Thank you for the reply, it has an FCI logo
and both have this written on them:

10108888-R102S3SLF P242626P11.



Sadly none of the PSU's you linked I can obtain at a reasonable price.
you wouldn't happen to make a breakout board for this guy?

https://tweakers.net/pricewatch/376551/hp-2250w-iec-c20/specificaties/

such a steal

I bought a second hand asic and it had a breakout board included

The seller is not responding anymore so I have no idea for what PSU it is

Could anyone try to identify what psu this breakoutboard is for? If you want close up pictures from anything let me know


Any help would be appreciated

Hello
Google cant help me or I am a bad googler

Need pinout for Dell 1570W Power Supply HX134

P.S. is it good enough for Avalon A741?

Please excuse me hijacking your thread to ask a question but it does relate to your breakout board and fan sideplate combo.

Im a home miner and sound is a major factor for my mining equipment so the side fans are a great alternative to the whine/howl of the small fans on server psus. Are they temperature controlled or just permenantly 12v full speed fans?

Also are there any small capacity psus that would fit the dual breakout board and fan setup? I don't need a 4kw solution as I cant use that much electricity. Is there a dual 1Kw version, or can you recommend suitable psus that would fit (ideally platinum efficienty rating)?

I'm in the UK if that makes any difference.

Thanks.

Congrats

I even offered you to start a personal and company cohoperation, because I trusted your person and expertise, creating for you a portal in EU to support actively your products. We've talked about that here on the forum and on skype, I/you can publish screens if you wish. I give you my auth.

The other photo you've sent me, probably a month later (I don't remember, you should know the exact date), it's about the adapter on the motherboard that I've mentioned before. It's another thing that, frankly speaking, I am not even interested to, due the thermal needs and electrical potential issues on the other components (and even incompatible with my current designs).

I suppose that you're correctly referring to me, but I haven't received any kind of project from you. I am open to publish the conversation, given the fact that I have nothing to hide.

About the possible patents of my company:

- a new tipology of PCIE 16x riser
- a new tipology of cloud computing 16X motherboard interface placed in front of the chassis, and powered by another key element
- a new tipology of power delivery based on server PSUs, that will be able to power on, with ease and reliability, all the other components in my designs
- a new tipology of PCB to support the heat managements of the chassis that I HAVE designed

Do you see anything yours? These products will be offered in my systems, in my farm. I don't even know when and IF I will resell them outside, probably not.

Be careful with your statements, it's not professional to behave like this with your potential customers.

Now that you're back, we could have a talk on skype and clarify this accident. I'm a diplomatic person, open to cohoperate with a positive approach, and common interests. As I said before, welcome back.

Let's say that I'm working on it, the prototype works. The main issue, for you, is that they will be patented and inserted in my solutions (in my farm ).

Later on, after the patent, it will be on the markets (I am thinking of lending the machines directly in the farm, like a sort of cloudmining but with real equipment. Too early btw to give details. I haven't got time even to breath  )

Anyone know where to get the breakout boards for other (smaller) server PSUs?
Im thinking of the hp 1200w or 1500w

Ah, I was wondering when I would hear from you.  You may be slightly incorrect with the word replicated.  I tried some of those boards and they didn't work out for me.

No.  Be careful of knockoffs using my name.  I haven't been in contact with Finksy.  Where did you hear this by the way?

-Optim

could be you are right that my money is being used to sponsor those miners.
I still wonder what those 19 PH that was released on the network yesterday came from? Bitfury are not ready yet?

Did you get my PM?

Just an update from me.
2 days ago I asked for a complete refund of +18k Euro and got excact same answer from Mr. Winkler as Marvin.
My laywers are already informed and YM has until tomorrow to send us our refund.
Time will tell, but I think its going to be a long haul...
According to insite knowledge from our hosting center on iceland YM does actually has reserved space for 500 pc M20 miners...
this confuses me big time.
R
Xircom

I purchased 32 of these PSUs from a dealer on eBay and they are all REV1-REV4 and they all work fine for me using the dual BB. The only issue I saw was at the highest setting, I was only getting 12.30~.40v. This was resolved by tweaking the internal VR501 pot an 1/8th of a turn to the left. Other than that, I haven't had any issues with my older REV PSUs. Mine all end with an "A" though as J4bberwock has mentioned, so that could also be an issue.

Near where you plug in the power cord, you should see two glass domes there with AC written under one and DC written under the other. Do you see either one (I think AC should light up first) light up when you connect the power cable? If not I would say you have bad PSUs. Out of the 32 I tested, the one bad PSU I did have would power up (green light for AC & DC), but would shut down when placed under load. Both the green light for AC and DC would go out, and the volts would drop down dramatically on the LCD display.

@J4bberwock - Could I have adjusted the external pot on your dual BB to correct the issue of the PSUs only putting out 12.30v? I only ask as I adjusted the small pot on the bottom left of the breakout board, but didn't notice a change in volts on the LCD screen or my multi-meter (I was turning the external pot to the left). As mentioned above, I manually adjusted the pot on the inside as I was afraid to keep turning the external one of the BB.

Get a mining calculator on the same day the ship is ship-able. Calculate the return the chip generates (at 100 GHash/s) per month with the NEXT (estimated) difficulty. Multiply that number by 8 (this is when it should break even). And there you have it ... the price of one chip.

Right now the cost would be:
Next est. Difficulty: 1.52542370411e+11
with 100 GH/s
per month: 0.01003473 BTC
multiplied by 8: 0.08027784 BTC total cost per chip (in a functioning miner ... PSU, housing etc. included) which currently results in 30.45 USD

Enjoy!