Server PSUs for Crypto Mining
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 ก.ย. 2024
- In this video I discuss the benefits of server power supplies for GPU mining. I also discuss the pros and cons of using a server PSU versus an ATX PSU.
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Super great video!✌🚀🌑& one question, Can a server psu work in unison with an atx psu, using an add2psu adapter?
Can you add more detail so I can find these ZSX breakout boards?
they also have the breakout board withe the atx? leads built in. kinda pricey at 65 but the server psus are dirt cheap at 15 on amazon or less
Just jump start the slave PSU with a paper clip, no need for adapters. Just remember to always start the slaves before the main PSU
@@matthewbennett www.parallelminer.com/product-category/power-accessories/breakout-board/
Hope that helps. IMHO, best way to go is to get the ZSX with Pico board but if you already have a 350 ~ 500W ATX PSU not being used ... maybe get a cheaper one?
@Avery Hector -- took me a while to understand I was NOT going to blow my gear by doing this but, as @Lorenzo said below, no need for an adapter.
Start slave independently.
Start master.
Turn on mobo if needed.
Only situation where an adapter is a must is for remote reset / on-off etc. In this case, there's another useful gizmo at Parallel Miner for that.
Too bad I don't live in the US and shipping is insane. :o*(((
Just received two 1200w server PSU's this week. Still waiting on GPU's, which are still on backorder. Going to build the frame and the rest of the rig this weekend. I plan on using a 300watt PSU i had from an old computer to power the mobo.
Thanks for making these videos! We really appreciate it.
That's awesome dude. Sounds like it's going to be a sick rig. Thanks for sharing.
You do such a terrific jobs on ALL your videos. Just the right speed, just the important content, and a tone and delivery that makes watching a delight. Thank you !
Thank you dude! That means the world to me.
Just got started in mining this month and started out with 2 1200 watt platinum server power supplies. One of the power supplies is running the ZSX 16 PCIE port with 24-pin ATX breakout board. So no ATX power supply on my rig. Running great with no issues. I also have the power supplies linked so they turn on together. Running a 240V outlet this week to get better efficiency and remove any possible bottlenecks.
That’s awesome dude. Running a 240 is on my to do list. I just gotta pick up a PDU first. Thanks for the comment.
@@RedFoxCrypto Picked up a Tripp Lite PDU from ebay for $40 shipped.
www.ebay.com/itm/Tripp-Lite-PDUH20HVL6-Power-Distribution-Unit/154294828795?ssPageName=STRK%3AMEBIDX%3AIT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
I would have got one from Nerd Gearz but they've been sold out. Also a bit more spendy.
@@davidanthony1816 They seem to have really good inventory levels over at parallel miners. No shortages that I can see.
Amazing, Just like every other videos you do. Clear and Informative.
Thanks buddy!
Just swtiched to the HP server 1200w w/ ZSX "Pico" breakout board from Parallel, dude its life now. I don't even want to think about ATX PSUs ever again... just sayin. (get the ZSX its a game changer!!!
Dude that’s awesome. I gotta pick one up. Thanks for sharing and happy mining!
Ive been fighting for three months with those ass hats sent me a bad psu and/breakout board havnt heard from them in 2 months will never buy from those theifs will be calling bak to dispute transaction
Much love from Bosnia!
Awesome video! Cant wait to see the next one “how to safely wire a sever power supply”
Thanks Tim!
Love that place. Bought multiple server power supplies from them. All have been running strong.
Yeah they are awesome. Big fan. Happy mining my dude.
Hey I’m mining out of my house but can’t get a real gauge on how loud they are. Any thing you can compare the noise to? Blow dryer on high, low, or 10 pc fans?
@@justanotherchilldad1014 depends on how much load you have on it. The one rig I keep in my house to keep a room warm has 6 gpus with two server power supplies. The fans on the Gpus (20-35% speed) are louder than both PSUs if that helps any.
@@masterpassword7520 thank you so much for the information!
I got one the other day, works great! Thank-you
Awesome! Thanks for watching!
Another video. I saw you using both ATX and Server PSU at the same time. Do I need to wire them toegther? Or I just need to plug in and all is done?
