Like this title says..
I currently have a 12 1080 ti rig running from an 12 gauge extension cord (2 1200w bitmain psu to power 12 gpu's and a 1050w psu to power mb and risers. The extension wire do get a little warm. I also have another 6 1080 rig which i put it upstair (afraid ill trip my 20 amp fuse). My real question is....how do you manage to run multiple rigs without re-doing all your house wires?
I currently have a 12 1080 ti rig running from an 12 gauge extension cord (2 1200w bitmain psu to power 12 gpu's and a 1050w psu to power mb and risers. The extension wire do get a little warm. I also have another 6 1080 rig which i put it upstair (afraid ill trip my 20 amp fuse). My real question is....how do you manage to run multiple rigs without re-doing all your house wires?
Insisting on a 12 card 1080ti on a 120 volt circuit =
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0gxKStPXyn8
The fix for your problem is run 6 card 1080ti rigs with 10 gauge cords
https://www.ebay.com/itm/10-10-Gauge-Black-Heavy-Duty-Extension-Cord-MADE-IN-USA/122625387190?
So Ive decided to hire an electrician to come wire me some 220s. Im thinking 2 100 amp outlet (If possible since I live in ny and Im hoping these old houses can handle that much power). Anyway, What do you guys do for extension cords since most pdu I see are 30 amps only....how do you guys do it?
Do three 30 amp
A 30 amp will do 4 s9
Or 4 six card rigs of 1080tis
Thank you! This is the type of answer I was looking for (in plain dumb english).
I'm planning to run 3 13 card board (B250 board) and possibly upgrading to 19 on each board if I can ever get my hands on those....I read it somewhere that 30 amp should be good for 5000w so I guess 3 30 amp is probably my best bet right?
Again, thanks for the answer guys!
Jeff-
220 can be 217 to 242 volts in USA residential
So 217 x 24 = 5200 watts. Minimum
If you are near a hot transformer with no drop
I am and I run 239- 242 volts
Or 240 x 24 = 5760 watts. I have been able to run at 5500 watts year round