LORDWORLD
LORDWORLD 1200W Server PSU Breakout Board Adapter 17 Ports ATX 6 Pin
Breakout board converts 1200W server PSUs to 17 ATX 6-pin outputs for mining rigs
- 17 ATX ports power multiple GPUs for mining rigs
- Ounce copper PCB with solid capacitors ensures stable delivery
- Compatible with 800 W and 1200 W server PSU models
- Supports DPS-800GB, DPS-1200FB and DPS-1200QB units
- Works with PS-2751 and HSTSN-PL12 power supplies
Mining Power Distribution
This breakout board adapts compatible server PSUs for cryptocurrency mining rigs. It provides seventeen ATX 6-pin outputs from a single high-wattage unit. The board uses ounce copper PCB construction with solid capacitor filtering. It targets miners building multi-GPU systems on server power supplies.
Replaces Custom Wiring Harnesses
The adapter eliminates the need for hand-soldered breakout cables or multiple smaller PSUs. It is worth the switch when scaling beyond a few graphics cards on consumer power supplies. Supported models include DPS-800GB, DPS-1200FB, DPS-1200QB, PS-2751-5Q, PS-2751-LF-1F, HSTSN-PL12, DPS-700LB, PS-2112-5L and DPS-750RB units. The board consolidates power delivery into one tested PCB.
Seventeen 6-Pin Outputs
The board delivers up to seventeen discrete 6-pin connectors for GPU power. It comfortably handles large mining arrays drawing from 1200W server units. Headroom decreases when populating all ports with high-draw cards on lower-rated supplies like 700W or 750W models. Builders needing more than seventeen connectors or different pinouts must add external splitters or choose another distribution method.
Highlights
- 17 ATX ports power multiple GPUs for mining rigs
- Ounce copper PCB with solid capacitors ensures stable delivery
- Compatible with 800 W and 1200 W server PSU models
- Supports DPS-800GB, DPS-1200FB and DPS-1200QB units
- Works with PS-2751 and HSTSN-PL12 power supplies
Specifications
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Questions about this item
What spacing do the 17 ATX 6-pin headers use on the board?
The 17 ATX 6-pin headers follow the standard 2 x 3 pin pitch used by server PSU breakout boards, matching the DPS-800GB, DPS-1200FB and DPS-1200QB mounting pattern.
How do I connect the adapter to a DPS-1200FB unit without shorting the sense pins?
Align the board edge connector with the PSU main output, seat it evenly, then attach the 17 ATX 6-pin cables; the common mistake is powering on before all 17 connectors are fully latched.
When should I replace the solid capacitors on this breakout board?
Inspect the solid capacitors after extended 1200 W mining loads; replace any that show bulging or leakage to maintain stable filtering for the 17 ATX outputs.
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