Antminer s3 stock PSU question

[shiunsai]

would a corsair 750w be enough to power two antminer s3's which use 340w even though I will be using two PCI 6pins for each instead of the standard four?

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[MaximeAD]

I am doing it. It works.

[shiunsai]

hell yeah, is one out of the two overclocked or nah?

[MaximeAD]

No, I run them at stock voltage.

I don't think I would try to overclock because even though the needed power of the S3 are lower than the advertised power of the PSU, it is quite near it!

[mavericklm]

not all corsair are top of the line!
if it's a good model, it might make it thru the summer. if it is a poor model it will die very soon!
better investment will be an 850w corsair(single rail) even better: evga 1300w that you can use in the future to power 2 s5 or an sp20

[pj40]

I ran corsair HX850 for each pair of S3's I had, most overclocked and never had an issue.  When it comes to a power supply, never go cheap.  Quality is most important.

[GigaBit]

Yeah, it should if kept on stock settings; I wouldn't necessarily recommend putting a stock with an OC's miner on the same PSU; uneven load & wear.

Just get an 80PlusGOLD, shouldn't be any issues on stock.

However, you'd be running at near capacity; not desirable if already in a warm environment.

I typically recommend buying a PSU with 100W of headroom to compensate for power, heat fluctuations & future growth.

350w x 2 = 700w + 100w = 800w -> Might as get the 850 since it is more widely available for just a few dollar difference.

I don't do the two psu per miner thing... one miner, one psu; my PSU related downtime is nearly zero.

[mavericklm]

I don't do the two psu per miner thing... one miner, one psu; my PSU related downtime is nearly zero.

i got 4 no-name psu on one c1