Comparison Deepcool WIND PAL FS vs Deepcool WIND PAL

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	Deepcool WIND PAL FS	Deepcool WIND PAL
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Product type	stand	stand
Max. screen size	17 sorry, it seems there was a mistake. Could you please provide the word or abbreviation you want translated into English?	17 sorry, it seems there was a mistake. Could you please provide the word or abbreviation you want translated into English?
Features
Active cooling
Fans	2х140 mm	2х140 mm
Max. RPM	1200 rpm	1200 rpm
Max. fan airflow	115 CFM	115 CFM
Noise level	27 dB	27 dB
Features	tilt adjustment fan speed control laptop stopper	tilt adjustment fan speed control laptop stopper
USB hub
USB hub
Connection to a laptop	USB A
USB А	1	3
USB A interface	2.0
General
Power source	uSB powered	uSB powered
Stand material	metal	metal
Folded size	382x262x24 mm	382x262x24 mm
Table top/platform size	382x262 mm	382x262 mm
Weight	0.79 kg	0.79 kg
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Added to E-Catalog	october 2015	june 2014

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Connection to a laptop

— USB A. A classic, widely accepted USB port, which has recently been losing ground to the more advanced USB C port.

— USB C. This connector differs from the classic, full-sized USB by being much smaller in size, and also features a reversible design, allowing the plug to be inserted either way.

USB А

Number of USB ports provided in the stand's design. For more details, see "Additional — USB Hub".

The more such ports the stand provides, the more peripheral devices can be simultaneously connected through it to the laptop. At the same time, it's worth considering that all the hub ports are powered by a single USB connector on the laptop and share the USB power equally. Thus, for "power-hungry" peripherals (like external hard drives without a separate power supply), there might not be enough power when connected through a hub with 3 – 4 ports.

USB A interface

The USB port interface allows you to understand what speed the connectors have when connecting drives to them. So USB 2.0 is considered the most traditional option — an already outdated format, which nevertheless easily handles with connecting a mouse, adapters (Bluetooth, Wi-Fi) and other peripherals. Its transmission speed is up to 480 Mbps, which is not enough in today's realities. The more advanced USB 3.2 gen1 has a similar connector format with improved bandwidth — up to 4.8 Gbps.