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Rectangular metal server power supply unit with ventilation grille

Supersuperuncle

Supersuperuncle 12V 150A 1800W server power supply

SKU CH-MP0R-FJF04

Delivers 12V at 150A for 1800W to power GPU mining rigs

  • Delivers 1800 W for multi-GPU mining rigs
  • 12 V rail rated at 150 A for stable GPU power
  • ATX form factor fits standard server chassis
  • New condition ensures full rated performance out of the box

Mining GPU power supply

The Supersuperuncle unit delivers 12 V at up to 150 A for 1800 W total output, designed to feed multiple graphics cards in mining rigs. It uses an ATX form factor so it fits standard server or mining chassis. The supply is sold new and built for continuous high-current loads.

12 V 150 A single-rail design

The entire 1800 W is provided on one 12 V rail, so every connected GPU draws from the same high-current source. Builders who need split 12 V rails or lower total wattage should choose a different unit.

Highlights

  • Delivers 1800 W for multi-GPU mining rigs
  • 12 V rail rated at 150 A for stable GPU power
  • ATX form factor fits standard server chassis
  • New condition ensures full rated performance out of the box

Specifications

No published specifications for this item yet.

Questions about this item

How much continuous power can the 12 V rail actually deliver in a mining rig?

The unit is rated for 150 A on the 12 V rail, giving a maximum of 1800 W for GPU loads.

What does the ATX label mean for cable compatibility?

It uses standard ATX pin-outs so the 24-pin, CPU and PCIe connectors fit regular motherboards and graphics cards.

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