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April 06, 2014, 04:04:46 PM
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I have 2 cx750m powering 3 antminer s1 right now, the PSU people are talking about have a low 80s efficentecy that will be borderline running 2 miners. Bestbuy has cx750m on a rolling sale, for 79.99, so I could run 4.5 miners for the price of many 850w psu that would run 4 miners. Has anyone tried to run 3 boards (1.5 miners) with a cx650m PSU?
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April 06, 2014, 04:15:06 PM
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Guys, be careful when pushing a PSU > 80% of its rating.  It could shorten its lifespan and possibly short out and endanger the equipment it's hooked up to.

In any event, I've used all Corsair CS750 and CX750's - both modular and not - until this last trip to Best Buy which was out of them.  I picked up an EVGA 600w single 12v rail unit (Bronze rating) that seems to be working just fine powering one S1.  The only problem with this EVGA power supply are the power connectors.  They are *thisclose* to being too short.  The Corsair power supply cables easily traverse the distance between the Ant S1's power connectors, both in the stock configuration and when the blades are turned outward.  I've also just picked up a Thermaltake 800w single rail PSU and will be trying it out when my new S1 arrives that I ordered from NinjaTech last Monday night.

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April 06, 2014, 08:41:07 PM
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I have 2 cx750m powering 3 antminer s1 right now, the PSU people are talking about have a low 80s efficentecy that will be borderline running 2 miners. Bestbuy has cx750m on a rolling sale, for 79.99, so I could run 4.5 miners for the price of many 850w psu that would run 4 miners. Has anyone tried to run 3 boards (1.5 miners) with a cx650m PSU?


I was using CX750M's to power two S1's over clocked and after about a month they would start shutting down randomly it really is loading them to the maximum of their rated capability.
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