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Model: Belkin Connect USB4 Cable (4ft/1.2M Power Cable), USB-C to USB-C Cable w/ 240W Power Delivery + 20Gbps - USB4 Compliant Power Cable, Compatible with MacBook, Windows, Chromebook, & More
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Man the USBC standard is such a let down. So many different specs.
USB4 is supposed to be up to 40Gbps, so this is only half that; for normal docks and whatnot its probably fine, but for something like a EGPU this is not going to work well at all (what Im looking at one for).
Man the USBC standard is such a let down. So many different specs.
USB4 is supposed to be up to 40Gbps, so this is only half that; for normal docks and whatnot its probably fine, but for something like a EGPU this is not going to work well at all (what Im looking at one for).
So, there is a USB4 20 Gbps spec.
But it's basically a remix of USB 3.2. And worse, it's different than 3.2 2x2 mode. So you can have a PC with USB4 20 Gbps, and not with 3.2 20 Gbps. It's technically possible.
But as I mentioned last time, it's basically a USB 3.2 cable.
But it's basically a remix of USB 3.2. And worse, it's different than 3.2 2x2 mode. So you can have a PC with USB4 20 Gbps, and not with 3.2 20 Gbps. It's technically possible.
But as I mentioned last time, it's basically a USB 3.2 cable.
yeah maybe its just me, but I thought USBC was supposed to be the one format to rule them all. it's been pretty frustrating trying to figure out which cable is capable of what in my drawer.
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USB4 is supposed to be up to 40Gbps, so this is only half that; for normal docks and whatnot its probably fine, but for something like a EGPU this is not going to work well at all (what Im looking at one for).
USB4 is supposed to be up to 40Gbps, so this is only half that; for normal docks and whatnot its probably fine, but for something like a EGPU this is not going to work well at all (what Im looking at one for).
So, there is a USB4 20 Gbps spec.
But it's basically a remix of USB 3.2. And worse, it's different than 3.2 2x2 mode. So you can have a PC with USB4 20 Gbps, and not with 3.2 20 Gbps. It's technically possible.
But as I mentioned last time, it's basically a USB 3.2 cable.
But it's basically a remix of USB 3.2. And worse, it's different than 3.2 2x2 mode. So you can have a PC with USB4 20 Gbps, and not with 3.2 20 Gbps. It's technically possible.
But as I mentioned last time, it's basically a USB 3.2 cable.
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