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Original price was: $78.25.Current price is: $63.00.

ZSX-AMP W/ Live Current Output Breakout Board 16 Ports + PICO 24pin ATX + Fan Hubs 100% GPU Mining. Up to 140Amps. We’ve mined with an Antiminer S9 while at the same time mined ETH on a GPU Rig to demonstrate stability.

488 in stock (can be backordered)

SKU: ZSXBRK-AMP Categories: Breakout Board, ZSX Capable Board Tags: 200amp, 2400Watt, All in one Pico Board, Antminer S9, ASIC Miner, Avalon, Bitmain, breakout board, CS6F, GPU Mining, LO8F, ZSX Adapter, ZSX-AMP GTIN: 617737058381

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Product Description

GPU Mining All-In-One 16 Port Chain Sync Breakout Board for HP, DELTA, LITE-ON Server Power Supplies

Name: ZSX AMP Breakout Board 16 Ports + PICO 24pin ATX + Fan Hubs W/ Live DC Current Output
SKU: ZSXBRK-AMP
Price: 63.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.58 (140 reviews)

Built from its predecessor, the ZSX-AMP GPU mining all-in-one breakout board retains the quality of the X11 while adding several new features not seen in the industry. It is compatible with two different types of PSU layout, it is backward compatible as a replacement for the X8, X6B, X7B, and X11. Further, it can operate in multiple modes. The ZSX-AMP is the first of its kind to include a full ATX PICO 24pin connector to directly power your Motherboard, CPU Power, and an HDD or SSD. Additionally, it features a built-in Fan HUB to power up to 10 Fans. The AMP version displays the total DC amperage as well as Voltages. Users now have the ability to know their DC watts output. The ZSX is truly the single board for 100% GPU mining rigs.

Standalone combining three specific components into one: ATX 24pin power connector, X11 Breakout Board, and Fan Hubs
Optional XRMT-V1 remote management add-on module is available. While these boards are interconnected, use the remote power management module to remotely manage ON-OFF / Schedule Restart.
Optional 4-pin PWM cable to allow your motherboard to regulate fan speeds accordingly to current temperatures detected, instead of the connected fans running constantly at 100% speed.

ATX Module Adapter Connector:

Live Amp reading directly on the ZSX / Minimum 20amps for accuracy
Read Ohms Article to understand AC load & DC Load differences
24Pin ATX Connectors W/ 24in Cable
180watts limit on wattage draw from the 24pins ATX connectors
4Pin Molex Female
SATA Power for your SSD
4Pin or 8pin CPU Power

Breakout Board Specifications:

PWM can control fans RPM via motherboard when connect to the Chassis fan
Support up to 140Amp / 1600Watts
Electronic on /off switch. Retains its state
16 PCIe ports, for 6pin connectors
LED indicator lights: Yellow (receiving power), Green (pushing power) & Blue (Motherboard powered)
On-board LED voltmeter and current displays! Current x Voltage = Watts
- Please note this is most accurate on loads over 500W
Protective bottom plate
Our Patent Pending Chain Sync Feature through our X6B, X7B, X11, and ZSX 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) ZSX-AMP Breakout Board
(1) Heavy Duty 24pin to 24pin ATX cable - Two feet long
(1) 4Pin or 8pin CPU Power - 12in
(1) 4Pin Molex Female / SATA Power cable
30-day warranty
ZSX to Motherboard Wiring Guide

**Server Power Supply Not included; used in picture for reference only**

Power Supply Compatibility List

Note: Not compatible with Dell power supply with Dell Part Numbers: TCVRR, 0GVHPX, or 0XCHHD.
460 Watts:
- DPS-460EB A, HSTNS-PD14, HSTNS-PL14, 499249-001, 499250-101, 499250-201, 511777-001, 503296-B21, HSTNS-PL23B, PS-2461-6C1-LF, 591553-001, 591555-201, 599381-001, DPS-460MB A, HSTNS-PL28, PS-2461-7C-LF, 643931-001, 643954-201, 660184-001, 656362-B21, HSTNS-PR28-AD, HSTNS-PL28-AD, 7001613-J100, 746071-001, 748279-201, 748279-301, 742515-001, 739252-B21
750 Watts:
- DPS-750RB-A, HSTNS-PL18, 506821-001, 506822-201, 511778-001, 512327-B21, DPS-750RB-A, HSTNS-PD18, 506822-101, 506821-001, 511778-001, 512327-B21, HSTNS-PL12, 449838-001, 449840-001, 454353-001, DPS-750AB-4 A, HSTNS-PD31, 674890-001, 666375-101, 674275-B21, DPS-750UB B, HSTNS-PD22B, 591556-101, 591554-001, 599383-001, 593831-B21, DPS-750AB-3 A, HSTNS-PD29, 643932-001, 643955-101, 660183-001, 656363-B21, HSTNS-PL29-AD, PS-2751-7CB-LF, 746072-001, 748281-201, 742516-001, 739254-B21, HSTNS-PF04, HPM-S-0750DDL00, 619671-401, 639173-001, 636673-B21, HSTNS-PL34, PS-2751-9C-LF, 697579-001, 700287-001, 697554-201, 697581-B21
1100 Watts:
- 03MJJP, 0Y613G, 01Y45R, L1100A-S0, PS-2112-2D-LF, PS-2112-2D1-LF, 09PG9X, 0W933G, PS-2112-2L, 0XVKF0, PS-2112-2L LF, 09K3M9
1200 Watts:
- DPS-1200LB C, MVKTR-LF, DPS-1200FB A, HSTNS-PD11, 440785-001, 438202-001, 438202-002, HSTNS-PL30, 643933-001, DPS-1200FB-1 A, HSTNS-PD19, 570451-001, 570451-101, 579229-001, DPS-1200SB A, HSTNS-PD30, 643933-001, 643956-101, 660185-001, 643956-201, 656364-B21
1400 Watts:
- PS-2142-2L, PS-2142-2L LF, 0Y53VG, DPS-1200MB A, D1200E-S0, 0MYV71, 04V04J, DPS-1200MB-1 A, D1200E-S1, 0RN0HH, 0CN35N, DPS-1200MB-1 B, D1200E-S2, 0J8HPV, 0FRVCP, DPS-1200MB-1 C
1500 Watts:
- HSTNS-PL33, PS-2152-1C-LF, 684529-001, 684530-201, 704604-001, 684532-B21
2400 Watts:
- DPS-2400AB A, DPS-2400AB B (Please note that the extra features do not work on the PSU's slave port side; please only attach this to the PSU's fan side)

