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Topic: What are the good brands of power supply? - page 2. (Read 6645 times)
I am running ~80 supplies by Rosewill. The only ones that have been somewhat problematic are the 750-watt PHOTONS... I have 750 Quark, 850 Photon, and 850 Quark and extremely limited issues.
Even within the 750 PHOTONs that I had issues with RMA service was awesome.
Even within the 750 PHOTONs that I had issues with RMA service was awesome.
HP Common Slot series (DPS-1200 FB A for example) server power supplies are very robust and usually quite reasonably priced.
But you need to know what you are doing and buy some additional supplies if you use a server power supply in a GPU rig.
The DPS-1200 FB A will have a reasonable noise level if you are not having a 100% power capacity load.
I also use HP server power supplies. But you need 6 Pin PCI-E risercards and a picoPSU to connect the mainboard. Also a breakoutboard with power switch helps. https://www.ebay.de/itm/Power-Versorgung-Breakout-Board-Adapter-DPS-1200FB-Ethereum-Mining-ETH-ZEC-top/232645500070?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649But you need to know what you are doing and buy some additional supplies if you use a server power supply in a GPU rig.
The DPS-1200 FB A will have a reasonable noise level if you are not having a 100% power capacity load.
The most hp server power supplies have a high power efficiency (~94%) !
Yep. Exactly what I meant by saying 'additional supplies'.
HP Common Slot series (DPS-1200 FB A for example) server power supplies are very robust and usually quite reasonably priced.
But you need to know what you are doing and buy some additional supplies if you use a server power supply in a GPU rig.
The DPS-1200 FB A will have a reasonable noise level if you are not having a 100% power capacity load.
I also use HP server power supplies. But you need 6 Pin PCI-E risercards and a picoPSU to connect the mainboard. Also a breakoutboard with power switch helps. https://www.ebay.de/itm/Power-Versorgung-Breakout-Board-Adapter-DPS-1200FB-Ethereum-Mining-ETH-ZEC-top/232645500070?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2060353.m1438.l2649But you need to know what you are doing and buy some additional supplies if you use a server power supply in a GPU rig.
The DPS-1200 FB A will have a reasonable noise level if you are not having a 100% power capacity load.
The most hp server power supplies have a high power efficiency (~94%) !
I have a lot of Be Quiet's.. 1200W platinum. Working good for a year now.
Otherwise, you can't miss with Corsair, EVGA..
Otherwise, you can't miss with Corsair, EVGA..
I had long experiences with different brands.
For me
1. Corsair
2. EVGA
3. Thermaltake
4. Zalman
5.CoolerMaster
6.FSP
I heart Seasonic is also good. But I have never used this brand.
You can buy nr 1&2 with confidence.
For me
1. Corsair
2. EVGA
3. Thermaltake
4. Zalman
5.CoolerMaster
6.FSP
I heart Seasonic is also good. But I have never used this brand.
You can buy nr 1&2 with confidence.
So far, my preference for out of the box PSUs is EVGA. Corsair and Thermaltake are also good.
Old Dell and HP server PSUs are also built like tanks. If you add a breakout board, you can get very cost-effective units on Ebay.
Old Dell and HP server PSUs are also built like tanks. If you add a breakout board, you can get very cost-effective units on Ebay.
Kolink Continuum 1200 watt Platinum
Its got 12 pcie cables. Perfect for a 6 gpu right.
199 euro is probably best price.
Not platinum only gold,check benchmark.Its got 12 pcie cables. Perfect for a 6 gpu right.
199 euro is probably best price.
Its platinum
At first look a great price for a very decent 1.2kw unit, but they have skimped on the protections, the inrush current one is the dealbreaker.
Just splurge on the Seasonic stuff, you're buying for like 10 years and Seasonic is the best you can buy ATM. The differences in prices are irrelevant on such timelines.
Second pick is Corsair, third EVGA.
Antec, Aerocool, Thermaltake and especially Shittymax are not made for mining. The ones we had either melted or exploded in 1-2 months of running at 60-70% load. All replaced by Corsairs, running 4 months now without issues.
Keep in mind Cooler Master don't design their own PSU's from scratch. They usually buy designs from the other companies (seasonic mostly) and make some tweaking on the original designs before they create their own product.
