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Bitskint

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Quote from: giveen on March 07, 2015, 07:45:53 AM

Yes, you can run two separate ones but it would be a bit awkward as you would have to have the PSU's outside the case.

I would recommend this SeaSonic
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151109

Thank you for the link.

I am in UK and found on http://www.scan.co.uk/products/1250w-seasonic-x-series-full-modular-80plus-gold-dc-dc-sanyo-denki-120mm-silent-fan-atx-psu

The thing is, I have spare PSU's and was really wanting to save on outlay to get some
ROI on the X3.

I was warned about using more than one PSU on my S1's and S3's in my Bitcoin farm so did as I was told and have them on solo PSU's or one PSU running two.

That is why I ask here - incase there would be a problem.

Cheers.

giveen

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Yes, you can run two separate ones but it would be a bit awkward as you would have to have the PSU's outside the case.

I would recommend this SeaSonic
http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817151109

Bitskint

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Hi.

Could anyone confirm that rather than using a good 1000/1200 rated psu
to power this , could I used 2 x 750/850 psu's to run 2 blades each ?

I have searched the internet for a 100% reliable answer, but so far
have only found very vague answers.

If you know of a good guide on this that has eluded me so far,
a link would be great

Cheers.

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