Additional Information

Weight	0.25 lbs
Condition	new
Manufacturer	Centrix
MPN	ZSXBRK-AMP
PCIE Port	16
Max Amprage	200 amps
Max Wattage	2400W
on /off switch	Retains its state
UPC	617737058381

Got something to discuss?

Customer

lbbarrett

3 years 6 months ago

cant wait to try this!!!!

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Customer

Christopher Burdette

3 years 6 months ago

hooked up to an ASUS Prime Z490-A Mobo and a GeForce 3080 with an SSD running hive. when the power button is activated, DC is on Yellow and 12v flashes. Looking doe advice

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Customer

jkramer8892

3 years 6 months ago

Christopher, I’m having problems with an MSI Z490-A Pro while using the non-ATX version of the PSU breakout board and a EVGA RTX 3090. Maybe completely different issues, maybe not…

The system starts up and then immediately shuts down, then starts backup up again, shuts down again. This cycle repeats until I pull the plug. I’m measuring 12.3V with a voltmeter while the readout displays 12.2V. Maybe there’s an over-voltage issue with the Z490 chip set?

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Customer

DKPMiner

3 years 6 months ago

Is there a way to get the board to auto power on after a power loss without the XRMT-V1?
–Using the onboard Pico so no external ATX PSU.

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Support

Joseph g

3 years 6 months ago

In your motherboard Bios, there is an option to have your motherboard POWER ON when a power failure accure. I believe this is what you wish to acheive. The ZSX board will retain its state on power failure, if it was when on it will turn back on when power is restored.

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Customer

mikek

3 years 5 months ago

Is there a summary of the fan hub function somewhere? Sorry if there is but I couldn’t find one.

PWM(CHA) is from the controller (mobo)- correct?

The 10 fans draw power from the breakout board not the controller circuit- correct?

Why 2 fans marked CPU? Does one, or both provide feedback to the controller?

Is it just a ‘splitter’ or is there logic- so of I connect a 3 wire controller to PMW(CHA) will it control 3 wire fans? Or must the control be 4 wires?

If 4 wire controller, will 3 wire fans modulate and not just run 100% or does it need 4 wire fans to modulate?

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Support

Joseph g

3 years 5 months ago

Check out our tutorial, lots of good content explaining the hub. The RED port was just that RED. They are exactly like the others. We removed this in our second version. Once you connect the PWM to your motherboard it will link the fan port to your motherboard control on the RPM. We design it for a 4pin fan. I’m not sure how your 3pin fan will behave besides running at 100%.

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Customer

1FAKND

3 years 5 months ago

Is there a way to hook up a external fan controller, which uses SATA for power. The fan controller is the Noctua NA-FC1, but when using the Molex connector that splits out to a SATA connector and another Molex connector it’s not getting power. I’m not using the other Molex cable only the SATA power. The tut states that unless the blue LED is not lit its not pushing power. I’m using a Rebtech Mining Card so I’m not using a typically motherboard and the ATX 24-pin connected to ZSX. I guess the main question is, is the Molex connector powered by the PSU or does the ATX 24-pin have to connected as well to push power to the SATA Molex on the ZSX? I would think that I could power a controller or a SATA drive just by using the molex splitter to the SATA and additional Molex. Any thoughts on what the issue might be? TIA

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Customer

1FAKND

3 years 5 months ago

Is it possible to power a SSD via the Molex conn near the 24 ATX without a motherboard. I’m using a Rebtech card for my mainboard which which just drives the risers. Right now I’m just using a USB flash key, but would like to use my SSD instead. Thanks!

