180watt – MAX – 24Pin ATX Power Module. Included SATA, Molex, CPU power connectors. Ditch your ATX Power Supply Entirely

I really want to understand this. From what I understand this will enable someone to power an entire GPU mining rig with a server PSU. Here are the questions I have…

1. Does powering on the GPU mining rig also power on the server psu?
2. If I need 2 server psu’s for a single mining rig how do I go about that? If my motherboard has 2-3 atx slots can I buy 2 of these adapters and run 2 server psu’s to both the ATX slots on the motherboard? Will the PSU’s turn on at the same time?
3. A lot of the GPU’s I use need 8-pin connectors (and some 8-pin and a 6-pin). If all of the breakout boards have only 6-pin pci slots is that okay to run it to an 8 pin connector? Even if the breakout board is only six pin, can it still send 150w to the 8-pin connector?

I am starting to get to the point where I have many rigs and I need server PSU’s. I just want to have a solid understanding of everything before diving into this. Thanks in advance! 😀

Hi, what’s the length of the primary cable – 6-pin to 24-pin?

I recived this today and I have a question, I don’t know wich cable goes to the + and to the – on the adapter, i think the yellow is + and the black is -, im i wrong? its confusing because it dosent come with basic instructions :/

Support, I have a two questions;

1. Can the CPU 8 pin ATX12V1 connection on the mobo be powered directly from the 6 pin break out board? I only ask because I saw this in a video somewhere. ( I could not tell from the video if it was your product). If possible then this would RELIEVE the load on 24 pin power module.

2. If you could power the CPU 8 pin from your break board, do you carry a 6 pin to 8 pin cable for an ATX12V1 connection?

For reference I will be purchasing from you shortly but wanted to get this out there since I saw these questions being posted. My mobo is a gigabyte GA-Z270P.

Thanks in advance!

Hello, I just got the 160w version of this and it will not power my TB250-BTC mother board, will this one work?

Hi!

I am looking to buy some of these, but I have to ask about the difference from the Chinese versions available on Ebay? They are only a third of the price (or less!) and they look almost exactly the same. I do however understand that it has to be some kind of difference between them.

Thanks.

I have the same problem with my Biostar TB 250 BTC Pro. It turns on for a quick second than shuts off. Motherboard works with a regular atx power supply but not this adapter. Am I doing something wrong? Or am I missing a step? Did anyone ever get this solved and can you post the solution if you have. Thanks,

Could you please post pictures and instructions of how to use this on a motherboard with the server PSUs? I’m pretty sure I just fried my ASRock H110 BTC+ motherboard by using this incorrectly. This could possibly have been avoided with clearer instructions from the manufactures/sellers. And as I intend to continue with your products, I would really appreciate some clear procedures/instructions.

What happened… after mounting the 24pin plug on the mobo, I plugged the four pin (yellow/black, 12v/grd) into the _only_ part of the mobos 8pin ATX12v socket. It mounted to one side, not centrally. As the motherboard has two molex plugs requiring power as well, I used my evga peripheral cable to go from the Delta 2400W extension board. When I turned it on, nothing happened, but I caught a wiff of smoke. No more board function even when trying it out on a standard PSU.

I just thought it worth mentioning to others as well. BE CAREFUL when you plug stuff in!

It is a potentially good product; but my 180 watt module was burnt after 2 days of continuous use. Used it with a 750 Watt plat supply. Bought a standard PSU now to power board.

Anyone set this up on an Asus Mining expert board? It has 3 ATX slots (24 pin), one 8 pin for CPU and 3 molex plugs – if I get two 750 PSUs do I need to buy 3 picos (one for each atx?); can I use 1 of the pico’s 4 pin CPU plug mounted centrally still correct or will that fry the mobo? how do i handle the 3 molexs – I assume not via the pico and I suspect they have something to do with powering the pcie slots and/or the pcie/cpu interface somehow.

Thanks –

I had an issue with the 14awg 6 pin feed to the pico. Turns out it was a faulty intermediate connection somewhere with the 2.5mm barrel / input.

Easy fix was to cut that garbage off, and just solder the 3 wires together (1 14awg yellow + 2 red pico) and 3 wires together(1 14awg black + 2 black pico).

It’s 100% understandable if these are drop shipped as separate package, and combining the pico to have a 14awg 6 pin coming from the actual pico input board is impossible.

cheers.

I just purchased this item for use with a single 1,400W Delta Server PSU and a Gigabyte motherboard (model = GA-Z270P-D3). In the discussion, you make note that you’ve “…read a lot…” about how this adapter would work with various motherboards. Do you have any info that would suggest I need anything other than this adapter to connect between the 1,400W Delta and my mobo? Thanks!

Could someone please tell me how to connect ths up with 6pin risers + 2x750W HP PSU + X11 Breakout Board on a Asrock 110H BTC+ ? I get conflicting informaiton regarding the PCIe molex and SATA on board slots. Do I power those too? I eas able to get it to boot a few times but now it stopped. Unplugged everything and nothing happens when power on.