September 2, 2015 - Amplicon announces Impact-T 400 T 430 and T 423 rugged tower PCs with a lightweight aluminum chassis designed for optimal heat dissipation.
The Impact-T 400 series allows for easy access card expansion in an embedded fanless system. Capable of housing cards up to 220mm in either PCI and/or PCIe configurations.
The Impact-T 423 has been optimised for PCI and mPCIe expansion. This unit allows three primary PCI cards to run at PCI standard 2.3 and two mPCIe for modular expansion. The Impact-T 430 offers further PCIe expansion, totalling two, with two PCI lanes.
Both the Impact-T 430 and Impact-T 423 offer PCIe x16 revision 3.0 allowing for optimal graphics card usage, whilst retaining backwards compatibility with older PCIe revisions.
The Impact-T 400 will house up to 16GB DDRIII memory enabling the systems to handle a range of memory intensive applications.
The systems offer both the Intel Ivy Bridge processor and the QM77 chipset; this brings high bandwidth SATA III, Intel HD Graphics 4000 and USB 3.0 for a powerful small form factor industrial tower PC.
SATA III allows for faster data transfer speeds of up to 6Gb/s, this ensures the data bus bottleneck which previously hindered data transfer speeds, is now a thing of the past. The Impact-T 400 tower is able to house two HDD or SSD 2.5” format, allowing for RAID 1, 0 and JBOD (Just a Bunch of Disks).
The Intel HD Graphics 4000, allows for high-resolution across a multi display output configuration using DVI-I, DVI-D and HDMI. With up to a maximum resolution of 1920*1200, or by converting the DVI-I output to analogue VGA a maximum of 2048*1536 can be achieved.
