Product Description
Redesigned 16 Port Chain Sync Breakout Board for Dell 750w, 1100w, 1600w, 2000w, 2400w PowerEdge Server Power Supply
Built from its predecessor, the X15 breakout board retains the quality of the X8 while adding several new features. The X15 breakout board is designed specifically for Dell PowerEdge server power supplies (please see our list of compatible power supply units below). Fully tested before shipping. Use this adapter with ASIC miner and GPU mining rigs to mine bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies. Featured modes include:
- Standalone
- Couple with an ATX power supply for GPU mining with Sync ON/OFF
- Interconnected for synchronicity ON/OFF: Up to 20 tested possibly more.
- Dual PSU to Single hashing board fault protection Dual fault protection means "If one PSU fails the second PSU will shut off"
- XRMT-V1 remote management add-on module. While the X15 is interconnected, use the optional remote power management module to remotely manage ON-OFF / Schedule Restart.
Breakout Board Specifications:
- Support up to 120Amp / 1440 Watts
- Electronic on/off switch. Retains its state.
- 16 PCIe ports, for 6pin connectors
- LED indicator lights: Yellow (receiving power) and Green (pushing power)
- On-board LED voltage meter display
- Protective bottom plate
- Our Patent Pending Chain Sync Feature through our X6B, X7B, X11, X12, X15, and X20 Breakout boards is done by connecting the interconnect cable from PSU 1 to PSU2, PSU 2 to PSU 3, and so on. Feature tested with up to 20 PSU in a Daisy Chain.
Package Contents:
- (1) X15 Breakout board
- Interconnect sync cable, 1 to 2 X15 - One cable is included for each additional breakout board purchased together.
- X15 Manual sheet available here as a PDF
- 30-day warranty
Confirmed Power Supply Compatibility List
- 750 Watts:
- D750E-S1, DPS-750AB-2 A, 05NF18
- D750E-S6, DPS-750AB-15B, 05RHVV
- D750E-S7, DPS-750AB-17 A, 0KNHJV
- 1100 Watts:
- L1100E-S0, PS-2112-4D2-LF, 038GYJ
- L1100E-S1, PS-2112-8D2, 09TMRF
- 1600 Watts:
- D1600E-S0, DPS-1500EB A, 095HR5
- 2000 Watts:
- D2000E-S0, DPS-2000EB A, 0J5WMG, 0MVP7C, 039K3H, 0T8MTC, 0VWWF1
- Z2000E-S1, 700-0139796-0200, 700-013796-0000, 0W1R7V, 039K3H
- D2000E-S2, XYK93
- 2400 Watts:
- D2400E-S0, DPS-2400BB A, 0CXC2T
Full breakout board compatibility list.
Chris (verified owner) –
Well waited 4 months watching parallelminer for the x15 board. Joseph G from Parallelminer in early November said a new version is being developed and will be coming soon plus the quantity available will be in the thousands enough for everyone who have been patient.
Parallelminer makes pre-sales available and I place my order on 12/14/2021 before the launch on 12/20/20121. My credit card is immediately charged the full amount of the order.
I see it available on parallelminer for a week and a half. After one week I call in to check my order and Shaun from Parallelminer assures me that my order will be processed and that they will send me a new email once it is. Fast forward a few days after that and I see that my order was not processed and has been cancelled as the product is no longer available….
Not sure what happened here but this is really poor customer service. I have contacted Parallelminer for further explanation on what happened.
Joseph g (store manager) –
Chris, we received 100 units and the remaining 900 are currently being held in Customs. We took them off until they are cleared and in our stock. I’m expecting them back in stock any day. We have 2000pcs in production on top of these 900pcs. Shaun was instructed to issue a refund for any customers who requested it.
Jake (verified owner) –
liyi0522 (verified owner) –
Pre-ordered on November 30th, got tracking info on December 23rd, received 5 X15 on December 31st.