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Customer

Sig

3 years 4 months ago

I am thinking about using this for a gaming build. The 1200 and 1500 w HP PSU’s I have gotten from Parallel in the past have out preformed any ATX PSU. My question is if you can pull 180 w from the 24 pin – can I pull 110 w from the 8 pin?
Thanks

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Support

Joseph g

3 years 4 months ago

Hi Sig, push it and try it out, if it fails we will replace it. What CPU were you thinking of using?

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Customer

Sig

3 years 4 months ago

Joseph – I am putting a Ryzen 7 5800x in a ASrock x570. The MB has the additional 4 pin for the CPU – if additional CPU power is needed I can use a 24 pin PICO board from a rig for testing. Several Mid tower cases like the Phantecks P500A have a ton of room in the basement which should provide the clearance required. “Hint” It would be nice if you had mounting brackets to go from an ATX PSU to a server style PSU, I have rig cases that could use this as well. If this works as expected, I will have $150.00 in a server PSU that would cost $300.0. or more in an ATX. I will order one today and reply with he results.
Thanks for providing quality products and the support.
Sig,

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Customer

Chris

3 years 4 months ago

Dear Sig the extra 4 pin on motherboards is to allow for extra CPU overclocking while pointing that out it still doesn’t really do anything. Your fine with the normal 8 pin that extra 4 pin is more of a gaming gimmick to gamers when its not even needed your still able to maximize CPU OC settings without it. On that note keep in mind the ZSX 24 pin is rated to a max of 180w now you are on a less intensive CPU then say a 3900x which can reach over 200w when OC. So to be safe would recommend undervolting your CPU if you are planning to mine on it and like GPUs you want to run efficient OCing a CPU is highly un-efficient.

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Customer

kimball79

3 years 3 months ago

Is this ZSX board capable of being interconnected with the X11 board? I have two 750W power supplies with one X11 board and wish to use the ZSX for the second power supply but need the ability for these to be interconnected to power one mining rig (13 GPUs).

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Support

Joseph g

3 years 3 months ago

Yes, the ZSX is an X11 + Pico + Fan Hub

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Customer

Chris4

3 years 2 months ago

Is this able to run your 2.8A fans on the board and that many?

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Support

Joseph g

3 years 2 months ago

Hi Chris, yes you should be able to run five with no problem. If it fail we will replace it

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Customer

mohdjawi1

3 years 2 months ago

can i connect the parallel miner fan directly to it? or do i need something extra for it to work?

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Support

Joseph g

3 years 2 months ago

You can but the length of the cable might be too short for most use. Check this expansion kit. https://www.parallelminer.com/product/4-pin-chassis-pwm-cable-and-10-pack-extension-cable-for-chassis-cooling-fans-22-inch/

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Customer

mohdjawi1

3 years 2 months ago

Does this board work on all server PSUs you guys sell?

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Support

Joseph g

3 years 2 months ago

No not all but all HP, Delta & Dell

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Customer

djisthemanstan

3 years 2 months ago

How is fans controlled through the ZSX Board? Is there a knob for adjustment?

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Customer

kardus

3 years 2 months ago

Please make a version of this (AMP output instead of voltage, or both) that works with DELL psus.

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Support

Joseph g

3 years 2 months ago

Hi Kardus, these days server PSU is in short supply. We are working on a new version compatible with Dell and other manufacturers.

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Customer

abked

3 years 2 months ago

I have this power Supply and breakoutboard – but I decided to put it in the secondary position. Normally – an ATX on Second PSU position just needs the 24 pin connected to the BRC-360 secondary slot. However, when I do that with this power supply – I cannot get it to power on with the rest of the rig like an ATX would. In the first position – it triggers the ATX powersupply… (With only 1200 watts, 900 usable, and then the motherboard load – I had two 3090s that I needed to put on an ATX – and it just makes more sense to use the 1600 PSU to power the motherboard too…)

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Customer

djisthemanstan

3 years 1 month ago

anyone else bricking hard drives with these? I just went through my third one. ive isolated the issue to when i use the zsx board to power it. the first 2 i used were old this last one was a new purchase. not sure whats going on here but after the failure the motherboards will only go to bios and wont detect the ssd’s.

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Customer

Tyler

3 years 1 month ago

Hi is there away to plug in an ATX power supple to this board? I just got the board and didnt know i need the “Extended 36″ Version 4-Pin Interconnect Cable to Sync your server power supplies using X6B, X7B, X11, X12, and/0r X20 Breakout Boards” to connect to another server psu. So while I wait for that cable to come back in stock, I only have an ATX power supple to use with this one.

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Support

Joseph g

3 years 1 month ago

Yes. On the ZSX there are two Molex connectors. The one closer to the PSU bar is marked as Remote/ATX. If you take the HDD power Molex cable from your ATX PSU and insert it into that of the ZSX. The ATX will now control the ZSX on/off. This is true for almost all our breakout board

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Customer

lizenmb

3 years 1 month ago

Will this work for a Dell 200W W1R7V?

