4 Motherboards off of 2 Redundant Power Supplies

I am thinking of taking 4 Servers I have basic Motherboards I have and puttting them in one case.

I Am wondering if there is a power supply out there that would do multiple Motherboards but I also want to have it so I have a second power supply that is redundant. I believe this should be possible

Any clue IF this is possible or not

0 Workshopshed over 9 years ago

Brandon, I was asking myself the same question many years back and found these boards. They take in a single ATX style power connector and split it into two. The purpose of all the components is to switch the power on and off in the same way a usual ATX power supply. The boards were more expensive than a regular PSU but I was very tight on space at the time. I am not aware of a supplier who still makes these.

A bit of googling found this mention:

http://www.tomshardware.co.uk/phanteks-atx-enthoo-evole-pro-m-cases,news-50430.html
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0 balearicdynamics over 9 years ago

Hello Brandon,

let me ask a question: how do this multiple motherboard server connects together the four systems? You will drive in some way as a quad-server and a single OS controlling all or a multiple series of different units (with their boot, OS etc.) connected through LAN like making a cloud ?

Enrico
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