Pstaroth
Pstaroth 2000 W ATX Mining Power Supply
Delivers 2000 W to eight GPUs with 90 % efficiency and automatic 110-260 V input
- TypeATX
- Maximum Power2000 W
- ModularNon-Modular
- Powers 8 GPUs with 16 PCIe connectors
- 90 % conversion rate cuts electricity waste
- Auto-switching 110-260 V input suits any mains
- High-temp protection triggers above 50 °C
- Pure copper wiring resists heat for durability
Mining-ready 2000 W ATX unit
This non-modular ATX power supply delivers a maximum of 2000 W and is built for rigs running up to eight graphics cards. It provides sixteen 6+2-pin connectors, eight SATA ports, one 24-pin and one 4+4-pin cable. The unit operates on 110–220 V input and carries a 90 % conversion rate.
Sustained-load behaviour
A 165 mm ball-bearing fan handles airflow while a dust cover protects internals in harsh environments. When internal temperature exceeds 50 °C the supply triggers high-temperature protection to prevent damage. Pure copper wiring resists heat during continuous mining workloads.
Pre-purchase checks
Verify that your motherboard accepts a 24-pin main connector and a 4+4-pin CPU connector. Ensure the chassis can accommodate a non-modular cable bundle with sixteen GPU power leads. Confirm the AC circuit can supply 110–220 V at 50/60 Hz for the rated current.
Highlights
- Powers 8 GPUs with 16 PCIe connectors
- 90 % conversion rate cuts electricity waste
- Auto-switching 110-260 V input suits any mains
- High-temp protection triggers above 50 °C
- Pure copper wiring resists heat for durability
Specifications
| Type | ATX |
|---|---|
| Maximum Power | 2000 W |
| Modular | Non-Modular |
Questions about this item
How loud and hot does the 165 mm fan run when the 2000 W unit operates continuously?
The 165 mm ball-bearing fan is designed for optimal cooling; high-temperature protection activates above 50 centigrade to prevent damage during all-day loads.
Which motherboard and GPU connectors must my build already provide for this non-modular PSU to work?
The fixed cables include one 24-pin ATX, one 4+4-pin CPU, sixteen 6+2-pin PCIe, eight SATA and four large 4-pin Molex connectors.
Will the 110-220 V auto-switching input and 90 % efficiency work reliably with older GPUs such as the 580 or 1070?
Yes, the supply supports those models and automatically selects 110 V or 220 V input while maintaining over 90 % conversion efficiency.
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