also be noted that these are from a new lineup that seems to have moved away from the amazing Leadex OEM platform that we all know and love. Until more details are out there (particularly, a jonnyguru review showing the innards and who the OEM is) I'd stick with the known quality of the Leadex based G2 series.
i will alter that. But as for buying these over the well know leadex super stud 1300 g2 the 1300 g2 will not run the s-7's that are pulling more then 1400 watts.
Ie batch 8. So you would need to get a 1600 g2 1600 p2 1600 t2
All of them are more then 300 usd. The 1600 g2 which I have owned and tested the 1600 p2 which I still own and the 1600 t2 which I have owned are all good psu.
as I understand the batch 8
the 1300 g2 at 179.99 - 20 rebate = 159.99 no longer can do the job
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438011&cm_re=evga_1300_g2-_-17-438-011-_-Product
thus the 1600 g2
1600 p2
1600 t2 are all really expensive
The 1600w version would be better efficiency wise, but the 1300w units would work just fine with the 135 chip 700MHz. B8 pulls approximately 1237.6w DC from the PSU, so while it's close to the rated 1300w it's not a problem, especially considering EVGA covers these for 7 years under warranty. These GQ are only 5 years.
Phil found such a good deal on PSU's the difference in savings vs efficiency savings make it where his is better I think. It's what 150ish or so less then 1600 G2? Somewhere around there.
If you really want efficiency 220/240 server psu is way to go. But that is not a option for all miners.
December 29, 2015, 08:04:47 PM
Slight correction to your instructions...
Controller must be powered on last when using multiple PSUs, so in your example you'd turn the 1000w PSU on first and then the 750w PSU last.
Edit: It should also be noted that these are from a new lineup that seems to have moved away from the amazing Leadex OEM platform that we all know and love. Until more details are out there (particularly, a jonnyguru review showing the innards and who the OEM is) I'd stick with the known quality of the Leadex based G2 series.
Controller must be powered on last when using multiple PSUs, so in your example you'd turn the 1000w PSU on first and then the 750w PSU last.
Edit: It should also be noted that these are from a new lineup that seems to have moved away from the amazing Leadex OEM platform that we all know and love. Until more details are out there (particularly, a jonnyguru review showing the innards and who the OEM is) I'd stick with the known quality of the Leadex based G2 series.
i will alter that. But as for buying these over the well know leadex super stud 1300 g2 the 1300 g2 will not run the s-7's that are pulling more then 1400 watts.
Ie batch 8. So you would need to get a 1600 g2 1600 p2 1600 t2
All of them are more then 300 usd. The 1600 g2 which I have owned and tested the 1600 p2 which I still own and the 1600 t2 which I have owned are all good psu.
as I understand the batch 8
the 1300 g2 at 179.99 - 20 rebate = 159.99 no longer can do the job
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438011&cm_re=evga_1300_g2-_-17-438-011-_-Product
thus the 1600 g2
1600 p2
1600 t2 are all really expensive
The 1600w version would be better efficiency wise, but the 1300w units would work just fine with the 135 chip 700MHz. B8 pulls approximately 1237.6w DC from the PSU, so while it's close to the rated 1300w it's not a problem, especially considering EVGA covers these for 7 years under warranty. These GQ are only 5 years.
December 29, 2015, 07:43:02 PM
Slight correction to your instructions...
Controller must be powered on last when using multiple PSUs, so in your example you'd turn the 1000w PSU on first and then the 750w PSU last.
Edit: It should also be noted that these are from a new lineup that seems to have moved away from the amazing Leadex OEM platform that we all know and love. Until more details are out there (particularly, a jonnyguru review showing the innards and who the OEM is) I'd stick with the known quality of the Leadex based G2 series.
Controller must be powered on last when using multiple PSUs, so in your example you'd turn the 1000w PSU on first and then the 750w PSU last.
Edit: It should also be noted that these are from a new lineup that seems to have moved away from the amazing Leadex OEM platform that we all know and love. Until more details are out there (particularly, a jonnyguru review showing the innards and who the OEM is) I'd stick with the known quality of the Leadex based G2 series.
i will alter that. But as for buying these over the well know leadex super stud 1300 g2 the 1300 g2 will not run the s-7's that are pulling more then 1400 watts.