If this is a good thing or bad it's up to you. I bought V1200 platinum from Cooler Master but can't use it because I am still waiting for the new Nvidia cards. Hopefully all will be good. Between those big brands you probably can't go wrong with either of them.
-EVGA (I am not exactly sure but i might have heard some bad stuff about this one.)
-Corsair
-Cooler Master
-Seasonic
Those are solid brands. Or you can try to find good server style HP brand PSU's for very cheap if you are lucky. Server PSU's are usually considered to be a better solution for mining rigs since they are designed to work 7/24 but somehow they are not as popular as ATX type PSU's.
If this is a good thing or bad it's up to you. I bought V1200 platinum from Cooler Master but can't use it because I am still waiting for the new Nvidia cards. Hopefully all will be good. Between those big brands you probably can't go wrong with either of them.
-EVGA (I am not exactly sure but i might have heard some bad stuff about this one.)
-Corsair
-Cooler Master
-Seasonic
Those are solid brands. Or you can try to find good server style HP brand PSU's for very cheap if you are lucky. Server PSU's are usually considered to be a better solution for mining rigs since they are designed to work 7/24 but somehow they are not as popular as ATX type PSU's.
Seasonic.
Kolink Continuum 1200 watt Platinum
Its got 12 pcie cables. Perfect for a 6 gpu right.
199 euro is probably best price.
Not platinum only gold,check benchmark.Its got 12 pcie cables. Perfect for a 6 gpu right.
199 euro is probably best price.
Its platinum
Corsair, every platinum or titanium series are perfect.
I have used Thermaltake toughpower grand 850w/1050w.
6 years 24/7/365.
6 years 24/7/365.
I have only used evga and have no complaints. They have 24 hrs 7 days technical support if something goes wrong. I have used it and they were great.
Kolink Continuum 1200 watt Platinum
Its got 12 pcie cables. Perfect for a 6 gpu right.
199 euro is probably best price.
Not platinum only gold,check benchmark. Its got 12 pcie cables. Perfect for a 6 gpu right.
199 euro is probably best price.
For consumer type PSUs i have never had problems with either Corsair or Seasonic.
That being said, you would be better off with a server PSU if you will be using it for mining. It's cheaper and more power efficient. Just do a quick search of server PSUs for mining and you should find out everything you need to know.
That being said, you would be better off with a server PSU if you will be using it for mining. It's cheaper and more power efficient. Just do a quick search of server PSUs for mining and you should find out everything you need to know.
Super flower?
Enermax sucks
For mining?
Segotep?
Enermax sucks
For mining?
Segotep?
I had Corsair (Modular and Non-Modular), Superflower, also I had Enermax 700W for me All are the best for mining indeed those have different from prices and quality but all depend on usage and maintenance.
Bitmain
Best PSU out there.
Best PSU out there.
I'd choose the 1000W version of the HP DL380 PSUs. They are a lot cheaper (than 1200w) due to less demand and put a little less strain on the breakout boards.
Two of them + breakout boards with cables can be had for less than $100, making 2000w max from 20 6pin cables. Add picoPSU for completeness.
But Server PSUs are not for living areas, the high pitch whine can be heard through several closed doors.
I'm playing around with adding stacked 60mm fans to fanless DPS700GB, these PSUs cost close to nothing but have a different connector, so cables are custom.
One single data point for reference, this 700W PSU pulls 400W from the wall when feeding 5x75W GPUs, so 93+% going to the cards (assuming the cards really pulls 75W when restricted to 75W).
Two of them + breakout boards with cables can be had for less than $100, making 2000w max from 20 6pin cables. Add picoPSU for completeness.
But Server PSUs are not for living areas, the high pitch whine can be heard through several closed doors.
I'm playing around with adding stacked 60mm fans to fanless DPS700GB, these PSUs cost close to nothing but have a different connector, so cables are custom.
One single data point for reference, this 700W PSU pulls 400W from the wall when feeding 5x75W GPUs, so 93+% going to the cards (assuming the cards really pulls 75W when restricted to 75W).
It all depends on what is available to you and at what prices. I have a couple of platinum Seasonic 1000 watt PSUs and I am very pleased with them.
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