Innovation First, Inc. 1UCMA-137 1U Cable Management Arm 19" 28.5"-33" computer accessory
- Product Type:Cable…
- Panel Width:19" Rac…
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Converts a 64-pin server PSU into twelve 6-pin GPU connectors with an 80 cm cable, real-time voltmeter and on-board power button
This breakout board converts a single 64-pin server PSU connector into twelve 6-pin PCIe outputs for GPU mining rigs. It supports HP server power supplies such as the DPS-1200FB and PS-2751 series up to 1600 watts. A built-in voltmeter LED displays real-time input voltage while a push-button switch controls power-on sequencing.
The board provides twelve 6-pin PCIe connectors and is validated for HP server units including the DPS-700LB, DPS-750RB and PS-2112-5L models. A secondary 4-pin floppy connector allows dual-PSU simultaneous start-up on the green 12-port variant. Correct pin orientation is mandatory to avoid equipment damage.
Under continuous mining loads the onboard LED voltmeter reports the main rail voltage in real time so operators can detect sag before instability occurs. The push-button switch enables manual power cycling without unplugging the PSU. When the floppy lead is connected to the primary supply the switch defers to the PSU’s own on/off behaviour.
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The board provides twelve 6-pin connectors, with an alternative layout offering up to seventeen connectors for high-density mining rigs.
It plugs into the ATX 6-pin TAT bus interface found on compatible HP and other server power supplies.
The 80 cm cable allows flexible placement, while the board itself fits standard server PSU brackets and requires no proprietary mounting holes.
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