Quote from: Puffy23 on June 07, 2016, 12:17:31 AM

Quote from: generalt on June 06, 2016, 11:49:43 PM

Quote from: bspurloc on June 06, 2016, 08:46:18 PM

Oh man I missed the release of this!

I see everyone still doesn't take into account when you buy something like this u tend to be REPLACING other equipment.
So to me $2100 is a steal, the equipment I sell I will get back around $1000.
no 220volt so I guess its EVGA 1600watt for $320 another costs to add on.
And selling off that other equipment drops the electricity used by so much for me. insane. ugh can't believe I missed this!
where are more! lol

Hope these don't fry like usual first batches.

I wished there was a 1600w 120v server PSU instead of having to spend $320 on the EVGA.

I know how you feel. I'd love to run on IBMs 2800s, but I simply don't have the electrical infrastructure to make it work. I don't have the luxury of starting from scratch and ROI is tough enough without electrical modifications (and what would I do with a ton of 240V when I'm done mining).

That said, ATX PSUs are far too expensive to be a long term solution also. What I did was grab a few 900W (on 115v) HP-DPS1200s and hard wired them for load sharing. That effectively gives you an 1,800W server PSU for about $70. Add the cost of cables and you're still way ahead when compared to EVGA.

Past 750W I don't think it makes sense to buy ATX. I wish someone would push out a single, or even double, blade version of the high efficiency chips for home mining.

Check eBay. Just bought the EVGA SuperNova 1300, new for $149.00 plus shipping.