Description
ATX mining rig powersupply, suits to power up you gpu mining rigs. Specially designed for mining rig built.
Features:
With EMC Anti-electromagnetic Interference – Full copper output wire and sufficient material & high transforming rate.
90 Plus Gold Certified – Deliver up to over 87% conversion efficiency, high efficiency and energy saving.
135mm Dual Ball Bearing Fan – Providing maximum airflow and near-silent operation.
Universal AC Input Design – Stable enough for 180-260V voltage input available with 1800W rated power and 16Pin connectors.
Active PFC – Enhances power output efficiency and increases the performance and stability of your system.
- 16x 6+2pin connections
- 7x Sata connections
- 4x molex connections
- 1×24 pin connections
- 2x4pin CPU connections
Product Name:1650W ATX PSU for GPU miner
Input Voltage:170-240V
Output Power:1650W
Efficiency:93%
Product Size(L*W*H):165mm*148mm*85mm
warranty – 180 days
Looney Squad –
+ Lot of connections
+ Good looking
+ Very stable
– Cables sometimes not managed going out the psu, so when you want to manage the cables in the rig they are not going to be held together because they cros other cable pairs.
– More noise than expected
juraj.anton.matovina (verified owner) –
From Croatia ðŸ‡ðŸ‡·.
I agree with @Looney Squad review.
Has many connections, as stated in the description. The look is made worse because of the unbranded cables. Currently powers 3 3080s and motherboard, another 1800w is powering another 3 3080s and some fans.
Makes little more noise than expected. Cable management is…troublesome. Soo many cables, I don’t need a single sata. Just 1 molex!
Recommend to buy, but cables do look thin…let’s hope they aren’t 20awg, because if my gpus blow…a sue is gonna come.
ivic21 (verified owner) –
-more noise than expected
-lot of connections
-good
thx
Philip –
I bought this product from their eBay listing when it existed which is why it might not say that I’m a “verified owner”.
They say the PSU is “90 Gold Certified” but there is no such rating. A quick Google search can confirm this.
Anyway I’ve ran this 1800W PSU 24/7 for about 9 months now and I haven’t had any issue with it. It currently powers an Asrock H110 BTC+, Intel Celeron and 3x 3070 and 2x 3060 ti. All are non LHR.
As others have said the cables are not very pretty to look at (not that it matters really) and they’re a pain in the ass to cable manage. The PSU fan is loud and seems to run at 100% all the time, so I advise keeping your fingers away and putting it in a garage if possible 🙂
My last gripe with it is the Sata connectors. No one should use them to power risers. I wish they skipped the Sata connectors and went with more Molex or PCIe instead.
All in all I’m happy with the product and I would recommend it if you have somewhere to put it that won’t be disturbed by the hairdryer sound it makes.
Inar (verified owner) –
Bought this PSU 2 months ago and no problems so far. I was hesitant plugging this into my rig, but after a bit of testing it seemed fine and stable. Since i run it right now around 40% capacity for me its quiet and i barely hear it considering GPU and frame fans. It does have a interesting coil whine, that got me a bit worried at the start, but all high power electronics have it, some just hide it better then others.
This PSU is same as server PSUs when it comes to noise, more you want it to power, faster it will run its fan and more noise it will make.
Other than that its 5/5. From the outside it does seem like white label Chinese made PSU (which it is), but it gets the job done and is quite the bargain for the price and functionality. If you want to use 1k+ Watts, suggest you find the rig a more quieter place then your bedroom.
Pro tip: Get two and split the power consumption if you really care about noise. Less power each unit needs to provide, less noise it makes.
Bastian Vater (verified owner) –
First of all, shipping was insane. Paid by bank transfer and still got it shipped to Germany in less than a week. It doesn’t look like the picture, most of all I’m missing that fancy mineshop sticker in the front. It’s got a deep humming sound, worries me a litte but seems to be normal. Works fine powering 1x 3070 Ti, 1x 1660 Ti and 2x 1660 Super. So actually less than 500 watts. If it keeps working I’ll certainly buy more of these and stay away from consumer psu’s. For a 12 GPU rig the cables might be too short depending on the rig, I’ve had some issues getting to my most distant GPU on a 6 card rig.