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What server PSU are you using?

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Hey folks.
I mostly run 1070s with 7 cards per rig.
Trying to find a good server psu that can push this because I am planning an expansion. Starting in a few weeks, I will have access to 208v power so I was hoping to could track down a single 1200w server psu that can run a rig with 7 of these and maybe also the motherboard too.

Since I will finally have more than 120v I think this should be doable.

Does anyone have any recommendations?
 
Dark12 said:
Thanks!
So is there a way to run the motherboard off the breakout board?
Do you recommend it or should I use a nano psu?
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Get a PicoPSU and power it off the server psu.
 
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easy supermicro PWS-563-1H. cant kill those bitches and jsut wire abunch together for larger builds. i have them running a 3kw build.
 
question sort of unrelated, but what is 208V? If household US is 110/115/120 or 220/230/240, where is 208 coming from?
 
DPI said:
Keep in mind these are only 900W at 110v, and the fans are annoyingly loud when PSU under significant load.
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Who that is serious about mining is using 110-120v... secondly, reread his second to last line.
 
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oblox said:
Who that is serious about mining is using 110-120v... secondly, reread his second to last line.
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Most hobby miners reading this forum will be on 110v if they're in North America. Anyway my post is intended for everyone else here.
 
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Most hobby miners reading this forum will be on 110v if they're in North America. Anyway my post is intended for everyone else here.
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Yeah, not many are getting 240v put in by electricians or using dryer outlets to power mining setups. It just isn't easily accessible to most.
 
Using a dryer outlet or a range outlet isn't the best idea... I converted a dedicated circuit in my server closet a home to 240v and changed the plugs, etc... Also had to buy a new UPS for the media server and switches, but, oh well.
 
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