Dual system power supply

[methanebomb]

Hello yall, im looking for a 900w (or more)  power supply that has two 24 pin connectors that isnt the phanteks revolt. If the phanteks revolt series is the only option then I guess I have deal with the big price tag.

[Radium_Angel]

1 minute ago, methanebomb said:

Hello yall, im looking for a 900w (or more)  power supply that has two 24 pin connectors that isnt the phanteks revolt. If the phanteks revolt series is the only option then I guess I have deal with the big price tag.

That's a custom option power supply. I know of no off-the-shelf option other than the revolt.

[Applefreak]

2 minutes ago, methanebomb said:

Hello yall, im looking for a 900w (or more)  power supply that has two 24 pin connectors that isnt the phanteks revolt. If the phanteks revolt series is the only option then I guess I have deal with the big price tag.

There are 24 Pin splitters you can use instead of a special power supply.

[Radium_Angel]

2 minutes ago, Applefreak said:

There are 24 Pin splitters you can use instead of a special power supply.

Would that be wise? Given that everything depends on a solid power delivery, if it were my system I'd be hesitant on splitting the main connector...

[methanebomb]

5 minutes ago, Applefreak said:

There are 24 Pin splitters you can use instead of a special power supply.

so say i used this. I wouldnt have any issues running both cpus at once? 

 

 

[methanebomb]

2 minutes ago, methanebomb said:

so say i used this. I wouldnt have any issues running both cpus at once? 

 

 

other way around obviously, one male to two male

[inferno47]

depends on the cpu and how much the rest of the system is using

[methanebomb]

Just now, inferno47 said:

depends on the cpu and how much the rest of the system is using

pc part picker estimates 851 watts which is one watt above a different power supply that i can get

[Electronics Wizardy]

3 minutes ago, methanebomb said:

so say i used this. I wouldnt have any issues running both cpus at once? 

 

 

Do you want both systems to be running at the same time? That wil make it so that once one system turns on the other is on.

 

Id just get 2 psus.

[porina]

The 24 pin connector isn't heavily loaded these days. The CPU is fed mainly by the 12v EPS. A lot of the power on the 24-pin is for legacy stuff.

 

I'd also go for one PSU per system unless there is a good reason not to.