Which is better CXA3070 or CXA3590?

Greengenes707

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Yessir, they were sold under the BD kit number, just like the first ABs I came across, sold under the Z4 kit number.
Well shit son...you would. That lowers the PARw a good bit. And possible build materials. But changes designing concepts a bit maybe with with higher wattage than with 3070's.
Anyways...the game goes on...thanks for the info.
 

REALSTYLES

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...pardon GG...CXA3590-0000-000R00AD27F... yes its an AD bin...

...for hyroot...on datasheet CXA3590 CLD-DS81 REV3...

...ORDER CODE and BIN CODE... on pag 21...

...for BIN info... ...for 36v pages 4 to 7... ...for 77v pages 7 to 11...

...e actived...

saludos
Sorry but your wrong look at this and please explain
Cree data.GIF
 

Abiqua

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But it's the top and as for CRI goes I've read high CRI isn't what you want. but I might be wrong. I'll have to get back to on that.
Yeah, your right, the conversation had kind of fallen to: could provide a bump in 660nm and maybe some fr, but generally acted like a photon filter to achieve that, so effectively it is putting out a lower photon count than compared to the 80 cri and below :peace:
 

Greengenes707

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The bin is a category of total output. What ever chip makes it within that range of said bin...is said bin. Regardless of model.

For some chips hitting 9000lm(AD bin) is top because it is amazing for that wattage like a 3070 to reach those lumens. And it will show as higher efficacy(lm/w). Bigger chips could easily get into that category...but there is plenty more in the tank...and so the same bin category is just a low bin for that model like a 3590. And will be shown by lower efficacy(lm/w).
 

Abiqua

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The bin is a category of total output. What ever chip makes it within that range of said bin...is said bin. Regardless of model.

For some chips hitting 9000lm(AD bin) is top because it is amazing for that wattage like a 3070 to reach those lumens. And it will show as higher efficacy(lm/w). Bigger chips could easily get into that category...but there is plenty more in the tank...and so the same bin category is just a low bin for that model like a 3590. And will be shown by lower efficacy(lm/w).
Point noted....but now I am even more confused, because the 3590 AB is 2700k......
 

REALSTYLES

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The bin is a category of total output. What ever chip makes it within that range of said bin...is said bin. Regardless of model.

For some chips hitting 9000lm(AD bin) is top because it is amazing for that wattage like a 3070 to reach those lumens. And it will show as higher efficacy(lm/w). Bigger chips could easily get into that category...but there is plenty more in the tank...and so the same bin category is just a low bin for that model like a 3590. And will be shown by lower efficacy(lm/w).
I understand part numbers and bins he just got confused and stated the wrong info lol. I have both 3070 and 3590 data from Cree.
 

hyroot

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I think what bin # AD, AB Z4 etc... Stands for varies from model to model.. Just read the data sheets I guess. AD may be the name for top bin for.3590 but its a different name for 3570. Itd more confusing but that's the way it is
 
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