It works perfectly on Dell D2000E-S2 XYK93 which is not listed on REV:B compatible list (compatible with old X15). I will test it on Dell 1600W PSU when I have time.
Joseph g (store manager) –
Thank you for the info. I have updated our listing reflecting the D2000E-S2 XYK93.
zollie1 –
It doesn’t really say so, but this is NOT the same board as the x15. It has different compatibility apparently, so do not buy this for any psu listed as x15 compatible.
Joseph g (store manager) –
Thanks to Karl B. We have a quick fix for the 750 & 1100watt compatibility. For those who already received an X15B. Picture included here. All new orders will have the fix pre-done.
Henry Garner (verified owner) –
Michael Warren (verified owner) –
Over priced
Linnell Martinez (verified owner) –
Received several X15 units today and everything seemed to be working fine until I found out that the server PSUs I have synced with the ATX PSU turn on by themselves about 20sec after shutting the system off. When I remove the sync cable, I can turn off the server PSUs via the button on the breakout board and as expected they stay off. I’ve tried multiple 1600W and 1850W Dell PSUs and nothing seems to work. I’ve already gone in and disabled any sleep states or self power on in the BIOS and still doesn’t work. In summary, The server PSUs consistently turn back on around 20sec after a windows shutdown or a hard shutdown.
Joseph g (store manager) –
We will try to replicate this on our side and share the result here with you in one or two days.
clayton roberge (verified owner) –
I had to do the solder fix on my 15b boards.
However when the 3 lanes are connected as shown in the picture above my 750w dell psu is constantly on and the power button does not work. If just the first 2 lines are soldered it works with the power button.
Joseph g (store manager) –
Hi Clayton. Well noted and thank you for the info. We will verify this on our side.
Anonymous (verified owner) –
Didn’t work when I got it. As the comments indicated, I had to solder the last 3 pins for it to work for my Dell 1100W 80+ Platinum PSU (38GYJ). It seems they will be updating the board to fix this. Also, buying this from Canada is crazy expensive.
fedlosada –
I have 2 Server Power Supply 1100W GYH9V, is this breakout board useful for me?
Jason L. (verified owner) –
Excellent Product. Works Very Well and Easy to Use. A+++
Isaac R. (verified owner) –
Great products always and quick shipping.
Daniel C. (verified owner) –
Worked perfect with my Dell power supply
Julio Martinez (verified owner) –
Excellent Seller
Farid Kurbanov (verified owner) –
Pairs well with the Dell 1600W psu. Worked right off the bat without any issues.
John O’Connell (verified owner) –
It was the incorrect model and I am trying to return it for the correct breakout board.
MOHAMMAD A. (verified owner) –
Works flawlessly
Jay K. (verified owner) –
Julio Martinez (verified owner) –
James F. (verified owner) –
Arrived with a chip on the acrylic protector. Let them know the board still works asked if they could send a replacement plate. They stated they don’t stock repair parts and I could send it back for a replacement. This is a waste!
Ismael T. (verified owner) –
Got my item in a decent time and it works great so far glad I ran into parallel miner
Julio Martinez (verified owner) –
Excellent A1++++++
honda4237 (verified owner) –
I ordered this and installed it on my Dell 1100w power supply, worked for about 2 months and now it only lights up and the switch doesn’t do anything. Is there a return policy or warranty? The power supply indicator light is green.
Joseph g (store manager) –
Please reach us via our contact page. Thanks you
Kevin Miller (verified owner) –
Works great, fast shipping.
Craig W. (verified owner) –
Great price for American assembled parts
supasnipa360 (verified owner) –
I’m sure these contacts (psu side connectors) are gauged well for 1600w or less, but not above that. I have d2000 and z2000 dell psu varienta. I was much looking forward to the high power density this combination would offer. However, the breakout board isn’t up to the task. It quickly overheats at the psu connector. I even tried some little known tricks like adding Oxgard ( antioxidant, thermal paste and conductivity promoter), beefing up the solderments and pointing a fan at the breakout board. It still heats up well over 100c and baked the connection on the psu side.
