It should be good.

 if you have a k-watt meter check watts should be 1020-1100 watts.

 if you can post a photo to show  the hook up please do.

yeah I have a bronze yours is the gold so it makes sense.

nice do you use freq 240?

they are single rail so that helps. i need to get a good look at the pcie's cables.

looks like 2 pcie cables that would be a no go.

but the modular one looks good

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817139051&cm_re=corsair_cxm-_-17-139-051-_-Product

if that is a split rail psu it won't work.  I have a 750 watter and it use up to 3 cables  on the fourth it overloads.  mine is a split rail model .  check and see if it is.

yeah you may be correct but I don't think so.   the 2 jacks on each board pull 250-260 watts. they should pull more power on the single cable due to less resistance .  the dual plug cables  will be more resistant to the draw then the single plug cables.   each board get to pull 250-260 watts across  3 hot wires on the single cable and share 3 hot wires on the dual cable .  so each board is getting 4.5 x 18 awg wire.

that should work.
 remember the two jacks on the board  share common hot lead and common ground.

the draw should self level.   (in theory) .

 I did a lot of this on the short tubes and I got 290 freq and 1000  watts doing it this way the cables did not overheat.

yes you can.  you should have 6 pcie cables 2 have 2 plugs.  4 have 1 plug.

am I correct??

my evga  has 6 cables  4 with 1 plug 2 with 2 plugs.

look closely   this is the 2 two plug cables   make believe that fan is the plug end fan on the long tube.

this will be two cables with 4 plugs  one plug in eacb side.   THIS IS NOT ENOUGH

you then have the 4 single cables plug one to each side.  so six cables pull 1200 watts.  each side of the unit has 1  cable with the long plug and 1/2 of the two plug cables  I don't have enough hands to hold it in place. but those 6 cables can carry 1200 watts even 1215.  if you think you understand the way to wire it please do and shoot a photo to us. I can confirm.

yep and all the big boys need to do is stand pat and do their best to limit  network growth under 3%.
 
Just do some 1% 2% 3% growth in jumps on bitcoinwisdom's calculator's and mining look good.  So basically the big boys so not need to expand much.

 Oh they can replace a 1 watt miner with a .8 watt miner then a .6 watt miner but they are building there own so they do not need to sell much just a little bit at a time.

this needs to be less then bitmain's s-3 price on ebay.

which is around 240 -265
 More then 6 or 7 sellers will ships an s-3 to you in about 2 days. And you get ebays return policy if they do not run. and you can pay with a cc.

this deal would be okay if it was 200 with a 100 piece minimum.   but 260 and 2000 pieces it is a no go.

so 260 usd  for a kit  so if I run it at 500gh and .8 watts it is the same as an s-3

I have to pay in btc and wait for this kit.

I go to ebay and for  245 I get this

http://www.ebay.com/itm/Bitmain-Antminer-S3-Bitcoin-Miner-/271642550778?pt=US_Virtual_Currency&hash=item3f3f2861fa


Or 259 I get this

http://www.ebay.com/itm/BITMAIN-AntMiner-S3-Bitcoin-Miner-ASIC-IN-HAND-ships-within-24-hrs-/291272899697?pt=US_Virtual_Currency&hash=item43d137bc71

So I just don't see why anyone would want this gear at this price.

16nm does not do the trick  bitfury and the like have no reason to produce it. 

2 caveats if

16nm allows .1watts a gh
if btc price jumps.


right now we are in an equilibrium  of btc price and power cost.    A large builder with a big farm such as bitmaintech has no use for more hashing.

If they truly have a 20mw setup  and they get .6watts a gh .  their best interest is 0 btc change and 0 diff jumps do the math.

20mw can do close to 30ph  if they get .6watts   by now they paid the gear off if it was built back in aug.

so 20mw at 8 cents a kwatt is 1600 usd a day.  30 ph earns 460 coins a day.

