I bought this 1600W on ebay used, it was $140+ SH (I made best offer). He has more of them, mine you I haven't tested the Prisma yet but will very soon.
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LEPA-G1600-MA-1600W-Power-Supply-PSU-Fully-Modular-/281482686593?pt=PCA_UPS&hash=item4189acf081
I use this power supply a lot at work, powering four EVGA GTX 980 SC for CUDA 24x7 operations. Currently working on getting an 7-8 GPU box
I also have Kill-a-Watt so I can compare the Watts at the wall, it would be good to compare it against a 2 PSU setup.
2 x EVGA G2 750W PSUs work great & are quite a bit cheaper than going a 1 psu route...
http://www.ebay.com/itm/LEPA-G1600-MA-1600W-Power-Supply-PSU-Fully-Modular-/281482686593?pt=PCA_UPS&hash=item4189acf081
I use this power supply a lot at work, powering four EVGA GTX 980 SC for CUDA 24x7 operations. Currently working on getting an 7-8 GPU box
I also have Kill-a-Watt so I can compare the Watts at the wall, it would be good to compare it against a 2 PSU setup.
So the stock EVGA 1300 G2 won't work unless we change the stock cord? I am going to try to use a LEPA 1600w which is 15 amp (180W) per PCI-connector and it has 8 of them. (30 per socket x 4 rails (total of 6 rails on the PS) 12v3-12v6. Is it enough power for the Prisma? I am thinking yes, because 12v x 30amps = 360w. Anyway, I will let you know....
I run two S3s which are 340 w on each of the 3 socket on the Lepa G1200, so I think I am good to go here.
I run two S3s which are 340 w on each of the 3 socket on the Lepa G1200, so I think I am good to go here.
2 x EVGA G2 750W PSUs work great & are quite a bit cheaper than going a 1 psu route...