Bagge6, if you mine in a place where noise is not a big issue, buy second hand HP server PSUS, which you can find on EBAY, they are cheap and kick ass.
Here is an example of a 1200W that can run fine at a load of 850 if that is what you need for your rig:

https://www.ebay.com/itm/HP-HSTNS-PD11-DPS-1200FB-1200W-Power-Supply-Ethereum-Mining-Crypto/174647489637?_trkparms=aid%3D1110006%26algo%3DHOMESPLICE.SIM%26ao%3D1%26asc%3D20190920091355%26meid%3D4459d9a4fc064355909c8223b7220b06%26pid%3D100036%26rk%3D1%26rkt%3D12%26sd%3D353344116397%26itm%3D174647489637%26pmt%3D0%26noa%3D1%26pg%3D2047675%26algv%3DDefaultOrganic%26brand%3DHP&_trksid=p2047675.c100036.m2109

And the board with 12 cables that have 6+2 pins at the other end:
https://www.ebay.com/itm/DPS-1200FB-QB-A-12-ports-Power-Supply-Breakout-Board-Adapter-Cables-for-Mining/264275631650

Under load the fan will get a little louder than a regular gamer PSU so if you keep your miner in your living room or bedroom, it's not a good idea but if your miner is in a basement or garage or something, these server grade PSUs are the best bang for the buck.

I am not seeing the promised apology on Nicehash so far....

I am out of there too.
Switching to Phoenix on Ubuntu. No more Nicehash, no more Windows 10 shenanigans.

Glad to see Phoenix is alive and doing well.

All these new accounts are people you are screwing who are coming on to voice their anger. I have been mining with you guys for 2.5 years, not a noob at all. And I recently started migrating out of Nicehash because the profits are consistently less. And the software is wonky. This stunt against Phoenix is just you guys fighting back for all the ground you lost because people have figured you out. Deal with it. This is going to back fire and cost you a lot more than you thought you could gain. Watch as hundreds leave to go mine directly to other pools without your sneaky software. How dare you rewrite a .json file on people's gear without warning them? I think your outfit is falling apart. I guess a midnight run is next.

It is not official. It's full of typos.
You either got it from Github or the link at the top if this thread.
Anywhere else it is possibly compromised.
phoenixminer.org IS NOT OFFICIAL.

This should be put in as a sticky here.

Well, NICEHASH, what else did you guys do? It looks like you messed up NHOS as well.

I have been using it since January, it has been running without a hitch, all my GPUS cruising at a nice healthy 62 C max, with good hash rates.
All of a sudden today, I hear the GPU fans wind down then ramp back up. Looks like you have forced an update and rewrote my .json file....
You have re-enabled all the trash I had painstakingly disabled in the file.... I rebooted the rigs just to see if things would go back to normal....

Now, my hash rates are slightly diminished, and my GPUs are running much louder and hotter. Good job! It took me weeks of tinkering to get everything right and you F#%d it up in a day.

Time to migrate away from NICEHASH for good, you guys have taken this one step too far.
NEVER AGAIN. You cannot take chances with people like you do, and downloading a trojan because you are too dumb to check the file before you distribute it across your customer base, well that is just the cherry on the cake.

That HASH is not NICE anymore.... The convenience aspect is how you draw people but the performance is always below par, and you guys mess up and never really admit it when you do....

Enough.

Nicehash probably messed up solid by downloading a fake update and pushing it to their users, they are just doing damage control at this point...
Covering their butts... And blaming the whole thing on Phoenix... And using this whole thing to try and bring people to use their software/pool so they can make more $$$. The trouble with Nicehash is they will not tell us what REALLY happened...

Nicehash is clearly trying to capitalize on this glitch or whatever it is. They have lost tons of people to Phoenix standalone mining directly to Ethermine for better profits. They will do anything to real people back into their wonky platform running crappy excavator, arguably the most unstable miner they ever made. Not sure how it runs today but the previous versions were garbage.