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May 14, 2015, 11:55:41 AM
Last edit: May 19, 2015, 04:31:31 AM by BITMAIN
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BITMAIN AntMiner APW3-12-1600 PSU Series

Bitmain is proud to announce that the AntMiner APW3-12-1600 PSU Series is now on sale!



The APW3-12-1600 Series AC-DC PSU is specifically designed with mining operations in mind, and combines high conversion efficiency and a strong dynamic performance into a power dense package. It also features short circuit, overload, overheat, low voltage and overload protections.

1. This PSU includes  several features which make it optimal for cryptocurrency mining operations, including:

1) The air flow direction runs from the AC input to the DC output, which is the same configuration as most miners. This proves beneficial for those with large-scale mining operations where heat management is a major consideration.
2) The PCB uses a conformal coating to prevent damage from high voltage spark discharges on MOS pins, or near high-pressure solder joints when external conductive particles or dust enter the PSU.
3) The APW3-12-1600 can work stably in environments with a 50°C ambient temperature. If temperatures exceed 50°C, the PSU should be underclocked (refer to Max Load vs. Ambient Temperature Graph in the user guide for details). Considering the high temperature in mining operations, all internal components are selected with a standard of 105°C, so the APW3-12-1600 has a much longer lifespan than a general use PSU under similar high temperatures.
4) The APW3-12-1600-B2 uses a PCI-E connector which is compatible with currently available ATX PSUs, as well as most bitcoin mining machines.One APW3-12-1600 is enough to power two AntMiner S5s at the same time.

The high power efficiency translates to big cost savings -- if one uses a secondhand general use PSU running at 83% efficiency, when compared to the APW3-12-1600 running at 93.8% efficiency, assuming an electricity cost of $0.10 per kWh, a user could save more than $150 USD per year in power fees.

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May 14, 2015, 12:09:42 PM
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Very nice and official PSU Smiley

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May 14, 2015, 12:15:13 PM
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I don't understand why other PSU manifacturer never offered a mining PSU.
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May 14, 2015, 12:24:41 PM
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Good job, Bitmain! Is it an allusion to your new not yet announced 1U miner?  Wink

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May 14, 2015, 12:26:29 PM
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Good job, Bitmain! Is it an allusion to your new not yet announced 1U miner?  Wink

No, its the same PSU in the S4+, which is 3U.

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May 14, 2015, 12:31:02 PM
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PCI-E cables 16AWG or 18AWG?
Noise? and at what fan speed?
Fan speed variable or fixed?
Who is the original manufacturer?
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May 14, 2015, 12:35:12 PM
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S4+ sales must be terrible if your resorting to this.  Maybe you should lower the S4+ price and we would buy them. 
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May 14, 2015, 12:54:43 PM
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PCI-E cables 16AWG or 18AWG?
Good question, I'll try and find out. The spade connector version used 10AWG.


Noise? and at what fan speed?
I couldn't notice the fan noise even during a 45C ambient test, unsure on the RPM but its not quick.


Fan speed variable or fixed?
This unit can 100% load @ 50C and 80% load at 60C so I would have thought it was variable to hit those higher numbers.


Who is the original manufacturer?
I doubt they'll say who the OEM is.


S4+ sales must be terrible if your resorting to this.  Maybe you should lower the S4+ price and we would buy them. 
It was always the plan to sell the PSUs.

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May 14, 2015, 12:56:29 PM
Last edit: May 14, 2015, 01:14:27 PM by Tupsu
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Good job, Bitmain! Is it an allusion to your new not yet announced 1U miner?  Wink

No, its the same PSU in the S4+, which is 3U.


First of all, sorry for the large pictures..  Grin

Alright, opened it up and I am a bit shocked about build quality...

Spare (sharp) aluminium parts lyhing around in middle of the cables...



So I did some messuring, definately an issue with the PSU. I opened it up and and it was clear why it's not working...




I mean, really!?

Fixed the cable, no it's working... Actually things like that can be dangerous...

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May 14, 2015, 01:06:02 PM
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sorry bitmain but at that price used server class delta psus is better option
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May 14, 2015, 03:08:35 PM
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sorry bitmain but at that price used server class delta psus is better option

and please show me a delta server with a breakout board for 12 pcie connectors they said 12 pairs in the copy but I think they mean 12 connectors


.that does 1600 watts at 92% efficency

with a 1 year warranty  .

cost 155 usd.

My issues are not with price .

Quality control based on the post above yours .

and does it do 92% at 1500-1600 watts?

does it do 93.8% at 1200 watts?

last question is are the wires 16 gauge? 

