USB-C cable available allowing 240W power transfer
- May 3, 2022
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Club3D, once a well-known video card manufacturer, has released a new generation of USB-C cables that meet the requirements of the USB-IF USB-C 2.1 specification adopted last May.
Club3D, once a well-known video card manufacturer, has released a new generation of USB-C cables that meet the requirements of the USB-IF USB-C 2.1 specification adopted last May. Its main features are that it supports power transfer up to 240 watts.
As you can see in the picture, there are three models: The simplest CAC-1573 can only be used for power. The CAC-1575 can already transmit 240 watts of power, but it can also transmit data – its bandwidth is 20 Gbps. This is enough to view an image with 4K resolution at a frame rate of 60 fps. The top model CAC-1576 has a data throughput of 40 Gbps.
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The length of CAC-1573 and CAC-1575 is 2 meters, CAC-1576 – 1 meter. There is no data on the cost – in any case, it is ready to be announced only on request. I must say that in the future there is the ability to transmit new high-power cables: so far there are no consumer power supplies with UCB-C connectors that will give 240 watts. Source
Source: Port Altele
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