Following this question, I have the same one :)
@@IronWill6767 I found out myself already. You don't neex to wire them. Just plug the ATX PSU to the motherboard to supply power to motherboard and plug the Server PSU to GPUs to supply power, which is enough. They are not related. Just rememer to turn on the Server PSU first then post so that the motherboard can recognize the GPUs when posting.
I really like and learn a lot from your vids, keep up the good work!!
But when you buy 3rd party cables or splitters, what should you really look out for?
Your reccomended cables are not sold in my country as far as I know.
Thanks!
Thanks Max! Keep an eye out for the gauge of the wires used to make the cable. This is usually where costs are cut. Any good cable will say the gauge on it. You'll want something that says 18 AWG or lower. 18 AWG and 16 AWG are typical (the lower the number AWG the better for cables).
After that it's the quality of the pins and the connector itself. There isn't much visual to look for here that I'm aware of.
What a fantastic channel. Subbed
I literally just bought 4 kits of these the other day! One thing you didn't mention was the c13/nema plugs that run from the psu to the wall. I think most people only have 1 free one lying around if they even have one at all. I bought a bunch of network cables and power cables from monoprice and i found it is really hard to beat their pricing. obviously the cables are not the best quality ever, but i got a 6 pack of power cables for like 10 dollars, and their ethernet cables are really competitive too. My least favorite part about these server psus is that most frames are not built with them in mind, so you often just have to zip tie them down. as well, the breakout boards have exposed 12v pins coming right out of that giant plug. just a thing to think about. (no dropping screws in your mining rig lol)
Really great comment. It's so great that you just made me realize I have no more c13 plugs. UGH.
@@davidanthony1816 Yeah, I don't think there's much room for concern about the pins getting hot unless they are shorted out somehow. many people run these things with the pins exposed with no issue. most of the time you'd know as soon as you dropped something on the rig. to be fair, many of the SMDs and other motherboard components have exposed components that shouldn't be shorted as well. mining rigs are open air, but they have the same delicacy as any computer. I just never set anything like screwdrivers on my rig at all, and touch the frame to discharge static before I work on it to be safe
@@RedFoxCrypto yep, i always just have some handy at this point and buy as soon as i run out
Nice video! Is the server power supply more efficient plugged into a 110 or 220 plug? (I need to draw 700W max for my rig so I wouldn't be using all 900W from a 110
Thank you so much, I am planning to start with 2 gpus, and atx psu is 30% price of whole rig.Thank you, make more informational videos like this.Subscribed!
Thanks Nikola! Glad I could help.
I bought the Asus B250 PSU kit for 13 cards from parallel which includes 2 PSU's and all the wiring harnesses to fully run my rig with (10) 3060 ti and its running great. I just ordered a 3rd one to add (3) more cards and run all my fans. They all interconnect with a 4 pin cable to sync on/off which is included too.
That's sick dude. Thanks for sharing. I think I'm going to pickup some more.
Thanks for the awesome info. I have just bought a Gold Huntkey ATX WD500K for a Goldshell GPU and it won't even switch on. I'm lost.
3:42 all of that energy ! :o
What is the molex for? Does it sense that the ATX power supply turns on and turn itself on - if connected to an ATX PSU?
Also, how is the fan noise from the HP? Very small fan usually means very loud.
Great video as always. Will consider for next rig.
Hahaha! Best unboxing on the internet!!
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Thank you!
Great video. I was just looking to buy my first PSU for my new rig that I am currently trying to build. I just saved a bunch of money by sticking with my stock ATX and going with this to power my GPU's. Thank you so much for the helpful info. Keep up the hard work.
Dude thats's awesome. Glad I could help out. Have fun with that new rig!
So nice, watched it twice
Haha thanks James!
First, awesome video!! Learn so much from you.
Quick question - I see only 6 pins from the board, so the cables are 6pins to 8pins? How many watts can each line on the board delivers then? Coz I remember from your risers video, 6 pins on the card draws 75W, and the 8 pins on the card draws 150W. So if the 8 pin end starts to draw 150W on each line... will there be a problem?
