Can't find fitting psu

Heres a decent summary updated a few days ago
http://www.tomshardware.com/reviews/best-cryptocurrency-mining-power-supplies,5216.html
You will also need an adapter to be able to start all 3 power supplies at the same time.
I assume you know roughly what your power draw would be for each GPU? miners often tune the power settings to reduce electrical costs. This information should be available online, with this you can calculate the wattage and # of power supplies needed

Also if you are in north America, say if you need 3x 1200w PSU's, make sure they are plugged into 3 different 120v 15A circuits otherwise you will trip a breaker once you apply a load.

Can also look into server power supplies they can be cheaper but have to be modified to work with multi GPU's
 

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Would this one be fine? Full Modular PC Power Supply For 1600 Watts 90 Plus Gold ETH MINER PSU

Here are the specs:
Rating Power: > 1000W

Interface Type: 20 + 4Pin

Brand Name: Qinghai

Model Number: ETH-PC1600W

Place of Origin: Guangdong China (Mainland) Product Name: 1800w power supply modular Type: computer power supply 1600w Power Supply 220v

Voltage:

Certification: CE ROHS

Sata: 7

In-Out: Lifting Pressure Type

Product weight: approximate 3(kg) Color: Black Rated power: 1600w

 
At minimum 2 of those for 1600w each, I cannot speak to those units quality or efficiency (if it is really gold rated), a single 1080 Ti is 250w TDP when mining (can be tuned up or down), multiply this by 12 and you get 3000w, with 2x 1.6kW PSU's you have 3.2kW available, will be tight considering you still need to power the motherboard+cpu.
 
you really not need that much to run a board+ CPU, 200w or so at most, it would be best not to have that one one of the 1.6kW PSU's (cannot be split between the two) as you will only have 100w left over for the entire system which may not be enough. Its difficult to find good low capacity psu's so you might be looking at something in the 300-450w range, higher efficiency is better but you wont be pulling alot of power out of the smaller unit
 
Those listed earlier at 1.6kW not 1.8kW, its possible as long as you down tune the 1080 Ti's to a more efficient TDP, this setting will vary on what you are mining and is calculated as hashes per watt. If you did get 2x 1.8kW those would be sufficient.
And yes it would be GPU's to the 1.6kW PSU's and the motherboard to the smaller unit if you go that route, you will need a 24 pin PSU splitter, either a dual PSU splitter or triple if you are going 3x PSU's
 

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Do you think this one could do the job for 4-5 gtx 1080 ti?

Brand Name: CLTEIN

Model Number: CL-PSU04-1

Input Voltage: 175-240V

Output Voltage: 12V

Output Power: 1600W

Output Frequency: 47-63Hz

Output Current: 125A

Input Current: 15A/8A

Application: Bitcoin miner PSU

Dimensions: 150*185*85mm

 

andric.stefan77

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Would this one to a good job for that?

Output power: 400w

Output voltage: +12v

Output frequency: 50Hz~60Hz

Output type: dual

Version:APFC

Protections: OPP OVP SCP OCP

Input voltage: 110/230v

Output current: 10A

Effiviency: 80plus gold

Type: ps2

Brand name: ezcool/oem

Model number: ps-890