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Customer

guycoss208

3 years 1 month ago

Does this work with HP 1400W COMMON SLOT PLATINUM PLUS HOT PLUG POWER SUPPLY (PART NUMBER 720620-B21/754383-001/733428-101)?

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Support

Joseph g

3 years 1 month ago

No, it will not. We are working on a new board and we should have it out in 30 to 60 days.

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Customer

Tama Sweetman

3 years 22 days ago

HI Team, I have just tried to set up this for the first time and I have:
Asus Z390-P, the dell 1400W 2142-2L, and I have an orange light on the dell PS, orange light on the ZSX board. when I push the power button it flashes 12V green for a couple of seconds but won’t turn on fully? checked connections turned it on and off, still no luck? I feel like I’m missing something simple here? Any help would be great!

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Customer

rmioto1957

2 years 10 months ago

What is the difference between this and https://www.parallelminer.com/product/zsx-breakout-board-16-ports-pico-24pin-atx-fan-hubs-100-gpu-mining-a-game-changer/? I got recommendation to get the linked one but when I saw this “new” I got in doubt

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Support

Joseph g

2 years 10 months ago

Amp version of our breakout board measures and displays the current draw from the board. Besides that, they are both the same and have the same capability.

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140 reviews for ZSX AMP Breakout Board 16 Ports +...

5 out of 5

Marvin (verified owner) – 04/12/2021

This is a great alternative to an ATX PSU with a standalone Pico. Its basically plugnplay. Also, comes with a MOLEX to SATA cable plugged into the correct port for power. The other MOLEX port, to my understanding, is for remote connection. I’ve had this running for a week so far without any issues.
2 out of 5

Craig Richard (verified owner) – 04/12/2021

I LOVE the ZSX breakout boards and was waiting a long time for this one to come out, specifically because of the amp usage meter. Unfortunately the amp meter is unreliable as it doesn’t provide valid results. I plugged in 2 GPU’s, totaling about 300W at 120V, and the card was telling me I had 17/18 amps flowing through it. Until they fix the issue I’ll get the regular ZSX boards because having an unreliable amp meter is more dangerous than not having one at all.
- Joseph g (store manager) – 04/12/2021
  
  Hi Craig the amperage on the ZSX-AMP is DC, not AC. It will not reflect any loss you may have because of PSU efficiency, cables, & any other resistance. Here 18amp at 12.3volt would be 221watts DC. Depending on effeciency that can be up to 260watt at the wall. For better accuracy, we suggest a minimum of 20amps draw. At 500watt and above we’ve seen accuracy + or – 5%.
5 out of 5

Aaron (verified owner) – 04/13/2021

does everything it should! A+
5 out of 5

Andrew (verified owner) – 04/13/2021

Absolutely fantastic! I biggest problem I had with my mining rig is finding enough connectors for the risers and cards. This breakout board solves that and completely replaces the existing ATX psu I had.
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 04/14/2021

would like a print out added to order for plug lay out info.
- Joseph g (store manager) – 04/15/2021
  
  Please see the following https://www.parallelminer.com/uncategorized/wiring-guide-for-all-in-one-zsx-board-and-motherboards/
5 out of 5

Joseph G. (verified owner) – 04/15/2021
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 04/19/2021

Lovely
4 out of 5

Greg Anderson (verified owner) – 04/20/2021

So far so good
5 out of 5

Colm (verified owner) – 04/21/2021
3 out of 5

Melanie A. (verified owner) – 04/22/2021

Unable to test due to the Mixup on the PSU.
5 out of 5

Michael J. (verified owner) – 04/23/2021

Exactly what I ordered and it worked perfectly with my server power supply! Integrated it with my mining rigs, organized cabling for a sleek look! Thanks to whoever created this! Also thanks to Parallel Miner!!! 5-stars all the way!!
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 04/23/2021
4 out of 5

mikek – 04/25/2021

Great alternative to pico atx. Stable, well built, nice.

Only complaint is the amp meter apparently only reads the 6pin connectors on the board and ignores the atx draw. So you have to measure your atx and add it on your head to the displayed value.
4 out of 5

mikek – 04/25/2021

Great alternative to pico atx. Stable, well built, nice.

Only complaint is the amp meter apparently only reads the 6pin connectors on the board and ignores the atx draw. So you have to measure your atx and add it on your head to the displayed value.
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 04/26/2021
5 out of 5

Bill (verified owner) – 04/30/2021

This is a convenient way to hook everything up to a single power supply and save some watts in the process. It was a worthwhile upgrade to the more basic break out boards.
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 05/04/2021

Works great, just start your PCIe power cables from 6 pin port 1 then work your way up to port 16. Found out if testing 1 GPU and you power from port 15 & 16, the motherboard would not power on.
5 out of 5

Anrijs Klepca (verified owner) – 05/06/2021

LOVELY
5 out of 5

Chris (verified owner) – 05/11/2021

Great products very happy
4 out of 5

Marc Pugh (verified owner) – 05/17/2021

Working great so far. Not a fan of the alignment of the board and the PSU – I’d recommend doing something to get the breakout board to sit flush with the bottom of the PSU. I’m using shims now so there’s not an awkward bend.
5 out of 5

