If you do I will throw all I can at it around the same time, I will keep an eye out.

I'm looking for a little help here guys. I have one set of ASICs that are acting up or different from the rest.  It shows PSU on Board 2 running much lower than the rest, I swapped what PSU was going to that board and I still get the same results on that board. At higher clock speeds this particular board gets hot, and I mean hot. It will start to hit 120c while the others are 90-100. I am new to these units so any input would be greatly appreciated.

If the stock quantity is accurate and this turns out to be legit I would like to pick up 1 of the SP31's.

Was hoping for a 3rd this new years weekend. 2 in a day is a pretty damn fine way to start the year off here on mmpool!

If we can maintain this hashrate we could get a block in about 10 days which would be nice. Let's keep it going!

my measly 2.5TH comes back in about 35 minutes, not like it will help much, but you never know.

I went ahead and left a trust rating also. I've made just over 1.1 BTC here the last few months and was here when he didn't give in to the demands of the DDOS prick with our earnings.

Here's to another quick block :cheers:

These are CX750's and 750m so all bronze. If the difference is negligible then sticking with the pair of 750's would obviously be better, they are all right at a year old and if one did fail there are extras. I have zero knowledge of server PSU's and just assumed that if it was designed specifically for handling constant high load it might be worth it. I am not sure the standard server PSU's are rated and if the expenseis worth it. Basically asking if one way or another would allow me to keep running 1 more S1 or not. Trying to squeeze these things dry.

I guess a pair of 750's it is, and if there are any issues I may have to ask for more wisdom.

Thank you both for the replies!

I know a modest amount about power supplies and how they can perform under load and would love some feedback. I have a limited amount of power that I can draw so efficiency is key. The way I see it I have 3 possibilities for powering this unit. My first though is buying a new (used) 1200 watt server PSU but I would rather not spend more than I have to since I have ATX PSU's laying around not being used. My options for what I have on hand are several Corsair 750's, one hx1050 and one dell server PSU rated @ 750 watts. Now what I am not sure about is how these possibilities will effect load on a circuit. Would buying a 1200 watt server PSU pull less than running two 750's? Then there is the questions of underclocking an running the 1050. Currently I have 2 ant S3+ units on the 1050 but I could spread those out if needed. I would assume that a single server PSU would be the best bet, but how much of a difference could it make. I am still running as many S1's as I can while I upgrade.

I had a kill-a-watt that I lent out and it was returned fried, kind of a long story I need to get a new one...

Thanks for reading!

I finally ordered one, hoping to get it next week

Where are you located?

And another! 

And 2 confirmations!

Come this time tomorrow pool will be rock'n and roll'n. 

Here's to a short one to follow.

With the pool hashrate dropping down this low, it will be about 3 days for a block... unless we get real lucky which would be awesome. Bigger payout! 

When I mine on a different pool my hashrate is fine, but when I use westhash it drops. Is something wrong with the pool?

Well crap... it says I have Extranonce subscription but my hashrate drops to 40-50 ghs....  I messed something up.

Just got it working on 2 S3+ units. I had to use PuTTY and WinSCP together because I am a noob... who cares it worked and now going to try it on an S1

Dang, when I saw 6.5TH found the block I thought I was the lucky one. O'well, here's to a fast one!