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'2600W Mining Power Supplies'

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https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/2600W-Power-Supply-For-12-GPU-ETH-Rig-Ethereum-Coin-Miner-Mining-Machine/173123726072?hash=item284efa6af8:g:izIAAOSwHo5aaYbn

 

That is all I am going to post. I don't even want to begin to figure how this works - and they've even gotten different images which don't match...

 

And, for an added bonus, guess were it comes from "Hong Kong, China" with there own standard of High energy efficiency, more than 90%. Even though they claim that and also a 80PLUS rating which of course, isn't on the database for 80 plus.

I once did the unthinkable, back many headphones ago...

I split an audio split, again

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Many blockchain, much bitcoin.

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12 minutes ago, seon123 said:

It like they have actually stuck together 3 "800W" PSUs. At £150, I don't think it'll be a great performer. 

Wait but it's 2600w, how would they get that after 3*800?

 

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Judging from the colorful cables I'm sure they didnt glue high end power supplies together to make this mutant.

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2 minutes ago, Shreyas1 said:

Wait but it's 2600w, how would they get that after 3*800?

Maybe it isn't 2600W xD Am doubting it as there isn't any specifications on the rails

I once did the unthinkable, back many headphones ago...

I split an audio split, again

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13 minutes ago, Shreyas1 said:

Wait but it's 2600w, how would they get that after 3*800?

Would you trust pushing 2600W through it? Besides, it's not like anyone's going to check to see if they can actually output 2600W. 

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You can just look at the size of each PCB and the lack of component density and see that this thing can't do anywhere near 2600W.

 

Also notice that it has a single C13 connector powering all three PSUs inside that housing.  A C13 is rated at only 70°C.  10A with 18g wire and 15A if you use 14g wire.  They claim that the PSU supports 110V mains.  Let's assume they use 14g wire.. which I doubt. 

 

15 X 110 = 1650W.  

 

Yeah...  No.

 

Also this:

 

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And this is NOT a proper CE logo:

 

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