I could see someone running 2 s-5's and this psu have issues if the wires are 18 gauge.

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May 14, 2015, 03:14:58 PM
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PCI-E cables 16AWG or 18AWG?
Good question, I'll try and find out. The spade connector version used 10AWG.

Its 18AWG.

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May 14, 2015, 03:15:56 PM
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PCI-E cables 16AWG or 18AWG?
Good question, I'll try and find out. The spade connector version used 10AWG.

Its 18AWG.

not good but thanks for an honest answer.

if I buy this with 2 s-5's  I will be pushing the wires at freq 375 and higher.

btw 1 of these psu's and 2 s-5s is 911 usd with shipping

1 s4+ is 1071 usd with shipping

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May 14, 2015, 03:23:21 PM
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PCI-E cables 16AWG or 18AWG?
Good question, I'll try and find out. The spade connector version used 10AWG.

Its 18AWG.

In that case it would seem appropriate to provide a maximum amperage per connection in the specs and make it clear, it could be dangerous for your customers if not..

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May 14, 2015, 03:25:04 PM
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PCI-E cables 16AWG or 18AWG?
Good question, I'll try and find out. The spade connector version used 10AWG.

Its 18AWG.

18AWG? Gross. Though 1600W at 12 cables is only about 4A per wire... That'd be good enough for most things. I'd like to see one of these hooked up to some Neptune cubes and watch the entire setup burst into flames though.

Also, Phil, how does my DPS-2000BB breakout board and PSU stack up to your criteria? The efficiency might not be quite as good, but the board holds 12 cables natively (I've run 16 without issue, pushing two Prismas per PSU) and a kit costs less than $155. We don't 1-year the PSU (90 days typical for used equipment) but lifetime on the board and cables.

By the numbers this is a nice-lookin' PSU. I hope Dogie's right about the fan not sounding terrible, because every 1U fan I've listened to (for example DPS800, DPS1200 and all SP rackables) are super annoying. It'd be nice to have user-defined cabling too.

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May 14, 2015, 03:49:15 PM
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sorry bitmain but at that price used server class delta psus is better option
and please show me a delta server with a breakout board for 12 pcie connectors they said 12 pairs in the copy but I think they mean 12 connectors
actually you don't need breakout boards for them i solder wires directly to psu pins it only requres time and 100W soldering iron
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May 14, 2015, 03:58:12 PM
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Holy shit.. Be careful with these things guys..

Look at those pictures above.. Looks like bitmain is selling house burners if you ask me.
I'd advise everyone to be careful as hell if you are buying these and make sure you inspect them inside and out.

I'm disgusted that shit like that even made it through their QA testing... Step up your game bitmain before you kill someone.


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May 14, 2015, 04:03:32 PM
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So, does this mean that you will only provide support for people using Bitmain(Tm) power supplies for future miners?
Or is this just me being paranoid?
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May 14, 2015, 04:15:46 PM
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Its 18AWG.

not good but thanks for an honest answer.

if I buy this with 2 s-5's  I will be pushing the wires at freq 375 and higher.

Why would it be? S6 @ 375 is no more than 600W pre PSU = 150W per cable strand = perfectly fine on 18AWG. On tubes we were doing 250-300W per cable strand on 18AWG which was the sensible limit.


18AWG? Gross. Though 1600W at 12 cables is only about 4A per wire... That'd be good enough for most things. I'd like to see one of these hooked up to some Neptune cubes and watch the entire setup burst into flames though.
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By the numbers this is a nice-lookin' PSU. I hope Dogie's right about the fan not sounding terrible, because every 1U fan I've listened to (for example DPS800, DPS1200 and all SP rackables) are super annoying. It'd be nice to have user-defined cabling too.
That's what I expected to, thought I'd have to stress test it during the first day then turn it off but nope, I actually can't hear the fan in my setup. While I can't tachometer it (blades are too small for a marker dot), it does look pretty low RPM. Maybe we can have different cabled versions in the future.

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May 14, 2015, 04:18:41 PM
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So, does this mean that you will only provide support for people using Bitmain(Tm) power supplies for future miners?
Or is this just me being paranoid?
Extremely paranoid Tongue As long as you're not using a 300x 12V rail PSU made by SUPERHIBIGPOWERWOWLED corporation, I'll help out where I can.

Holy shit.. Be careful with these things guys... I'd advise everyone to be careful as hell if you are buying these and make sure you inspect them inside and out.
It has short circuit protection, as it worked in this case. I'm not sure what the point of that drilled hole was, but it will get fixed.

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