Ie batch 8. So you would need to get a 1600 g2 1600 p2 1600 t2
All of them are more then 300 usd. The 1600 g2 which I have owned and tested the 1600 p2 which I still own and the 1600 t2 which I have owned are all good psu.
as I understand the batch 8
the 1300 g2 at 179.99 - 20 rebate = 159.99 no longer can do the job
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438011&cm_re=evga_1300_g2-_-17-438-011-_-Product
thus the 1600 g2
1600 p2
1600 t2 are all really expensive
December 29, 2015, 06:55:43 PM
Lucky you. You paid way less then us in Canada. 
December 29, 2015, 06:43:21 PM
Slight correction to your instructions...
Controller must be powered on last when using multiple PSUs, so in your example you'd turn the 1000w PSU on first and then the 750w PSU last.
Edit: It should also be noted that these are from a new lineup that seems to have moved away from the amazing Leadex OEM platform that we all know and love. Until more details are out there (particularly, a jonnyguru review showing the innards and who the OEM is) I'd stick with the known quality of the Leadex based G2 series.
Controller must be powered on last when using multiple PSUs, so in your example you'd turn the 1000w PSU on first and then the 750w PSU last.
Edit: It should also be noted that these are from a new lineup that seems to have moved away from the amazing Leadex OEM platform that we all know and love. Until more details are out there (particularly, a jonnyguru review showing the innards and who the OEM is) I'd stick with the known quality of the Leadex based G2 series.
December 29, 2015, 05:53:20 PM
I know it may seem a bit like spam but I make nothing on this. Plus a lot of people are looking to use 120 volt power this is a solid fix for them. So at mods please leave it up for a while
Okay usa Newegg for a few more days. 12/31/2015
The newer s-7's are pulling more then 1400 watts so people are having issues getting a good 120 volt fix.
I found 2 psus at newegg.
about 170 usd after rebate
deal is good until New years.
links in 1 minute
5 year warranty on both
I found a good setup use this rebate :
http://images10.newegg.com/uploadfilesfornewegg/rebate/SH/EVGA3MIRsDec16Dec3115cd12us1.pdf
buy this 1000 watts http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438062
buy this 750 watts http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438060
both get a 30 dollar rebate so the
750 watts = 95- 30 or 65 usd
1000 watts - 135-30 or 105 usd total = 170 usd
use the 750 to run the controller and 1 board
use the 1000 to run the other 2 boards.
use 2 power strips to the same 20 amp line 120 volt line or 2 power strips to 2 15 amp 120 volt lines.
Have all power off plug in everything then turn the 750 watt on first and the 1000 watt on second.
turn the 1000 watt running 2 boards on first
then turn the 750 watt on running 1 board and the controller second
do a software configuration like freq ? not sure what batch so freq ? and do the fan at 61%
check hashing good to go.
gold psu's giving a max of 1750 watts for 170 usd after rebates that is really fucking good.
the 750 watter would do 1 board and controller with 4 cables
the 1000 watter would do 2 boards with 6 cables
Okay usa Newegg for a few more days. 12/31/2015
The newer s-7's are pulling more then 1400 watts so people are having issues getting a good 120 volt fix.
I found 2 psus at newegg.
about 170 usd after rebate
deal is good until New years.
links in 1 minute
5 year warranty on both
I found a good setup use this rebate :
http://images10.newegg.com/uploadfilesfornewegg/rebate/SH/EVGA3MIRsDec16Dec3115cd12us1.pdf
buy this 1000 watts http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438062
buy this 750 watts http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817438060
both get a 30 dollar rebate so the
750 watts = 95- 30 or 65 usd
1000 watts - 135-30 or 105 usd total = 170 usd
use the 750 to run the controller and 1 board
use the 1000 to run the other 2 boards.
use 2 power strips to the same 20 amp line 120 volt line or 2 power strips to 2 15 amp 120 volt lines.
Have all power off plug in everything
turn the 1000 watt running 2 boards on first
then turn the 750 watt on running 1 board and the controller second
do a software configuration like freq ? not sure what batch so freq ? and do the fan at 61%
check hashing good to go.
gold psu's giving a max of 1750 watts for 170 usd after rebates that is really fucking good.
the 750 watter would do 1 board and controller with 4 cables
the 1000 watter would do 2 boards with 6 cables
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