460 coins is more then 160,000 usd    so 160000 usd income for  1600 power cost. 

even if they make a 16nm and they drop power 3 fold   to 6 fold.  they only need to pull the power hungry gear offline.  they don't need to grow much at all.  due to the 380 usd price and 2% diff numbers.

This is a new btc world and smart large companies don't need to expand much at all if they have a proper data center setup.

 

he does that send him the pdf in an email.

 
Well based on his numbers for the 2x 750 watt psu's absolutely.   He said 1188 used by the 2 server psu's

the evga will use less.  maybe 1150 or 1125.

he also is doing freq 240 if I read it correctly .  so if you set freq 230 you will drop gh and watts about 5%.

I had 2 short tubes and while I could get them to run at 290 vs stock of 270.  I needed to open my garage window and get the garage to be colder to do a good over clock.

I had dell server psu's and evga 1300's I refer the evga.

@ GrapeApe this is a loud unit.  well at least the short tubes ran loud. 

good luck.  and here is hoping to lots of flat diff jumps.

no this was a pool issue.  my underclocked s-3 runs at 400-410gh.  the last two hours it has dropped out and back and is a mess.  but most of the time I get my 400-410gh here .  my s-3 is clocked to freq 200  so 400-410 is normal.

look nice any numbers for us?

1000 watts and an evga 1300 give 1.38th at freq 270?

just wishful thinking but I want to wait until someone runs one before I buy one.

Sweet  nice profit.  I was ahead 1.684 btc and 1 fury converted to a hashlet.  I paid off the 1800 in cc charges made.

I sold off 1btc got 391 usd.   so 1800 became 2191 usd  with .684 btc holding along with the 1.2mg fury convert to hashlet.  I am not selling that since it is free until the 7th of nov.

So if  a 100% crash and burn of the entire system of zen /gaw and even the entire btc network happens i still made 391 usd.

Latest numbers look good for under 2%



https://bitcoinwisdom.com/bitcoin/difficulty


Bitcoin Difficulty:   35,002,482,026
Estimated Next Difficulty:   35,345,438,113 (+0.98%)
Adjust time:   After 357 Blocks, About 2.5 days
Hashrate(?):   254,316,772 GH/s
Block Generation Time(?):   
1 block: 10.0 minutes
3 blocks: 29.9 minutes
6 blocks: 59.8 minutes
Updated:   21:35 (7.2 minutes ago)

https://bitcoincharts.com/


Blocks   326235
Total BTC   13.406M
 
Difficulty   35002482026
Estimated   35338083863 in 357 blks
 
Network total   240333.034 Thash/s
Blocks/hour   5.76 / 626 s


  (+0.9599%) diff  jump


pretty flat for this jump.  will stay flat as long as btc stays low.  reasons are simple most hashing is done by the builders and margins are too tight for them to build out.

yeah there might be profit as low as 300.  but if you are running a 30ph setup and it has paid itself off.  

 the 30ph gets 431 coins a day.  if your power is 5 cents and you use .6 watts a gh   you spend 18mw a day that is  900 a day in power .  431 coins are 163000 a day

so after power your profit is 162000.  take salaries  a few other expenses and that plant earns 150k a day.   you don't need to expand.  if you keep coins flat and diff flat you just make big money day after day.

the interesting thing here is home miners can survive in this model.

   they need .8 watts  a gh and 12 cent power with 3% growth  and 380 usd coins ..  those numbers you do roi.

and if you could pull off 2% diff jumps you make pretty good money.

At the mods I thought my joke was funny, but I understand the deletion.

At the op there is no way an s-5 will be built for many months to come.  Now if some one puts out a .2 watt miner

 the s-5 may show up as a competitor.

Builders don't need to build miners faster if they have a good miner on the market.  Once some real .2 watt gear is built something like a .25 watt s-5 will appear.

 your sp10's were not preorders.  the rest are.

To be fair just about every one is selling preorders.  the u3's are preorders .