Reserved

No SeaSonic?  They are the standard.  They actually build their powersupplies unlike every company on the list.

nm .........

Very nice!!

Can you add how many PCIExpress cables also.Been having a helluva time finding 500+ watt PSU's with at least 2 separate PCIE cables (not connectors) for my Ants  

Decided on the Corsair CX600,I'll verify if it indeed has 2 seperate cables  

I know for sure,cause I have these, Corsair CX750M has 2 cables with 1-6pin & 1-6+2 on each.Can power one Ant.

Corsair RM850M has only 3 (not 4) PCIE cables with 1-6pin & 1-6+2 on each,so can only power 1 1/2 Ants   Won't be getting this again  

A PSU I didn't think I'd like,but ended up I do like,is the Ultra X4 850 watt modular (60 amp,single rail too ),it has up to 6 separate PCIE cables with 1-6pin or 1-6+2 on each separate cable    
But with only 850 watts it's good for 2 Ants  

It's from WAY back when,but still up to date for specs:
http://www.tweaknews.net/reviews/ultra_x4_850_watt_power_supply/

http://www.ultraproducts.com/applications/campaigns/campaigntemplate.asp?CampaignID=1111

http://www.tigerdirect.com/applications/searchtools/item-details.asp?EdpNo=4558892

Thanks Dogie!!!  

True,but its confusing when newegg says "2 6pin" or "2 6+2pin" connectors & the pics don't help cause their blurry or the cables are jumbled up 

Quoted. Can you delete the table out of yours, otherwise it won't 'update' as the rest of the OP is changed. I'll delete it out of mine once it stops being useful.

This is a great thread and quite necessary.  I even thought about doing one up myself but because I'm so new I figured people might think I have some agenda or something.


This.  Big this.  Especially for people who want to later re-task the power supply for something else.

I'm only in the US market so all my info will be slanted towards that.  Specially slanted towards a ratio of performance and efficiency:value.  Warranty also important factor as well.  I also don't hesitate to buy products on rebate or refurbished hardware from well known suppliers so I'll throw that into the mix as well.  The prices I've listed are the "deal" prices; not necessarily the everyday prices.

Also I think some sort of number-letter coding for which mining hardware each supply is confirmed to work with would be very helpful.  Especially for n00bz.    Like maybe 3B if it can run 3 Blades or 2C if it can run 2 Cubes for example.

Do you want to list hardware confirmed to have issues of sorts?  For example, I listed the SS-760XP2 but at stock it will not keep Cubes powered on, even just a single.  Likely a no-load/overload shutdown protection of some sort that could be solved with a capacitor but I haven't that yet tested.


The table has been re-added. 

The information I had added was removed from dogie's "quote" less 24 hours after I originally posted it, which is apparently when it stopped "being useful".

I have since and will continue to update the pricing post above on a regular basis.  Much more regularly the OP has been updated since the inception on this thread.

If/when that changes, I may stop adding this data to this reference thread.  I've offered to collaborate to help dogie's OP contain more data in his format, but he seems disinterested in that possibility (read the thread for more info), so I've moved on and started to maintain and update this data myself for the reader's benefit.

Not understanding the issue.  But okay, also done!

Is there some sort of SMF glitch with multiple tables?  

I figured I'd do it that way to make it easy for you to copy/paste the code straight into your table should you want to.