Thanks dude! They are 6 pins to 8 pins that have 3 pins that go back to the 12v rail on the PSU. So, you can think of them as 8-pin power connectors. By electrical standards that means each cable could do up to 288w, but I wouldn't make that a goal to hit.
@@RedFoxCrypto so there shouldn't be any issues using them like regular 8 pin cables right
@@RedFoxCrypto can we continue this 4 pin periphel molex battle?
Very comprehensive video thank
Hey thanks for watching. Thanks buddy.
What I would like is a small ATX PSU for each board and then big server PSU's powering cards across multiple rigs. But the startup sequence seems to matter. Which suggests one should rather use one server PSU per rig, and use the X11 breakout board which syncs it's power-on with the ATX supply's power-on.
Hi, great video. One question, which PSU should be switched on first in order to not damage anything?
Thanks dude. Flip on your server PSU first.
Very helpfull, thank you from France
You're welcome! Greetings from USA!
Thanks for this :)
7:40 fan stop 🙄🙄
Love it! Keep it up
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?
I've been using a single server powersupply for a mobo and 2 1080tis for a few years now works great!
Sick! Thanks for sharing dude. Happy mining Joseph!
Did you get the 1200w or 900w version ? thanks
@@armandoarroyo I think I used 900w because I ran it at 120v
@@RedTear3515 I guess I can get get the 1200w version? Input specs says 110v-220v because 900w version is not available :/
@@armandoarroyo I had the 1200w version It depends what your trying to run
Hey, thanks for the video! Quick question - How do you 'control' the server PSU without having the signal from the 24pin ATX connector? In other words - how does the PSU know when to power up, or is it a case of 'always on'. Thanks!
There’s a cable you can get to have them communicate to each other but the server PSUs I have power on automatically if power is lost and restored. That’s worked perfectly for me for many years.
@@RedFoxCryptothanks!
Nice work done bro! very useful video. Thanks for sharing it. Keep it up man!
I was wondering to know is it possible to have 2 x HP PSU server 1200w for a rig with 8 x RX580 without having a ATX power supply?
Server PSUs are indeed sweet, however the shop you are getting yours from is not really overseas friendly, just North America friendly :/
Happy midweek and keep it up the great job
Thanks buddy!
7:50 the fan on the first gpu said bye👁👄👁
How does the noise level on the server power supplies compare to that of a comparable ATX power supply?
Hey Red Fox, quick question:
If I set my power limit to +125%, will it be bad for my GPU in the long run? Or will it just affect the efficiency of electricity being used?
I dont understand. Those cables are 6 to 6+2 pins on the Server PSU but on the ATX its 8 pins to 6+2. The 6 pin on ATX arent for PCIe.
Do you use anything for power conditioning or UPS(s)? At my house, the power seems to fluctuate especially during storms. Ive been using a ups for each power supply, hoping there is a better option
Server psu's are a no brainer. I used them on my first rig. It's not hard just some homework and it pays off big. Must have for every rig and at second hard they are much much much cheaper then ATX.
Couldn't agree more. Thanks for sharing my dude.
ive used the server hp 1200w psu on both my rigs for cards and board, and all was fine during winter until this summer the high heat causing the psu fans to power full on which is just way too loud considering they are in a spare room in my house. it's messing my sleep up with the whining noise they make so need to find a cheap quiet psu to replace them.
I'm stuck with one Dell 7001515-j100 + ZSX board. The ZSX shown only the amber light of been getting power form the PSU and that is it. Power button does nothing. Don't know if is a DOA bord or PSU.
Nice Job Brotha 😎👍🏼
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Thanks my dude!
What about noise? I'm about to pick up a couple server psu's but I do run my rig in a room im in a lot, if It's running on a low load is the fan still screamin? Also have considered swapping out the 40mm fans in it with noctua's
awesome i hope i can have one of that as beginners,thanks for sharing
Would you be able to show how you hook everything up in a rig? Like what spliters and so on.
Yes I’m planning a rig build very soon.
