Using Server Powersupplies For Your Mining Rig FULL Guide
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- Опубликовано: 5 июл 2024
- In this video, we cover the server power supplies in detail and provide you information that will make you decide whether it is the right option for you or not. We also provide 3 different strategies to use server power supplies.
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⌚ Timestamps:
00:00 - Intro
00:27 - Thank YOU!
00:44 - Debunking PCIE Cables Power Limit
05:53 - Server PSU Overview
07:00 - The Power Unit
09:50 - Breakout Boards
10:43 - PCI-E Cables
12:13 - Strategy 1 - Pico Adapter
14:58 - Strategy 2 - Dual Server PSU Setup
17:22 - Strategy 3 - ITX/ATX & Server PSU
18:48 - How To Wire Your Risers And GPUs
19:44 - ParallelMiner Coupon
20:00 - Giveaway Information & QnA
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Mr. Mining Chamber, really appreciated your videos, which are very technical / detail oriented, they saved a lot of time, and solved many potential problems for me. Thank you for being so helpful and informative!
You are so thorough! And thank you for introducing me to Cursed Mining! This is exactly what I need to feel prepared for my first build w/ Server PSUs!
Fantastic video. Just what I've been looking for, a clear and simple guide to various PSU options.
Grateful for the info brother, much appreciated! Just what I needed to see before I order my server PSUs over the weekend. Thank you :D
Very good timing for this video, I was getting interested in server supplies. The engineer in me loves how you present information.
Thank you!! Good luck!
Whoa... great video. I had a ton of questions about these server PSUs and you covered all of them. Thank you!
Pleasure!
This has been extremely helpful!! Thank you for taking the time to make this video!
Glad it helped!
You always provide comprehensive materials on various subjects. I love it. Keep it up..
Thumbs up your the only video I've seen so far that actually explains how to start up a server power supply
Again thank you for the detailed video and much needed clarification on how to use each part of a rig!
Pleasure!!
Thank you for another simple and clear Video, Thank you very much from Argentine!
Where were you 3 years ago when we all needed this info? :) Nice job and great video!
Thank you!! I have always been here 😛
Hi, your video editing is amazing, you need it! And the fact of going straight to the point, we don't need to advance the video, 0x really... very good. needs more views soon!! success
Thank you for letting me be part of this my friend! I love your in-depth work :) Cheers man! To many more collabs and congrats again!
Thank you for being part of it!! To a blessed 2021 full of Collabs! 🙏⛏️
Stellar video! Thanks for taking the time to educate me!
i keep coming back to this video to learn , thank you again man 🙌
Awesome info. Exactly what i was looking for. Thank you, Mining Chamber. Peace!!
Pleasure!
I love this video. It is very informative. I had one comment about your statement at 17:15 seconds. You said the meter showed amps but all the breakout boards I have seen, the meter shows volts so you can't use the meter to calculate watts.
Thank you! And damn I should've looked into it more!! Sorry! Il pin a comment with that information!
Holy! Thx for that Vid . was looking for short and good info for ServerPSUs thxthxthx
Pleasure!
dude you're the first person I hear talking about Server PSUs being too loud to have in your bedroom or livingroom. I'm surrounded by gear and I was thinking of stacking all GPUs and HDD into one server and adding a server PSU in my bedroom. I'm glad you talked about it being loud. I'll try to figure out how loud they are before I purchase one. Thanks again. Subbed.
They are small jet engines. You will not be able to sleep. Trick is to keep them under ~70% load so they don't kick on the fast rpm mode. So like the 750s you don't want to go above 500w too far. The 1200s run on 110v only do 900w, so don't go above 630w or so. If you run 240v you can run them up to 840w before they take off.
Question, I have three 750w PSUs and the fans have never kicked on? I keep them under 500 load, but the cases are pretty hot to touch. Is that normal?
Your videos and website are amazing!! Thanks for all your help.
Thank you!!!
Thought I commented on this long ago. Amazing job as always buddy
Thank you For the amazing videos, So cool clean and clear videos!
Pleasure!!
holy shit thank you for this vid. As a small amateur miner w/ 2 rigs the electric is by far the most difficult part
Thank you!! And I completely agree it's hard to wrap my head around that topic haha
I'm a relatively small miner right now but this changes my thoughts on getting atx psus for future builds, definitely going to try a server psu on my next idea!
