Petite mise à jour du côté des pompes chez EK avec l'arrivée en retail des D5 G3 et DDC 4.2 de Xylem. Les kits livrés avec des pompes sont également concernés et EK indique que tous les stocks sont désormais à jour. Mais pour quels bénéfices ?
The G3 motor is a successor to the world-renowned Xylem D5 PWM pump. It features an improved PWM control driver. The cables come all black now for a reduction in visible cable clutter. To top it off, the connector is now changed to a SATA power plug, which is much easier for users to connect but also has a smaller footprint, and further reduces the need for MOLEX 4-pin cables on your modular power supply. All this leads to a cleaner build with fewer and less visible cables.
The DDC 4.2 PWM motor is a direct upgrade of the 3.2 motor. The main difference to a DDC 3.2 PWM is the black cabling, SATA power connector instead of MOLEX, and a 32-bit communication interface. As with the new D5 pump, the new DDC will provide cleaner aesthetics with fewer and less visible cables, thanks to the all-black cables and a slim SATA power connector compared to traditional MOLEX. Aside from this, the previous generation, 3.2, used an 8-bit communication interface. The new 4.2 now uses 32-bit communication leading to more accurate and efficient electronics resulting in faster communication.
The G3 motor is a successor to the world-renowned Xylem D5 PWM pump. It features an improved PWM control driver. The cables come all black now for a reduction in visible cable clutter. To top it off, the connector is now changed to a SATA power plug, which is much easier for users to connect but also has a smaller footprint, and further reduces the need for MOLEX 4-pin cables on your modular power supply. All this leads to a cleaner build with fewer and less visible cables.
The DDC 4.2 PWM motor is a direct upgrade of the 3.2 motor. The main difference to a DDC 3.2 PWM is the black cabling, SATA power connector instead of MOLEX, and a 32-bit communication interface. As with the new D5 pump, the new DDC will provide cleaner aesthetics with fewer and less visible cables, thanks to the all-black cables and a slim SATA power connector compared to traditional MOLEX. Aside from this, the previous generation, 3.2, used an 8-bit communication interface. The new 4.2 now uses 32-bit communication leading to more accurate and efficient electronics resulting in faster communication.
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Posté le 05 Janvier 2022 à 10:33 par Sébastien Vandeborre
