Server PSU's with a breakout board are an option, but the larger capacity ones run off 240V and are too loud for a living space. I recently ordered one of these dual 120V 2400W PSU's for my ASRock H110 Pro BTC+ build and have been very happy with it.
http://www.panto-tech.com/products/206-110v-260v-power-supply-2400W-for-miner.htmlIt has 18 PCI-E 6+2 connectors that I use for the GPU VGA power inputs and I use an EVGA 1200 W PSU to run the motherboard and risers. The 2400 W PSU runs quiet and very cool as long as you don't run it at more than 50% of the capacity. When you run it at more than that, the fans get progressively louder the more wattage you pull from it. The other thing is it doesn't switch on and off automatically when using it with a add2PSU or dual PSU adapter cable like a standard ATX PSU, so you need to flip the power switch on the PSU to turn it on before hitting the power button and must turn it off manually as well. For the cost of $180 shipped via DHL direct from the manufacturer, I think it works well.
The same manufacturer also has the same PSU with only the 18 PCI-E connectors and it's about $30 less, so I think that may be a better option since I only use it for the VGA power inputs.
http://www.panto-tech.com/products/207-110v-220v-power-supply-2400W-for-miner.htmlBBT did a review of the PSU and has run it through various tests in his recent live streams and it's held up well. We'll see how it holds up long term, but for $150 shipped it's a good deal and solves the problem of not having enough PCI-E connectors for larger builds.
https://youtu.be/ZY2ouRWHgT8?t=300