Quote from: yrk1957 on September 29, 2018, 09:47:35 PM

Quote from: spartan117x7 on September 29, 2018, 09:15:16 PM

I have some dayun zig z1's coming soon and I'm gong to pair it with Bitmain APW3++ PSUs. My first time using ASICs but the label on the PSU looks like this:

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1IRWfMKgP_t-aeW4Mk_T4jNyGnMnQFCMf?usp=sharing

I live in the USA so I have 120VAC outlets. Bitmain's site says it can switch to 120VAC and I also see products with the label stating 120VAC but this one doesn't. Should I stay away from this? Also, the miners work on 120VAC outlets right?

This requires a psu, so AC side voltage on the psu does not matter to it. Only the DC output matters. So normally any psu being able deliver 1200W should be fine, with 120V or 240V input.

But the APW3++ delivers only 1200W when running on 120V, so you are running on limits. I am not sure its wise. Maybe others have experience. I got 240V outlets done for miners.

I got a bunch of ATX psus so it should be fine. What is the maximum wattage from one six pin pcie? Some sources say 150w but I always thought it was 75w because that's the case when connecting consumer GPUs with consumer ATX psus. Only 8 pins can achieve 150w right?

Also, does anyone know if you can solo mine Monacoin with these miners? I know you can't do Vertcoin solo because they got rid of the getwork protocol within the wallet. I used to solo mine other coins so I already know how to set the ip address & port number on your configuration file before wallet startup.