Without an amperage reading I amp clamped the AC and DC side and noted around 1940Watts. Do not expect to reliably pull ≥1800Watts ( from these without having unsafe conditions. Hell I’d love to see some kind of kickback for the kind of quality (lack) in these. 2 x 2000watt psus now have charred connectors!
Even had to scratch my head for a day until it started coming out that we needed to solder the outer 2 control pins on the board. Come on Parallel! Test your suppliers and products! And please remove the feasibility that it is safe to run these at 2400watts. And be consistent, 120amps does not equate to 2400 watts on 12 volt applications. It equates to 1400!
Joseph g (store manager) –
We mark the 2000watts PSU as compatible in terms of “Will they work together” However, we do state a maximum of 120Amps. At 12volts that is 1440watts probably pushed at 1600watt. 2000watt at full capacity is simply too many amps for the contact connectors.
Julio (verified owner) –
Excellent breakout I will buy again
44cort44 (verified owner) –
I’ve ordered 15-20 boards from parallel miner, and all have worked great except for this last batch of qty 5 X15B boards. All 5 have failed running 1400w (or less). One was replaced under the 30 day warranty, but the other 4 ended up failing slightly over the 30 day mark. My symptom is the same as others have listed here…yellow light is on, but will not power on when pressing the on/off switch.
King Marco (verified owner) –
I tried using this with D2000E-S0 OJ5WMG and it DOES NOT WORK! Even though they say its compatible, now i gotta pay money to return the server psus i bought smh
King Marco (verified owner) –
I just made a review about the D2000E-S0 OJ5WMG not working. My apologies, it does work. I ordered two of these breakout board and it doesnt work on one but it works on the other, strange. I guess one of the boards is bad, idk cause it worked with my D1600-S0 so i dont know.
boltv (verified owner) –
same here after a few months it only lights up and the switch doesn’t do anything
Joseph g (store manager) –
If connected remove the inter-connect cable. Also please use the contact page and reach out to us. We will replace it for you. Also be mindful the X15 is rated at 130AMP Max
Dan S. (verified owner) –
parallel’s breakout board are second to none
Jonathan Hanson (verified owner) –
Best product at the best price.
Craig (verified owner) –
Steve (verified owner) –
fast delevery
Christopher Carr (verified owner) –
John Abbott (verified owner) –
Very fast delivery. Fine looking device. Very clean. Excellent supporting cables. Functions properly. I am very pleased.
bilal1979 (verified owner) –
I have a question please –
Recently i purchased this breakout board , and also i have breakout ZSX ordered two years back .
my rig main power is ATX —- to do the sync with ZSX breakout i connected Mulex cable from ATX to the ZSX breakout .
up to here sync working perfectly with no issue .
now with the new breakout x15 , and used the sync cable (4Pin ) also purchased from here – to be connected between the two power server ZSX and this new one ,
once i turn on my rig — atx power on and ZSX power on , but the new one purchased x15 turn off .
if i turned on the x15 breakout the rig is turned off . so sync is not working well .
please let me know what i should do .
Missa-Lynn (store manager) –
Although we previously resolved this issue privately via the contacts page form, I wanted to reply here just in case anyone else has the same issue in the future.
We were unable to fully replicate this issue when we did our own testing, but we found that connecting the ATX directly to the X15B (this product) and then using the interconnect sync cable to connect the X15B to the X15 ZSX made the entire setup work as expected.
Michael t. (verified owner) –
I am using X15 Rev B to run Dell E1100E-SO Ps, it works fine.
mike w. (verified owner) –
Item came very fast… worked perfectly and is of good quality and value
John P. (verified owner) –
Excellent board!
Terje Ruud (verified owner) –
I have not received the product yet. That’s why there will only be 2. You should wait until I get it.