Michael (verified owner) – 05/19/2021

The item was very good and delivery was very fast. Great product!!!?
5 out of 5

quan nguyen (verified owner) – 05/20/2021
5 out of 5

Daly Jones (verified owner) – 05/25/2021

Perfection
5 out of 5

Danial Hadley (verified owner) – 05/30/2021

awsum thks
5 out of 5

dmitry (verified owner) – 05/31/2021
4 out of 5

Stian T. (verified owner) – 06/04/2021

The boards are perfect for mining setups, but its sad that the fan signal cable that comes with the boards will not fit on the board. Had to modify the board to make it fit.
5 out of 5

numz (verified owner) – 06/07/2021

fantastic
4 out of 5

Martin d. (verified owner) – 06/08/2021

I would give 5 Stars but due to the little thing that QC missed 1 plastic washer spacer was out of the screw so the board is a bit bend. I put it in place my self. Otherwise board is what I need.
5 out of 5

Kelly (verified owner) – 06/09/2021
5 out of 5

Greg Hesslewood (verified owner) – 06/10/2021
5 out of 5

GREGORY WESTGARDE (verified owner) – 06/10/2021

Great
5 out of 5

Juan Pizarro (verified owner) – 06/17/2021

Is it exactly what I needed to upgrade the power supplies and wiring for my three rigs.
5 out of 5

Don Jones (verified owner) – 06/21/2021
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 06/23/2021

very good product.
5 out of 5

Randy Hinds (verified owner) – 06/24/2021

This is EXACTLY whats needed to get started. Now just need a “kit” with pcie-6pin cables to go with it!
4 out of 5

nnorse – 06/26/2021

I bought this with a delta 1400w + a couple of 6pin to 4pin cpu cables, cause my mobo have one 24pin atx, two 8 pin cpu and one 4pin cpu inputs. I connected the 24pin + 8pin cpu + two extra 4pin cpu connected from two of the 6 pin outputs on the zsx. but im getting constant reboots. Just tried mining with one card, tested with both powered and not powered risers, but goes 10 minutes..and then the system reboots. I suspect the 24pin is drawing more than 180w here..or could it that the 24 pin from the zsx are are using a separate voltage rail from the PSU..causing instability when used together with the two 4pin cpus i have connected ?
- Joseph g (store manager) – 06/27/2021
  
  The ZSX ATX side is maxed at 180watt. All that it should power is your Motherboard, CPU, and one SSD. Risers should be power by the 6pin PCI-E like these https://www.parallelminer.com/product/ithoo-usb3-0-pci-express-1x-to-16x-extender-riser-card-adapter-w-24-cable/ Even connecting a GPU directly onto the motherboard will exceed the 180watts. The risers must be powered! If you have those SATA power or 4pin Molex power, it will not work!
4 out of 5

nnorse – 06/29/2021

i see, the atx side do you mean the row with the 24 pin connector including one 6pin ? i measured the current through the 8pin cpu with the 24pin cable..and its only 0.5 amps. Is that normal ? Anyway, I used a couple of these: https://www.parallelminer.com/product/6-pin-pcie-to-4-pin-atx-12-volt-power-cable/ to supply more power to the motherboard, these I’m not connecting to the atx side, but from some of the other 6pins on the breakout. still having frequent reboots.
- Joseph g (store manager) – 06/29/2021
  
  Please reach out to me on our contact page. Send me an overview picture of your setup. Thanks
5 out of 5

Angel (verified owner) – 06/30/2021

Pretty good service and excellent times. I haven’t tried the board yet, but expectations are high. The only thing I’d recommend is to improve the restocking times. There’s a high demand. Good job!
5 out of 5

Muhammad (verified owner) – 07/08/2021
1 out of 5

Francisco Ortiz (verified owner) – 07/13/2021

Board was installed in new PS i bought from u guys a few weeks before to eliminate need for second PS and it does not work without remote molex plugged in…i think power button is broken…works fine with remote port…but does not power on on its own
- Joseph g (store manager) – 07/14/2021
  
  No, I think you connected something somewhere that does not belong. The small 4pin Molex is for inter-connected ONLY. Only the larger 4pin Molex should be used to sync an ATX PSU. Please watch this it will help you understand our design. https://www.parallelminer.com/videos/x11-basic-features/ this apply the same for the AMP version
- Joseph g (store manager) – 07/14/2021
  
  Also, this would help with all the possible connections https://www.parallelminer.com/uncategorized/wiring-guide-for-all-in-one-zsx-board-and-motherboards/
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 07/15/2021

Absolute Awesome-ness. ZSX Really is a Game Changer. Please start carrying Rebtech boards so we can buy at somewhat decent prices. Would make a sweat kit along with the rebtech boards🥰
5 out of 5

hengzefong (verified owner) – 07/19/2021

Great board that i have ever used before.

Anyway, please state in “Specifications” section above for how many Amp support for each PWM port.

I wanted to do daisy chain for fans from 1 PWM ports but i couldnt find whats the max Ampere for each PWM port, i have emailed to your support and the reply was “The ports are not individually connected they’re all combined together, so technically their is no hardware limits.”