Dont mind the scammer >.< and good luck! (someone impersonating me)
Thank you for this video! I was sooooo confused!!!
Ordered a psu from parallel miner with your code and just got it running , It works better then expected only need 1 psu for the 6 cards on that rack and its still running in quiet mode, was expecting a loud fan but its not even kicking on!! Definitely recommend server power supply's now 👍👍
That's awesome I am glad to hear that!! Thank you for giving them a try 🙏
Are you connected the PSU to 120V or 240V?
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Best video ever! Thanks. Just what i needed.
Thank you!!
Awesome psu video. Learned something today! 👍🏻
I can sleep happy now, as long as Chancoin found value in it 😛💙
please continue to amaze us with your amazing content!!!
Thank you very much 💙⛏️
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Excelent video and great collab with Cursed mining!
Thank you!!
Much appreciated dude. Very useful
Great guide, thank you!
EXACTLY WHAT I NEEDED! THANKS!
This was such a helpful video! Thanks!
You Rock Dude!!! Thanks for your Wisdom!!
Thank you all for watching!!
**Correction!**
- That meter on the breakout board is not for measuring amps, it shows the voltage, silly me 😅 (Credits to the awesome community)
Would be really awsome if it actually showed watt usage!
Thanks for the correction, i was in panic when you said that hahaha
I really don't see the point of even having it.
Hey man, how should I wire a gpu with 3 power sockets? do I get a 3 way splitter? what happens if I power it with 3 connectors from the board?
Great video. Thanks so much!
Glad you liked it!
thanks for this video i was looking for a atx psu but i think i try one of these jet egine ones realy helpfull and detailed video
Thank you! They are def worth it for sure
For those who thinks about getting a server psu, here are a few questions i had when i first got mine :-)
-How loud does it gets?
They can get loud but it depends on the load and ambient temp. Its a high pitch whining noice when it runs on full blast.
If you have just half load in it, you probably will hear it but i was surprised how silent it was then. But as i got more cards and used more power it got louder. It depends on what you can tolerate.
Btw, the fan runs on low speed whenever its connected to power, and turned off. This is normal and will help cool it when you turn off your rig.
-How hot does it get?
They get hot, i was concerned at first but turns out its just how it is. I can easely meassure about 40*c on top of it when running.
When you first start up, it will run silent, but as the temp rises, the fan wil ramp up to full blast until the temp goes down, and then it will gradualy reduce the fan speed. I meassured the temp from the exhaust, and when it reached 44-45*c it went on full speed.
I designed and 3d printed a shroud for mine where i have a 80mm fan blowing air directly into the back of the psu to help feed it with air, this reduced the fan noice a bit as it helped with cooling. I was thinking of uploading it to Thingiverse, but havent got around doing it yet.
I went straight for the server psu, i have never used one before, but it was really easy and CHEAP!
Btw, the display on my breakoutbard shows volt, and not amp/watt.. But that would be awsome if it showed watt!
And when it starts up and nothing using any power, it shows 12.1, when its running and the gpu's mining, it will go down to 11.9.. Kind of weird and i dont know if its normal..
Edit: Apparantly its normal.
I made a video of my PSU, and different sound levels, also how the fan shroud i made helps to lower the sound of the fan.
Video:
ruclips.net/video/wuPqBd300EE/видео.html
Fan shroud on Thingiverse:
www.thingiverse.com/thing:4790083
If im not allowed to post links here, tell me and i will remove it. :-)
Now that is a one of a kind comment. Thank you for all the information!! PINNED!
@@MiningChamber Thanks!
Just a few thoughts i had when i started, tried to google it but not much info to find on this, guess its not something most people think of.. I always find my self having weird question that never has been asked online. Hehe
Haha love it thank you ! 🙏⛏️
this was really helpful thank you!!!!
@@davidanthony1816 Yeah if you have a small load on it its not bad at all. But as the load increases it gets louder. Think i have around 800w on mine, and its pretty loud, not asic loud, but its winy so to speak.