Isn't it a down fall that the 6 pin connector going to the 8 pin on your GPU can handle less wattage than the atx 8 pin cable?
They can handle the same. 3 pins on each carry power equaling 288w max for each connector.
Hi there. My Server PSU Breakout board has been blinking red white and green, while voltage oscilates between 12 and 11.9. Do you think this might be an issue? My GPUs have been crashing since yesterday...
Thanks for the video bro, good info. 👍
Thanks brother!
Should the Server PSU fan be spinning once it received power? Because my rig is pulling around 550watt from the PSU for 3 days now; and the PSU is getting super hot at the center, but the fan isnt spinning at all. Should i be worry? and request for a replacement ?
I have a question. As you have in the breakout board, 16 x 6pin connectors, that would be for being able to connect 8 GPUs for instance, right? (if they are 2x 8pin), or... 6 GPUs (12 x 6 pin connectors) and 6 risers (3 x 6pin connectors using a splitter, as I guess you can connect with every 6pin to 8 pins cable, 2 risers, right?). Thanks!!!
How about making a video of you turning the server power supply on?
Just ordered my server PSU and breakout board. I see there is an X8 and a X11 breakout board. Do you happen to know the difference between the two? Building my first mining rig with hopefully 3070 cards if I can find them. Bagged one of six so far.
Just bought 4 of these, the fans barely spin at all and gets hot to the touch. Is this normal?
Hey, new subscriber here. Thanks for the video, could you explain how everything is connected please? Server Power supply + breakout + Mobo, thanks
Sure buddy. Thanks for subbing. I'll have a full build video soon which will show how it all gets connected. Essentially I used a regular ATX power supply to connect to the mobo and power all it's components. Separately I use the Server PSU to power all the GPUs and Risers. You just have to make sure the server PSU is running (which will power up all your cards) before powering on the motherboard itself.
Let me know any other questions I can answer for you!
What do you have connected to the ATX power supply and what to the server PSU? I ask because I am struggling with a rig using an ATX PSU and a Bitmain PSU. I cannot get it to boot with the cards powered by the Bitmain, which I switch on first. If I power everything from the ATX PSU it works fine. How are you timing the starting up of the server PSU vs. the starting up of the ATX board?
I don't usually comment on videos, but man.. thanks a lot 😍
You’re welcome my dude. 🥰
so informative, thanks!
Thank you!
Great video thanks for sharing I will order 1 of this units, but question, can I get the 1200w using a regular 110v outlet? I dont want to burn my apartment XD and Im not going to be doing nothing crazy maybe just 2 or 3 gpu (2070) for now. thanks
Thanks dude. You’ll only get 900w on the 110v outlet. It’ll be fine for just a few GPUs.
Q: Do you know what the CCC code means on this HP psu breakout led board ?
Quick question, if you're mining like Ethereum on like 2miners pool. How does the pay work? Do you only get paid in the actual coins you get in the month? How can you calculate what you will be paid monthly besides just the ethe that you mine. Is there another payment that comes with mining and from who? How can that be checked?
Not sure I follow 100%. You'll get paid in the coin that you mine. The frequency in which you get paid depends on the minimum payout threshold set on the pool. Some pools have a static payout that you cant change and others let you configure it.
For example, I use ethermine and set it to pay me when my balance hits .2 Ethereum.
To calculate what you will be paid monthly in USD for example, you can use websites like whattomine.com to get an idea. Some pools provide this and some don't.
@@RedFoxCrypto so how do miners get paid gas fees? I thought that miners also get a portion of those transactions fees where does that come from?
Hello, I just bought the same power supply, but when I connect it, nothing happens, I can't turn it on, is there a way to know if the supply is defective?
Can you make a tutorial vid on how to pair both atx and server psu to power up your rig?
I cant find the way, i just turn on the server psu and next the both atx to supply each motherboard. The server psu only supply all gpu. Do you know how to do right? (Add @Red Fox Crypto )
Hi I was wondering if you need to connect both atx and server psu together for the ground issue?
