2.8KWs is just the GPUs. Add another 400 watt for CPUs and RAM and the rest of the hardware, and then leave at least a 30% headroom for PSU loss and spikes. Suddenly you're close to 4KW. And then of course you'd have to remove all that heat from the room.

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irishcoffee 2 hours ago | parent | next [-]

So... a 30A breaker instead of a 20A breaker? And a few hundred bucks creating a venting solution to the outside? I could set this up at my house right now, by myself, in a day, maybe 2.

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elevation 19 minutes ago | parent [-]

The 20A breaker already had 30-40% headroom.

	▲	cowlevel a few seconds ago \| parent [-]
		You're required to have at least 20% for continuous loads and your breaker may nuisance trip if you don't.

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olyjohn 2 hours ago | parent | prev [-]

Yeah? My shop at home has two 4kw electric heaters in it. That's not even a big deal to wire up to your main panel.