9:44 here in Argentina the standard is 220-10A and that Powersupply uses 220-13A. It is something to keep in mind just in case since the common connections being 10A can cause something to burn. Just one detail!
Thankyou! Learned alot!
Another type of power supply that you could use are ASIC power supplies. If they have a 6-pin, they always run off of 12 volt and are compatible with GPUs.
My rigs all run off of 1 Bitmain 1600W PSU and 1 ATX PSU.
I have recently ordered a few Pico PSU's wich will end up replacing my ATX PSU's
Another great place to order mining rig parts from is Alibaba. You are for the most part ordering a lot of the same components which makes them really cheap
Great video as always and congratulations on 10k!
That is true !! I should make a video for that topic haha thank you!!
@@MiningChamber
That would be a great video!
Thank you for another great video! I started from zero but now have 2 rigs running and all Thanks to your videos!
I bought from Parallel Miner a 1200W HP server PSU. It is only able to power two RX 580s (can't power 3). It can't power a single RX 5700 XT. Wall voltage is 120V, most likely 15A (so it should be outputing at least around 900W). I am contacting Parallel Miner support but wanted to know if anyone else here had this problem.
Thank you! Really nice to hear ⛏️⛏️
As for the PSU, you should be able to power 4. 4 GPUs undervolted will be at 140 watts at most each so yes I'd recommend checking up with them!
what matters is the 12V rail
I was able to figure it out. I had an ATX+server PSU setup that was linked together. Turns out I have to turn on the server PSU first (wait around 5 seconds) before turning on the ATX.
I am so happy I found you.
Here's an idea for a video, do a what to avoid or what to buy when it comes to ethernet switches! I've only got 2 ports on my satellite but I'm going to soon have 3x rigs! And the last thing I want to do is buy another expensive satellite. Love the videos so far, keep it up!
Thank you for the idea!! And thank you glad your enjoying them!!
Wow! Avesome video ! Thanks
Thank you for showing this.
Thank you for watching this :)
Good video, professional
Thank you thank you thank you , this video saved alot of time for me
Pleasure!!
@@MiningChamber please keep filming and shooting , you have one of the best channels in mining :)
Great demonstration thank you. I have a question. When it comes to connecting power to my gpus (dual 8pin) why would I use a splitter. The break out board cables are 6pin - 6+2 so could I not use 2 of them for the 1 GPU and then 1 more for the riser?
Thanks!
Thank You
great bro.
Thanks for this video! I just ordered several server supplies for my rigs. I wish to run them in tandem with my ATX PS but it's not clear to me what cable I would use between the ATX and the break out board. Can you clarify for me?
Well done, sir!
+subbed
Thank you!
Hey man thanks for sharing this video!
Nice material!
I have one question: during your research did you find any circuit board layout of the breakout board?
Hey! I did not sorry
1st thing: Ohms law. Use 220/240(depending where you are) whenever possible. 2nd thing: In older homes with smaller panels, let's say you're running 1 server supply @220 and an atx from an outlet. You should probably be aware that during summer months when electricity use is high and many, many homes have this, you will get line drop on one leg. Now, your server ps? It's on both and the neutral, it cares not!
Your atx that you plugged in and maybe power 1 or 2 cards off of? You can see where things could get funky and if you hang a scope on either leg to neutral/gnd or to the chassis of the rig for that matter, you will likely see some wild transient spikes when the AC kicks on with the microwave or something.
I think if you CAN, then run the ATX on 220 as well. That way the whole system is balanced, spikes are absorbed much easier and your reference is going to be the same to gnd/neutral, this can save cards and especially motherboards.
Plus, all that said, it is ALWAYS better to run higher voltage at lower current than vice versa. I mean, look outside...........Imagine if those lines carried 500v instead of 15k to 500k+? They'd be thick as a tree trunk to bleed of the heat generated! Great video, thanks!!
nice, i have like 20 old servers at work which we want to thrash out... :D time to use that power supplies
Haha nicee
I just trashed 10 server psus few months ago😭
thanks for the info! When HP server PSU is connected to ATX PSU by mini 4 pin molex, I noticed that there is an on/off switch button on the break board. Do you need to toggle it on before you power the main ATX PSU that connects to Mobo?
