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December 18, 2013, 05:57:41 PM
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0 save zero on power and simply spend a lot more on a electrician to have a euro style 240 Wink

a single 20 amp should run even an over clocked x-3.

I'm wiring my server room up over new years with 8 20 amp plugs Smiley
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December 18, 2013, 07:02:27 PM
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Keep in mind the X-3 as of now has a high likelihood of coming as two separate physical units, in which case scaling up the power supply on a single physical box wouldn't require such high wattage single power units.  A 750 watt unit might already be almost 50% over spec (assuming 1050 watts total / 525 a box).
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December 18, 2013, 10:23:55 PM
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Keep in mind the X-3 as of now has a high likelihood of coming as two separate physical units, in which case scaling up the power supply on a single physical box wouldn't require such high wattage single power units.  A 750 watt unit might already be almost 50% over spec (assuming 1050 watts total / 525 a box).

If it is 2 units that could each have a PSU, that would be probably make things a lot more doable for overclocking.

Is this based on the drawings at Black Arrow? I've wondered about those -- they also seem to indicate that each of those 2 units is 2U -- thus for one total X-3 you might actually need 4U? I guess I'll post that question over on the black arrow thread just to clarify. Hopefully they're getting the specs tightened up enough to have a good idea of form factor and so forth. I sure hope that isn't the case as I just ordered a smallish rack to setup over the holidays.

I'm also looking at power conditioners and these 2400W Tripp Lite ones seem to be pretty good -- one per two X-3s. They have a rack mount version too, but it's about $60 more expensive and takes 3U. I think UPSs are too expensive for me, and my power isn't too bad. Just rather have it very clean for longevity.
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December 19, 2013, 04:19:00 AM
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Word from the mod (David) on Black Arrow forums is this:

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The size is 3U per unit so this would be a total of 6U for every X-3.

My 13U rack is going to need to double in size.  Tongue I think I'd still rather have two of these than one bigger rack as they should fit my space better, so no harm here. Hope they update the website though or people may be a little surprised.
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December 19, 2013, 04:48:53 AM
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What man doesn't like large racks?

Also are the X1 just a standalone job?

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December 19, 2013, 02:23:10 PM
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Yes it would seem they are
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