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March 29, 2017, 03:15:34 PM
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Dear Friends

Cougar CMX1200 1200W * 80+ Bronze is a Great PSU to 6 Gpu Cards?
Link : http://cougargaming.com/fileadmin/downloads/COUGAR%20CMX2%20datasheet%201.2.pdf

http://www.lelong.com.my/cougar-power-supply-cmx-1200-cgr-b2-1200cm-chankakloong-174582146-2018-03-Sale-P.htm

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March 29, 2017, 04:06:57 PM
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bronze power rating is going to lose more power than a gold or a platinum

so when you look at a device and it says 5% power loss, a bronze device might say 10% power loss.

That's a 10% higher electric bill...go with gold or platinum or titatium rated PSU's

you'll thank me in the long run.
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March 29, 2017, 11:05:54 PM
Last edit: March 30, 2017, 01:27:36 PM by almirfiorio
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But this psu can support ? ? ? ? ?

6 gpu cards

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bronze power rating is going to lose more power than a gold or a platinum

so when you look at a device and it says 5% power loss, a bronze device might say 10% power loss.

That's a 10% higher electric bill...go with gold or platinum or titatium rated PSU's

you'll thank me in the long run.
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March 30, 2017, 06:32:17 PM
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For 6 gpu's you're going to want at least 6 6pin pci-e connectors.

Ideally for versatility and efficiency you'll want 12 6pin or even better 6+2pin pci-e connectors. Because some of the higher power draw video cards require 2 pci-e wires.
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March 30, 2017, 07:44:44 PM
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Yes I know, but the video cards I use only need 1 pci-ex cable !!
I just want to know if the source will hold out.

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For 6 gpu's you're going to want at least 6 6pin pci-e connectors.

Ideally for versatility and efficiency you'll want 12 6pin or even better 6+2pin pci-e connectors. Because some of the higher power draw video cards require 2 pci-e wires.
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March 31, 2017, 01:45:32 AM
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Yes I know, but the video cards I use only need 1 pci-ex cable !!
I just want to know if the source will hold out.

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Almir


For 6 gpu's you're going to want at least 6 6pin pci-e connectors.

Ideally for versatility and efficiency you'll want 12 6pin or even better 6+2pin pci-e connectors. Because some of the higher power draw video cards require 2 pci-e wires.

1 pci-e per card, you only need 6 pci-e connectors. If the PSU you have found has that feature then you will be okay.

Worst case you can run a server PSU secondary to supply the extra pci-e power.
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March 31, 2017, 06:18:28 AM
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Ok but this cougar  cannot support the six  rx480 nitro Huh


Yes I know, but the video cards I use only need 1 pci-ex cable !!
I just want to know if the source will hold out.

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Almir


For 6 gpu's you're going to want at least 6 6pin pci-e connectors.

Ideally for versatility and efficiency you'll want 12 6pin or even better 6+2pin pci-e connectors. Because some of the higher power draw video cards require 2 pci-e wires.

1 pci-e per card, you only need 6 pci-e connectors. If the PSU you have found has that feature then you will be okay.

Worst case you can run a server PSU secondary to supply the extra pci-e power.
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April 04, 2017, 02:22:13 PM
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This cougar CMX 1200 can support 6 RX 480 Nitro ?


Yes I know, but the video cards I use only need 1 pci-ex cable !!
I just want to know if the source will hold out.

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Almir


For 6 gpu's you're going to want at least 6 6pin pci-e connectors.

Ideally for versatility and efficiency you'll want 12 6pin or even better 6+2pin pci-e connectors. Because some of the higher power draw video cards require 2 pci-e wires.

1 pci-e per card, you only need 6 pci-e connectors. If the PSU you have found has that feature then you will be okay.

Worst case you can run a server PSU secondary to supply the extra pci-e power.
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April 04, 2017, 04:21:40 PM
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Great

But this cougar can support 6 units of sapphire rx 480 4gb?


I have owned about 4 of a similar cougar 1200w psu, good for 4 7000 series, I did have one catch fire on the modular cables though. Support was okay I have rmad 2 of them, so it's kind of iffy.
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April 04, 2017, 08:07:25 PM
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Yes I know, but the video cards I use only need 1 pci-ex cable !!
I just want to know if the source will hold out.

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Almir


For 6 gpu's you're going to want at least 6 6pin pci-e connectors.

Ideally for versatility and efficiency you'll want 12 6pin or even better 6+2pin pci-e connectors. Because some of the higher power draw video cards require 2 pci-e wires.

1 pci-e per card, you only need 6 pci-e connectors. If the PSU you have found has that feature then you will be okay.

Worst case you can run a server PSU secondary to supply the extra pci-e power.

"1 PCI-e per card" What? Yeah, there are some that require only 1 PCI-e but that's a minority of the GPU's on the market.

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April 05, 2017, 04:15:14 AM
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and about rx 480 nitro of 225w ?

Since they are much lower wattage probably, I had two 7950 which run around 200w each and 2 7970 which are ~250 w

RX 480 uses ~150w x6 = 900w

The same as what I was running before.
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