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16 PCIe 6-pin ports with LED voltage meter and electronic switch for compatible Dell 750W, 1100W or 2000W PSUs
- Supports up to 12 A and 2400 W for demanding mining rigs
- Electronic on/off switch retains its state after power loss
- Sixteen PCIe 6-pin ports power multiple graphics cards from one board
- On-board LED voltage meter shows real-time 12 V rail status
- Confirmed compatible with Dell 750 W, 1100 W and 2000 W PSU models
Dell PSU Mining Breakout Board
This green PCB adapter provides sixteen 6-pin PCIe connectors for Dell-branded power supplies rated at 750W, 1100W or 2000W. It is built specifically for cryptocurrency mining rigs that need to power multiple graphics cards from a single server-style PSU. The board supports up to 12 amps or 2400 watts total output at 12 volts. It only works with the Dell part numbers listed in the compatibility table.
Electronic Switch and LED Meter
An on-board electronic switch retains its on or off state after power cycles, allowing remote control of the mining array. A built-in LED voltage meter displays the rail voltage in real time so operators can monitor stability at a glance. Multiple boards can be daisy-chained by linking the interconnect cable from PSU 1 to PSU 2 and onward. The package includes the breakout board itself.
Confirmed Dell Part-Number List
Compatibility is limited to the exact Dell model codes shown: 750W Platinum units such as D750E-S1, DPS-750AB-2 A, 05NF18 and 750W Titanium units like D750E-S7, DPS-750AB-17 A, 0KNHJV. Supported 1100W models include D110E-S0, DPS-1100BB B, 0PR21C and L1100E-S0, PS-2112-4D2-LF, 038GYJ. No other power supplies are validated for use with this board.
Highlights
- Supports up to 12 A and 2400 W for demanding mining rigs
- Electronic on/off switch retains its state after power loss
- Sixteen PCIe 6-pin ports power multiple graphics cards from one board
- On-board LED voltage meter shows real-time 12 V rail status
- Confirmed compatible with Dell 750 W, 1100 W and 2000 W PSU models
Specifications
No published specifications for this item yet.
Questions about this item
How often should I check the on-board LED voltage meter and the electronic on/off switch for reliable operation?
The board includes an on-board LED voltage meter display and an electronic on/off switch that retains its state. Inspect both during routine maintenance to confirm the meter reads a steady 12 V and the switch toggles cleanly.
Which component reaches its limit first when all 16 PCIe ports draw continuous current?
Each 6-pin port is rated for a maximum of 12 A, and the board supports up to 2400 W total. The first limit reached under sustained full load is the 12 A per-port rating or the 2400 W aggregate ceiling.
How much waste heat does the breakout board itself produce when the mining rig runs all day?
The adapter is a passive PCB with no active cooling; its own heat output is negligible. System heat and noise come from the compatible Dell PSUs — 750 W, 1100 W or 2000 W units — not from the breakout board.
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