Is there any chance someone could inform me about digital PWM and why it's different than what I assume is analog PWM? If anything just a nice informative link would work.
I read a little bit about it and I always have been curious if the 4+1 Digital PWM is better than Asus' 8+2 PWM.
Thanks, Matt.
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I haven't read anything but it's usually digital is more efficient then an analogOriginally Posted by Mattskees
Is there any chance someone could inform me about digital PWM and why it's different than what I assume is analog PWM? If anything just a nice informative link would work.
I read a little bit about it and I always have been curious if the 4+1 Digital PWM is better than Asus' 8+2 PWM.
Thanks, Matt.
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