how many watts is this bitcoin miner
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Hi Laura, thanks for asking! The 1 Th/s BTC miner has 1000 Watt power supply. It will need a 20 amp circuit to operate on safely. If you need help setting up your miner, I offer technical assistance. I hope that helps you. If you have any other questions, please ask.
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Absolutely! Running 33 asicminer eruptors and 1 butterfly labs jalapeño with no problems! Make sure you get a power supply that can handle 49 eruptors
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Expect a power usage between 2W and 2.5W per device. Power usage will be on the high end of that range if you overclock your devices.
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The description says 400w but in reality something 250w or higher is plenty for this card.
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Not much, these machines only mine a small amount of Bitcoin these days at high electrical consumption. Maybe 1-2 Bitcoin a month if you have about 14
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Yes, not sure what you are asking either, but the reply from uberzilla should help! It is also my understanding that you don't need to worry about going too high on the watts, although there's no point in wasting your money for more watts than you need to power your system/graphics card.
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Its 1300 watts, even a quad sli and all the above would be covered. I think the Large Pixel Collider that PC Mag built with 4 Titans only had a 1250 watt psu. You'll be just fine.
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Depends on how may, since one miner has 2.5W at 5V, that means it consumes about 0.5A of current, so you need usb adaptor that can supply 0.5 * num_of_miners amperes (it is usually written in the description) and also it'd be good if you took one with some reserve .. say 0.5A - that way it would not run at maximum power all the time
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That depends on what other components your system has. There are wattage calculators online that can help you estimate your systems usage. Is your pus rated bronze or gold or have a plus symbol on it? I'm running an Intel i5 2505 low wattage processor, 4gb or ddr3, SSD and that is about it. I have a 250W+80 bronze with this card and she runs like a dream.
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the card alone at TDP will use close to 250 watts... so unless you have an atom processor and no HDDs... more watts the better ;). Plus most psus are less then efficient, My guess is that 350 watts is more like 300
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The TDP for a GTX 780 is 250W. Unless you're running a LOT of hard drives or some cpu with a huge power draw, you should be able to use this power supply with power to spare. I think it's unlikely that the rest of your pc is using 250W. I am running a crypto mining system with 4 video cards (each with a TDP of 150W) with this supply and it's only pulling 700W from the wall. Let's assume about 15% efficiency lost to heat so.....that implies that the system itself is actually only drawing about 600W from the PSU.
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300 watts is insufficient for this card. I'd recommend a 500w of real power. Don't buy a cheap brand. The longevity and safety of your entire PC rests in the PSUs hand.
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The recommended minimum is 450w. However, my machine only uses a 192w when I'm using my my GPU at 100% on a i5 3570K. I think it will work fine on a 400w, but continuous use at 100% GPU may lead to a short life of your power supply.
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No it's max. Power consumption is only 40 watts & the PCI-Express can handle up to 75 Watts, so your good to go
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500 watt, but it's only pulling 300 so you can throw in a couple HDDs without needing to upgrade the PSU.
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Please tell me this is a bulk order and for buisness because you will be paying over $799 in fact if I wanted 100 I would have to pay $899 if you are going to use this for a bitcoin mining rig I suggest you get a bigger fan
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it depends on your motherboard the total power needed but each GPU requires 300watts