What is no limit? i can chain 2.8A x 10 fans to single PWM port ??

So please state the details in Specifications.
5 out of 5

mong oum (verified owner) – 07/26/2021
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 07/26/2021

Amazing design and quality product
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 07/28/2021

I love your products.
5 out of 5

Steven Schulz (verified owner) – 07/28/2021

I really like these things. Very well rounded package here with some nice extras: the big well placed power button, extra fan headers and ability to control those from the motherboard if desired, and the voltage and current readouts. I like having the flexibility to use these boards with an ATX powered motherboard and then daisy chain other server power supplies using more standard breakout boards off of this one if needed. They are pretty sturdy as well, always a plus.
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 08/17/2021
5 out of 5

Zackery (verified owner) – 08/17/2021

Best experience using BTC to pay! Awesome product and decent shipping time. Would do business again.
5 out of 5

darren (verified owner) – 08/18/2021

Best company for all your mining needs, always go ubove and beyond to help. A+
5 out of 5

Kyle W. (verified owner) – 08/18/2021

These are perfect for my ETH/CHIA rigs! High quality and reliable as always!
5 out of 5

Guntram Lorenzi (verified owner) – 08/19/2021
3 out of 5

Brian B. (verified owner) – 08/20/2021

The previous version of the ZSX board had a plexi plate and plastic feet to keep the board from touching the case. The AMP version I received has metal screws that protrude just enough to ark to ground. Until they fix that these are fire starter kits.
5 out of 5

Brad H. (verified owner) – 08/23/2021

Absolutely amazing products!! This is a company that wants to see Miners successful! If it wasn’t for YouTube I would not have ever ordered anything for mining! YouTube is the best advertising you can get!
5 out of 5

Allen (verified owner) – 08/24/2021

Great staff, always a great experience. Product hands down best pwr supply out there.
5 out of 5

Chris (verified owner) – 08/25/2021

Great product Life saver for larger mining rigs
5 out of 5

Yared Getachew (verified owner) – 08/25/2021
5 out of 5

bamze (verified owner) – 08/26/2021

Perfect !!! Top! Top! Top! Turbo Delivery!
5 out of 5

Bill P. (verified owner) – 08/27/2021

Recently bought two X12s for my Dell PSUs and decided to also buy two ZSX AMPs because of all the extra ports. Very excited to receive 2 ZSX Amps – both tested successfully and delivered to Australia earlier than expected.

Thanks Parallel Miner team.
4 out of 5

masterch13 (verified owner) – 08/27/2021

Got mine today. I you read the compatibility listo before you buy the wrong PSU right here it is way much better.

I have a very nice Emerson paperweight now.
5 out of 5

Kim H. (verified owner) – 08/28/2021
5 out of 5

Ivaylo Stamov (verified owner) – 08/30/2021

Perfect! Top! Top! Top!
5 out of 5

Boedi S. (verified owner) – 08/31/2021

It works really great, I’d love it.
5 out of 5

Christopher Ricks (verified owner) – 08/31/2021

Came in the time they said it would. Packaged nicely. Haven’t used it yet. But so far so good.
5 out of 5

David P. (verified owner) – 09/01/2021

Fantastic product and clearly higher quality products.
I will shop here again once the inventory recovers.
5 out of 5

Glenn (verified owner) – 09/02/2021

Great product and service
5 out of 5

Aurelio Lopez (verified owner) – 09/02/2021
5 out of 5

Matthew V. (verified owner) – 09/03/2021

Amazing service always
4 out of 5

varendramara – 09/05/2021

My motherboard has 2 8pin for CPU power but this only has for 1, what are your reccomendations for using this breakout board? Note my motherboard uses 2 XEON 2609 V2 processors
- Joseph g (store manager) – 09/05/2021
  
  You would have to get a splitter, The ZSX board was not designed to powering more than one CPU. You might exceed its power limits. Please see these two links to help understand its limitation. https://www.parallelminer.com/videos/rabid-mining-crypto-tech-h110-pro-btc-kit/ & https://www.parallelminer.com/uncategorized/wiring-guide-for-all-in-one-zsx-board-and-motherboards/
5 out of 5

Denzel Lombard (verified owner) – 09/07/2021

Great first experience, quick response and fast delivery. Thank you.
5 out of 5

Tama (verified owner) – 09/07/2021

Came packaged well fast to Australia. I’m excited to get this set up and running. Such an awesome solution & I was also sent an extra x11 break out board too which was the best surprise too!
5 out of 5

Rohith (verified owner) – 09/09/2021
5 out of 5

Victor (verified owner) – 09/09/2021
5 out of 5

Justin Weber (verified owner) – 09/12/2021

Absolutely flawless boards guys these things rock!!
1 out of 5

masterch13 (verified owner) – 09/15/2021

Need help. Yesterday I got a Dell PSU 7001515-j100
Connected to ZSX board and… Just an amber light on it. Power button does nothing.