You are a legend @miningchamber
I was wondering how do I add more gpus to my rig if my atx power supply only has enough slots to power 3 gpus. By connecting a server psu to the atx. Thanks to your video. It's informative 👍
And if you need a quiet supply AND 6 gpus? I only have 2 supply ports in the room im in😅
Good video brother greetings
Thank you brother!!
Amazing video as always! I had one question, can i use two separate 6 pin to 8pin wires to power mu dual 8pin gpu? Or do i have to use the splitter for it? Replies are really appreciated :)
Love your work mining chamber! Keep up ❤️
Power a single GPU and corresponding riser from the same PSU, don't use more than one splitter per cable (Don't split a splitter), and never use sata to power riser (even if you're using sata to Molex adapter). Also good practice to avoid using Molex to power riser IF you can (but that's not always possible). So to answer your question, using two separate 6 pins is okay as long as they aren't from different PSUs.
@@typodapsycho1734 can you give me an explanation why my 6 pin to 6+2 connected to ide/sata on psu cannot power my riser ? (Pc won't boot)
So if i understand correctly the 6 pin connectors from the breakout board can provide only 75 and not 150w (as the normal 8 pin ones on atx psus can)? So i would need to use 2 seperate cables (2x 6pin) ? or do the 6 pins provide as much power as normal 6+2 pin ones (150w each)?
8:44
Me laughing because it’s winter and I can’t sleep without any noise 🙂
Great video! Clarification please - I am using a break out board and ordered multiple 6 and 8 pin cables from site you mention in video. But I am 4 cable short - Can I use 6 or 8 pin cable that came with my original (thermaltake) psu in the remaining slots in the breakout board for either power to riser or power to Gpu? I believe you said it’s ok to use but not ok to interchange cables with different PSU’s....
great video. Do you have a link to a pico unit you recommend? I haven't really seen any examples of folks powering their motherboard from a server PSU and no direct links to the PICO board setup they used. Thanks!
Man. Here I was making an ass out of myself at every forum and comments o RUclips thinking a 6pin carries 75w and an 8 pin carries 150w because it states that online everywhere like it’s carved in stone. Now that I see that I can easily reach 200w with a 6 pin cable I’m not paranoid to power my cards with the server psu 6pin breakout ports as I only have 1660supers and they are undervolted at 80w tops. So glad thanks man.
Ps.: I hope I won’t burn the house down.. I’m renting tho so give it a try 😂😂
Two things the 75w 150w max has two do with two things. Safety factor which is just how much you want to bake into make the product safe from over use or poor manufacturing. But I believe the second part of this has to do with the NEC or IEE standard for plug and arc flash spacing. The more power the greater the risk of arc between two pins creating a short and a fire. This again is sort of a safety thing based on engineering analysis for failures for a component and design. I can get into a deep dive of this later offline in an email.
That's awesome thank you for the information!!
Loves the video, detailed info!; can you make a video on how to assesmble an eth asic miner like A10 or A11
Thank you! I don't have any Asics but hopefully one day I will
Does the Molex to four pin adapter to connect both ATX and server power supplies come with the ATX power supply or did you have to buy that separate?
Thank you so much for making this video. It was a ton of help getting my ATX/Server PSU setup up and going. I am having one issue. I have the Server PSU hooked up through the 4-pin to molex and the server PSU will not boot up in time if i power on the ATX first. I have to power up the Server PSU, wait, and then power on the ATX. Any ideas on how to fix this? Thank you again for this amazing video :)
I can’t wait to get my 3 antminers on my new 30amp outlet.!
Thanks for the video, I have a problem I have a btc-t37 connected with an atx-850 coolermaster with 24pin connector working without problems, I bought a psu dps-1200sb and connected it with a molex cable to the 4 pin break-board, the problem is that when the motherboard starts the psu (1200) starts with a delay of half a second with this my video cards are not recognized, how can I change the connections so that this doesn't happen?
New to mining. So does the 4 pin connector from the ATX psu to the server psu power the server psu? Or does the server psu need to be plugged into a wall outlet as well? Appreciate the video!
