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Proper Powering for 2 NVIDIA TESLA M40's [a fully refined specification/apart from the previous posted topic]

Jatlon

after researching how this works, this should work; https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TtJRDWGZG9E&;t=194s
can use this video for an example/only a 650watt power supply < video using 2 tesla k80's < using the specified power supply cable/evga to attach to the graphic accelerator card < partially discovered & found the match for the power cable < s-l1600.jpg

To include how will be connected/this the original quad power adapters for the cards itself/owning x2  [both power adapters are 18AWG]
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should complete the power circuit & each tesla m40 at max power use only use 250w [literally maxed though/home desktop won't use that much power & shouldn't heat as much as a server/makes sense]

https://www.ebay.com/itm/294940269409

supports up to 1,200 Watts

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Recap if needed] original power adapter with nvidia tesla card/connected to an additional x2 8 pin to single 8 pin adapter

further noted [adapter further converted/more than likely with help with power correction] from a single 8 pin connected to the TESLA M40 < adapter conversion

to the Corsair HX1500i watt power supply < via this single 8 pin to 8 pin

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unique is in same state on ebay

 

topic solved & thanQs again everybody~*

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  • 2 weeks later...
On 12/14/2023 at 9:21 AM, --SID-- said:

although the cables bought that I posted wit this topic are for processor < already have the pci-e cables set to buy & had pci-e cables that powered the M40's

never had a spare computer to try & build/learn how to fully build with/then again was a corsair cable kit with over load of cables to choose from

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