Topic: [WTB] PSU for BFL Bitforce 60GH/s Miner (Read 575 times)
I would offer 0.1BTC which is about the price for a normal pc psu.
I have a few spare BFL PSU's never used let me know your offer.
dont wait too long and time cost $$$. why not go out to computer store get good pc psu and get your Single up soon.
What do I have to search for? At least 31A on the 5V rail?
Is BFL offering spare parts?
Is BFL offering spare parts?
your 60Gh/s use 2 pci-e plugs like gpu use and Single use around 300W power.
BFL's run on 12 volt. Not 5 volt. As long as you have at least 25 amps free on the 12v rail, it should run happily. My 50 GH miners only use 200 watts each (16.6 amps)
What do I have to search for? At least 31A on the 5V rail?
Is BFL offering spare parts?
Is BFL offering spare parts?
your 60Gh/s use 2 pci-e plugs like gpu use and Single use around 300W power.
What do I have to search for? At least 31A on the 5V rail?
Is BFL offering spare parts?
Is BFL offering spare parts?
your 60Gh/s use 2 pci-e plugs like gpu use and Single use around 300W power.
What do I have to search for? At least 31A on the 5V rail?
Is BFL offering spare parts?
Is BFL offering spare parts?
I just received my BFL 60GH/s Miner and wanted to install it.
Unfortunately I did not realize that it was set to 110V and so the PSU went up in smoke after plugging it in (luckily the miner was not attached) :-(
So it seems that I would need a new PSU (Output 13V / 31A) and would appreciate any offers. Ideas how to fix it on my own are also welcome ;-)
Unfortunately I did not realize that it was set to 110V and so the PSU went up in smoke after plugging it in (luckily the miner was not attached) :-(
So it seems that I would need a new PSU (Output 13V / 31A) and would appreciate any offers. Ideas how to fix it on my own are also welcome ;-)
you can buy pc psu for it. look at this psu Corsair AX860 High Performance 80PLUS Platinum Certified Fully Modular 860 Watt Power Supply.
I just received my BFL 60GH/s Miner and wanted to install it.
Unfortunately I did not realize that it was set to 110V and so the PSU went up in smoke after plugging it in (luckily the miner was not attached) :-(
So it seems that I would need a new PSU (Output 13V / 31A) and would appreciate any offers. Ideas how to fix it on my own are also welcome ;-)
Unfortunately I did not realize that it was set to 110V and so the PSU went up in smoke after plugging it in (luckily the miner was not attached) :-(
So it seems that I would need a new PSU (Output 13V / 31A) and would appreciate any offers. Ideas how to fix it on my own are also welcome ;-)
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