I have had some bizarre happenings by using incorrect PSU's. Just put one of these on and all working great now! BTW, my LED on the breakout board is cycling red/blue/green - any ideas what this means? Mining Chamber - thanks a lot, great content as always
Great video - One small question though. Cursed mentioned he powers risers with ATX 6pin>molex cables and uses them on a server PSU.
My question is can I use an ATX 6pin>Sata in the same way? My front fans have to hook up to a hub and that hub will only accept sata for power? I tried using my Thermaltake Smart RGB 6pin>sata strand on the server PSU and it didn't do anything, im wondering if this is at all possible to achieve or is it only atx molex cables that work with server breakout boards?
If you have an ATX PSU and Server PSU linked via cable, can you plug all components on the ATX PSU and none on the server PSU? or is it a case of even distribution with hardware plugins?
Great video man, im havin some issues to make a server psu work. can I use 2x 6 pin to power a GPU or I must have a splitter so I can use only 1x 6pin?
Hi great video if i want a PSU Server but which break out board do i need for powering motherboard and so on ???
at 18:44 , why you did that ? that molex adapter what the jop of this cable to power pcie slots in breakout ?
Wow, brother very good… I have been waiting for this video for a long time. I finally got it. very good explanation. i really want this PSU, but i am living in India, what should I do? bro plz suggest me
Thank you!! I recommend checking ebay, alibaba, aliexpress and platforms like that. I'm sure youl find some there!
@@MiningChamber is it recommended to buy rtx 3080s from alibaba?
Hello Mining chamber. To build a mining rig a ASUS B250 Mining Expert that has 3x 24 pin, I wonder if I can use only 1 server PSU with 3 ATX PSUs that i already have.
The ATX PSUs that I have are Corsair 1000W 80+ Platinum. But I want to build a 19 GPUs rig with 9un RTX 3060TI and 10un RX 6800. To power them up, as you said that we should only use 80% of the PSU power, the 3 ATX PSU wont have enough power. So, can I use only one server psu to power up some of those GPUs? How should I do it?
I mean, for example, I could power only 4 gpus per ATX psus and then, with the last one, plug in the 4 pin molex cable to the server psu and then plug in the other 7 gpus to the server psu? Or is there a better way to power them all up?
So let me try understanding this… is there no need for the big thick power cable to be plugged into the server psu? Only the small 4 pin cable from the atx psu?
Great video! Is there an updated parallel miner discount code?
Hey, thanks for the video. What is the HP Power supply model number please?
im gonna use this in my 5700 xt build
Nice ;)
What’s the difference between the breakout board that have a molex in the middle and those that don’t? Kinda confused whether it is required to use it or if I can leave it empty
Can I turn on the server psu using that pico adapter if i set my motherboard to auto power on in bios?
Ohhh.. Great video mate. I wish I saw this video before hunting for my bulky ATXs I paid an arm and a leg for. Looks like a very neat solution if you have a place to hide from their noise. To make sure I got everything right I have a quick test question. So you can power even power hungry GPUs like new 30x series (3080 for example) with just one 6 pin cable split into two 8 pin cables which such cards require. Right? Assuming this card would consume a max of 280W or so.
I wish I knew about then too before losing my kidney for ATX PSUs 😩 and yes exactly, you should be fine with doing that, but If you have a 3 8 pins 3080 then you will need 2 6 pin to 8 pins
Greate video. But I have a question. I have 2 RTX 3090 running at 315 watts each. Can I use the HP DPS-1200SB to power them? They take three 8 pin cables + 6 pin riser each GPU.
Hi, I have a server psu but it does not turn on with the 4 pin molex, it is a bad breakout board?
Where do you get the 6 pin to 8 pin pcie connector cables to use on the breaker board to the GPU?
The newer breakout boards have 4 pin to 4 pin to turn all on. Also has a button to turn on off
Oh nice thank you for the info!
okay question
Can I power 3090s with the 6 to 8 pin wire splitter if I only run one (of 8 pin) leg per wire?
What’s the cable called that goes from the ATX power supply to the breakout board?
So the 6-pin board can deliver 216W / cable, that's only 173W with the 80% rule. Now if you run a 250W card which draws typically 50W through the PCIe and 200W through the 2x8pins, means it is better to have 2 cables for the card instead of an Y-splitter, right?