I was just trying to start with server psu as well, got 750W one with breakout board for 12 pci-e 6 pin connectors. Noticed that as soon as I start my 3080Ti using about 220W on ergo (4 connectors - 1 for riser and 3 for gpu) i can hear ticking sound but there is no ticking sound when I run 4x 1660's running eth on about 265W but that's 1 riser and 1 GPU connector per gpu. What May cause this ticking? Is it safe to run it that way?
Those adapters for the server PSU are called Pico-PSU, i've been using them for 2 years with 0 problems.
Awesome. Thanks for sharing buddy. Happy mining!
That is what mine say Pico-PSU
Game changer in route buddy
For powering a mother board , say i have a atx powering the mobo ,cpu and a card with it riser , and a break out board supplying the other gpu's . if i for get to turn the server pse on , and turn the atx on , what will happen.
Is there a board that can start the server supply , like the safe molex board method ?
Thank you for your time .
Could i also ask where the best server supplies and break out boards are from , ill be puttign some of my rigs at my parents house's ( I im paying for the electricity and there getting a cut of the rigs profit) and im only comfortable putting the safest in there house's
I have delta 2400w server psu and am worried to use it for my rtx 3070 cards
You kind of left out the point that the PSU itself is 54$, you still need to buy the cables + the power board, which brings it to about 100$. Which then means you can buy only 2 of those for every 1 normal PSU.
The $54 was for the PSU, cables, and the power board all together. Sorry if I wasn't super clear. It's sold as a bundle. Such a great deal.
I got one of these but if I plug it without the breakout board, it starts making a weird sound with the fan on and It consumes 8 watts.
If I plug the breakout board and turn it on with nothing connected, it makes more weird sound and consumes 30 watts.
Is this normal?
Thanks.!!
With thousands of videos of how to wire up a server psu on a mining rig since this started being popular in 2018 it is amazing to me that there are zero of them showing how anyone decided to mount the unit on the rig so it would be secured. Any chance you could show us a mock-up of an actual mounting you tried out?
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@@pearlrival3124 Thanks for the response. It was more of a comment on my observation that every video I have seen showing them used and even my own personal use cases have the psu just laying under the weight of the 6 pin cables wherever it happens to route well from but almost every prefab frame has provisions for an atx psu to mount physically to the chassis.
I recently got one of those for my 3080 rig but what im confused on is can the one cable handle a splitter 6 pin to dual 8 pin or is it best to have 2 cables plugged in to run the gpu. Trying to wire manage thank u for reply.
Is daisy-chaining Molex connectors possible for this? What type of molex cable would I use to power the PCI risers?
I only use Molex to link the server PSU and ATX PSU together over the breakout board. It'll send a power on signal so they both turn on at the same time. I don't use Molex to power any risers, all PCIe.
i wonder if i can use only Server PSU´s for my Rig, ore is it better to mix a ATX PSU with a Server PSU? ATX as main and Server PSU as Support? ore it does not really matter?
is this fan safe? does it last a long time?
Hi Red Fox Crypto thank you for your videos! How does the noise of a server psu compares with an ATX?
You’re welcome! The more load you put on a server PSU the louder they get. If you run them close to full load you definitely wouldn’t want them to in the same room as you all the time.
Is it very very noisy? Im considering to use one as a first try for my mining rig, but I put my mining rigs in my bedroom so Im wondering if I will be noisy, if it is I may swap a noctua fan into it
The higher load you put on it the louder it will get. It can get to a really unpleasant scream level.
Great vid, I too use HP Delta server PSU's
Thanks dude. Can't beat server PSUs. Happy mining!
@@RedFoxCrypto Quick question for you, I usually mine with NiceHash, but recently pointed a few RTX3090 miners to Ethermine.org pool, and was only making $2.65 a day per card. Running the same speed on NH (TRex 117-119MH/s) making $$14 per card. Why is that?
@@DASWEDE420 That’s weird. You should be making the same or even a little bit more mining Eth directly. How are you calculating your ethermine earnings? Jump in my discord and we can help. Link in the description.
hi dude, can i replace server psu with antminer apw3 psu???
Great video. Think I'm going to cancel the Seasonic Prime Plat I have on order...quick question. How does this turn on? With dual ATX PSU I can connect them together...I don't see that option on the server PSU.
