Quote from: itop_james on August 11, 2015, 01:00:39 PM

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Quote from: Enzyme on August 11, 2015, 07:35:09 AM

Wow, very efficient miner indeed

Can you prove your website is legitimate, your account is new.

Read the thread in its entirity ... the man has been made to jump through a thousand hoops already!

But 28 6pin PCI-E connectors for a single rig is mind boggling to say the least. Is the 6 pin PCI-E connector the highest rated power plug that exists?

8 pin is rated at 150W officially, but for our use won't double whatever number each of us is comfortable with on 6 pin as it only adds 2 more ground wires.

Quote from: aarons6 on August 11, 2015, 09:55:58 AM

not to mention no home outlet will support 3400 watts.. so it would have to be specially wired in its own sub panel. and this thing looks like a fire hazard..

No? You can power it from up to 9 PSUs if you want and split what circuits the PSUs are on as you like.

so i just run extension cords to different outlets? lol

If they were on different circuits, pretty much. I've got 2x 32A and 2x 20A circuits (all 240v) extension-ed into one room so I can test some pretty large things if required.

Did you mean the 3 modules ? yes , you can just connect each module and get around 2.5T hashrate ,
we may use incorrect PSU that make one board have xx , it gave us 7.1T at peak . see following screen shot .

Peak means nothing, it is average that customers are concerned about and that screenshot doesn't give me any warm fuzzies about this product! And 6 fans at 4000rpm, how loud is this thing?