8 antminer S1 on 1 PSU... add picture

[Paxter]

Im using a standard PSU over sized but thats what i had in hand EVGA 1300 with 8 Epower 450w juice box they have 4 PCIe connector each and run smoothly

Those box sells for 29$ each on Neweggs.canada
and 24$ on neweggs.usa

The main power supply is used to power the relay inside the juice box so it could be an El cheapo PSU with molex or just a custom wiring that brings 12v to the Juice box connector

Note: S1 @ stock clock 180ghs

Enjoy the info.

[bgibso01]

Im using a standard PSU over sized but thats what i had in hand EVGA 1300 with 8 Epower 450w juice box they have 4 PCIe connector each and run smoothly

Those box sells for 29$ each on Neweggs.canada
and 24$ on neweggs.usa

The main power supply is used to power the relay inside the juice box so it could be an El cheapo PSU with molex or just a custom wiring that brings 12v to the Juice box connector

Note: S1 @ stock clock 180ghs

Enjoy the info.

Thanks for the info. That might be just the thing for the S3 since they require 4 pci-e plugs. How are you getting all of them to turn on with just one psu?

[Paxter]

short main psu MB connector and use the psu switch et voila!

[rhj12345]

Im using a standard PSU over sized but thats what i had in hand EVGA 1300 with 8 Epower 450w juice box they have 4 PCIe connector each and run smoothly

Those box sells for 29$ each on Neweggs.canada
and 24$ on neweggs.usa

The main power supply is used to power the relay inside the juice box so it could be an El cheapo PSU with molex or just a custom wiring that brings 12v to the Juice box connector

Note: S1 @ stock clock 180ghs

Enjoy the info.

Is this it???

http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16817101044

[Paxter]

indeed i should have link the product

my mistake

on a side note those little box are heavy (weight)

since i ve been using them i have no complaint about this product work as intended

BUT, im not sure if they could handle an overclock since the s1 are power hungry enouf at stock

[Mister S]

I wouldn't put it to 375 clock on only 450w. You want to have at least a 15% reserve on your power supply's maximum rating if you're running it 24/7.

[Paxter]

https://i.imgur.com/cmO21K4.jpg?1

[Paxter]

sorry about the light!!!

[Talium]

I like what you did there.  Do you know what the PSU is drawing from the wall?

[GigaWave]

Please work on you sentence structure. It's very difficult to understand what you are saying.

Back OT, I wonder what the efficiency is of these things. Must be pretty bad considering the price.  Would make for nice backup PSU's though.