There is a power switch on the breakout board. Just power up the server PSU before powering up your rig. The switch will retain its state too if power is lost.
server psu for me been using it for my rigs , advantage is the number of 6pins and very robust downside is noise
I just priced that out from your link and it's a $127
PLUS THE CORDS WHICH COST JUST AS MUCH...
Hi, does any body else’s 750w hp psu get hot ? I have 3 and they all get hot, fans spin but not very high
Oh no, I just bought a ATX power supply for my rig, seems like these things are better
ATX PSUs are definitely convenient, but in terms of value server PSUs are awesome.
Plenty of miners like using an atx psu as the main power for the motherboard to retain the normal functions of the power switch, sleep/hibernate modes, and keeping the bios memory without relying solely on the battery. Server PSUs are wonderful at delivery and price per watt but are not designed to give all of the creature comforts found on a gaming rig turned casual miner. They are very good for powering everything else on the system if you can tell them when to work and when to sleep.
Im currently in S. America and the voltage is 220 ...so Im guessing the latter...
i cant get it to work 😪 pc wont turn on thru riser
Is there anything specific that we have to take care of using 2 separate PSU on a single rig? Read so many stories abt using multiple PSU on the same rig and cause fires, especially when they have different grounds. I'm wondering what are the parts that should connect to the server PSU (GPU + their risers) and the rest (MB + 1 or 2 GPU + risers) to the ATX PSU?
I've never had an issue personally. You don't have to connect the 2 PSUs together as long as you power up the server PSU first. You can use a breakout board like mine in the video with the molex connection. This allows the ATX PSU to power up the server PSU on system start.
Are the cords these come with safe? If the quality is lower should I go and buy other ones?
They are great quality.
@@RedFoxCrypto thanks for the quick reply!
How do you get your server powersupplys so quiet?
I honestly don't know. I see a lot of people mention how they are loud but I think they are pretty quiet overall.
@@RedFoxCrypto In my opinion, because they're platinum, for a 900w power supply running say @80% load, you'd have maybe a 60w loss of heat thru the fan AND since they're mounted in open space instead of a case, the fan doesn't have to work that hard to evacuate the heat.... :-)
how loud is a server psu?
Love the videos....
Thanks buddy!
@@RedFoxCrypto Thanks for sharing Parelli Miner Site. I have already vreated an account and looking to purchase an open air mining rig/kit.
Very helpful maybe a video showing how you would set it up? I’m sure it’s very easy but another video idea. Could I run just a 500w along with the HP server? That would split costs for psu in half atleast
Good idea brother. I’ll probably do that when I build my next rig. And yes you can run a lower end low watt ATX PSU with a server power supply. That’s exactly what I have set up in the video.
With that exact 1200w from PM, I literally had 2 ZSX breakout boards light on fire on boot this week upon adding a 5th 3060ti to the rig. I then added an ATX PSU for the Mobo, put the 5th card back on and it fried the card. Put another new 5th card on but powered it with the ATX PSU and its running just fine. I might also add that parrallel miner were very helpful in replacing the burnt boards but I dont believe that these systems should be used as standalone, at least not with the 1200w. I Have 3x2400w PSU on the way with the replacement boards, will edit with update.
Whoa that's crazy dude. Sorry to hear that happened to you. Happy mining buddy!
@@RedFoxCrypto You had 5x 3060s + mobo/CPU on one 1200w? Are you on 220V/240V? If not that means you had 900W at your disposal. 3060s operate at 200W stock, mobo/CPU probably add another 100W. Also, you wouldn't have the full 900W at your disposal, general rule would be 80% of that (720W)...Definitely interested in understanding what went wrong here.
glad we have 220v in outlets here :) USA is years behind
Yes sir. You are super lucky!
@@RedFoxCrypto well.. I pay 0.25$ kWH. Not so lucky lol
Is there an issue with one of the fans on the evga dual?
Haha no that GPU is weird. It'll only kick on the second fan when it needs it. Trips me up.
Can they ATX and server PSU be SLI?