it halves your iq

usb type-c mass adoption when

not before usb 312 comes out

feels bad, man

not before it becomes cheaper/same price as usb b

and being problem child the usb-c has no good standing at that (VBUS =! VCONN fiasco)

and stock runs out

also it will be yet another adapter hell if the switch aint synchronized etc

and the fact that there is nothing wrong on usb2.0 as far as charcing is concerned

(its faster to move your data tru AC-wlan anyway than usb)

tru

can you guys speak human please

dont buy a seperate cable because you are a lazy fuck

>(its faster to move your data tru AC-wlan anyway than usb)

huh, I didn't know about this

I always had the impression physical connectors were faster

Replace everything with USB-C

question is .. when we get Sata3 sockets to phones

USB-C graphics card ports

that's not what I'm hoping for

Your PC just has USB-C connectors on that back and thats it

Everything, on both ends, is USB-C

why

Because

Your monitor?

Just a USB-C connection on the back

imagine

there's displayport for that already

Yeah but displayport can go over USB-C

So why have a separate cable?

but why fix it if it aint borken

Improvement and innovation

If we never fixed what werent broke nothing would improve

@Tervy can you elaborate (or provide a link) for the vbus vconn thing?

hello spaqin how r u

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same

i have a final this saturday:):)

for comparison ( rarely met) maximun speeds (optimal scenarios)

usb 2.1 = 480 Mbit / s
usb 3.1 Generation 1 = 5 Gbit/s (very very dependant on the connector and the chip)
usb 3.2 gen 2x2 = 20 Gbit/s (but is not on any device yet far as i know)
sata 3 = 6 Gbit/s
sata 3.2 = 16 Gbit/s
AC-Wireless = 867 Mbit/s (low end devices)
AC-Wireless = 1.68 Gbit/s ( most devices currently (2 antenna AP 160mhz)
AC-Wireless = 6.77 Gbits/s (high end devices)
AY -Wireless = 178 Gbit/s (fucking unicorn magic what should be out 2019)

>gen 2x2

when can we expect this to hit the markets