Anything else I need to do? Today will be one month since I purchase the ZSX board and I still not been able to use it.
1 out of 5

masterch13 (verified owner) – 09/15/2021

Is this board only compatible with HP PSUs?

I have been looking to videos that show how to start manually the PSU and the way of starting the Dell psu is way more different than the HP one.
5 out of 5

Andrew Doering (verified owner) – 09/16/2021
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 09/28/2021

Awesome board, Plug‘n‘Play experience, fully recommended
5 out of 5

Ron I. (verified owner) – 10/14/2021
5 out of 5

David M. (verified owner) – 10/14/2021

Perfect
5 out of 5

Chris Robert D. (verified owner) – 10/19/2021
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 11/04/2021
5 out of 5

Dion M. (verified owner) – 11/08/2021

Amazing product, and well made. Definitely recommend if you don’t want to use an ATX PSU to power your MB.
5 out of 5

Casey H. (verified owner) – 11/08/2021

This breakout works great! Be sure to only use cables intended for this breakout.
5 out of 5

Cuthbert B. (verified owner) – 11/11/2021

Shipped fast, packaged with care!
5 out of 5

Charlie Wright (verified owner) – 12/08/2021

Can you please provide me with the break out boards recommended power per port layout? For instance are all 6pins on the board recommended for powering GPU’s or just some of them? What would be the max TDP per GPU that each port can handle?
- Joseph g (store manager) – 12/08/2021
  
  Instead of the port let’s talk about the cable that connects to the port. The power limit of any electric cable is based on its size. Here we have 16AWG stranded copper and they are three pairs per PCI-E cable. The extra 2pin are ground. Found the amp rating of 16AWG wires “Chassis rating” multiply the amp rating x 12volt = Watt then multiply by 3 pair. (Amp_Rating X 12) X 3 = Maximum watt per PCIe cable. To be on the safe side of things I would use only 80% of the result so X 0.80.
5 out of 5

Alex (verified owner) – 12/08/2021

I got to admit, first, I was happy to be able to pay in btc for checkout. Other than that, this product is exceptional and looks freaking cool to run on an ATX motherboard, especially when you want to monitor power consumption; would highly recommend!
5 out of 5

BaronVonCryptoMiner – 12/12/2021

Works exactly as designed, but with limitations. My current setup is GPUs and risers powered with the 1200W HP PSU, with everything on the motherboard powered by a separate ATX PSU. I mine with my CPU and easily exceed the 180W limit on the ATX/CPU plugs. Is my current solution the only way, or could I possibly get this a little easier to work with and more clean looking? It’s a royal pain the way it is. Everything else is perfect, and works amazingly. I’m very happy with everything I ordered, aside from the 180W 24 pin limitation.
4 out of 5

Tiemen (verified owner) – 12/16/2021

Very quick delivery (even to europe) and well packaged
5 out of 5

Dan L. (verified owner) – 12/25/2021

Excellent product!
5 out of 5

Eric M. (verified owner) – 12/28/2021

Outstanding! My mining buddy buys cheap Amazon breakout boards and they are nothing like these from PM.
Save your money buying gimicky ATX PSUs and buy cheaper, better server PSUs and the ZSX AMP. If you need 6 pin to 6+2 cables, look for the listing with the PCI cables option. They are better put together than others I’ve used and at a better price.

If you’re running larger rigs with cards that take 3 power cables per GPU, pair the ZSX AMP with an X11 AMP and included interconnect cable (and remote power module if they’re in stock) and you’ll never look back.

Trust me that you want the AMP versions of these breakout boards. Being able to see the current draw on a booting headless system is awesome. I know exactly what part of the boot sequence is happening by looking at the amps on the screen.
5 out of 5

antonio (verified owner) – 01/05/2022
5 out of 5

Daniel D. (verified owner) – 01/06/2022

Great products, quick shipping
5 out of 5

Cuthbert B. (verified owner) – 01/08/2022

Excellent service and quality.
5 out of 5

slingblade01 – 01/09/2022

Love your products so far.
What is the recommended load from each PCIe port on the ZSX Amp?
- Joseph g (store manager) – 01/09/2022
  
  The power limit of any electric cable is based on its size. Here we have 16AWG stranded copper and they are three pairs per PCI-E cable. The extra 2pin are ground. Found the amp rating of 16AWG wires “Chassis rating” multiply the amp rating x 12volt = Watt then multiply by 3 pair. (Amp_Rating X 12) X 3 = Maximum watt per PCIe cable. To be on the safe side of things I would use only 80% of the result so X 0.80. | I understand you specified the PCI port but the heat will come from the type of cable being used on the port socket. If you are using 18AWG or even 20AWG it will change the math. The largest cable that can be fitted in a PCI-E socket is 16AWG; anything larger will simply not fit.
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 01/20/2022

This board is amazeballs. My only ‘complaint’ is the power cable for the sata/molex could be longer and it doesn’t cost less 😉
5 out of 5

Elard Erasmus (verified owner) – 01/22/2022
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 02/17/2022

best Breakout Board EVER, only need an option to start with mainboard in full operation
5 out of 5

Adam Greengrass (verified owner) – 02/26/2022

Excellent board. Very happy with them.
5 out of 5

John Payne (verified owner) – 03/05/2022
5 out of 5

Marcin R. (verified owner) – 03/08/2022

Works great out of the box, no issues whatsoever with connecting and stability so far.
5 out of 5

Adam (verified owner) – 03/30/2022
1 out of 5

nittanylancer (verified owner) – 04/02/2022

Worked great when I first got it, would have given 5*. After <3 months of use the ATX portion is dead. Little blue light on board for PC turns on, and it lights up a PSU tester, but won't successfully power system on.
It will still power cards via the 6 pin connectors, but there are much cheaper options for that out there.
Wish I had really thought about how short warranty was.
You probably want to avoid having to tie up ATX power supplies for board power or deal with sketchy separate Micro PSU dongle boards… but for the price difference between this and a board without the ATX you could buy a 400-600W 80+ power supply with a multi year warranty.
Or buy several surplus ~250W PSU from a corporate desktop.
Have had good experience with other products I've purchased but I'd steer clear of this one.
5 out of 5

Marginatus – 04/21/2022

Excellent breakout board. Very convenient function for daisy chaining multiple PSU! Good high quality acrylic insulation mounted to the bottom. A nice addition is the current and voltage LED displays.
5 out of 5

Timpone324 – 04/25/2022

First off I’d like to say Great products and fast shipping.

Secondly I have a question about the ZSX-AMP. The voltage display say 12.1 when it’s 120v or 240v. Just trying to get some guidance on wether that is correct or not.
- Joseph g (store manager) – 04/25/2022
  
  Hi, the voltmeter would need to be caliber with the specific PSU they are coupled. So it is normal to see a 0.1 to 0.5 variation.
5 out of 5

Dan J. (verified owner) – 05/18/2022

Great boards
5 out of 5

James Lane (verified owner) – 05/30/2022
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 06/16/2022

Great product and service.
1 out of 5

montu4 (verified owner) – 06/20/2022

Hi, my ZSX-AMP have the Yellow led light only, after my mobo was working perfectly, there is a warranty for this board, or any other troubleshooting? Thanks
- Joseph g (store manager) – 06/20/2022
  
  Please contact us via our contact page to see if you have a warranty left. You can review this https://www.parallelminer.com/uncategorized/wiring-guide-for-all-in-one-zsx-board-and-motherboards/ AND https://www.parallelminer.com/videos/rabid-mining-crypto-tech-h110-pro-btc-kit/
5 out of 5

Edwin B. (verified owner) – 07/02/2022
5 out of 5

Muhammad Bin Jumahat (verified owner) – 07/09/2022

Multiple buys for the items..look good
5 out of 5

Aurelio L. (verified owner) – 07/17/2022

Functions as advertised. Fast ship.
5 out of 5

João G. (verified owner) – 07/20/2022
4 out of 5

Yuriy Krasnov (verified owner) – 08/03/2022

Price is higher than it should be
1 out of 5

Federico Padayao (verified owner) – 08/16/2022

Hi,
After 2 weeks of using this items it something burning, and it breaks my mother board, can please replace this or at least fix this
- Joseph g (store manager) – 08/18/2022
  
  Please contact our support via our contact us page. Thank you
2 out of 5

murometscrypto (verified owner) – 08/17/2022

I bought 3 of these on 02/13/2022 (order #106638 ), they were running fine, until last night (08/16/2022) one of them just died without a warning. There were no power spikes or anything — I just woke up to a dead rig, and the PSU would not turn on, when pressing the power button on the breakout board. When I connected the PSU to another board I had on hand, everything turned on. Asrock H110 BTC+ and 6x RTX 2060s with 1200W HP PSU.

Only 6 months life expectancy? Too short for ~$80 component.
5 out of 5

Victorino S. (verified owner) – 08/21/2022

Love your products!
5 out of 5

Christopher S. (verified owner) – 09/07/2022

Love this board and Parallel Miner stand behind their products.
5 out of 5

Josef …. (verified owner) – 09/07/2022
5 out of 5

reginald (verified owner) – 09/09/2022
5 out of 5

Abdulaziz Alzamel (verified owner) – 09/24/2022
5 out of 5

Robert lynn (verified owner) – 11/13/2022

love this works like a charm and has everything on it you can imagine AAA+++
5 out of 5

m duncan (verified owner) – 12/21/2022
1 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 02/02/2023

I’ve had 2 of these DIE in the last 2 weeks, so not very happy.
5 out of 5

Jim (verified owner) – 02/13/2023

They shipped it out on Friday, the same day I ordered it and it arrived Monday. Couldn’t be happier. Another great order experience. Thanks OL!
5 out of 5

Paolo C. (verified owner) – 07/21/2023

AMAZING! Love this product and will definitely be purchasing more! Goodbye atx psus.. hello server psus!
5 out of 5

Chris S. (verified owner) – 03/08/2024

Exactly what I wanted
1 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 07/24/2024

Don’t want to pay for return shipping. Poor
5 out of 5

Anonymous (verified owner) – 09/20/2024

still need to test but saw no flaws.