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Software | Win 10 |
Hi there folks,
So after some financial losses in expensive rubber cables that tear at the head joint - I decided to toss them all to the trash and get a set of proper braided cables.
While browsing, I found some pretty excellent cables....
1. USB 3.1 to USB-C to charge the phone - 14.99$ for a pack of 3
2. USB-C to USB-C 100W E-Mark to charge the laptop - 15$ for a pack of 2
3. Regular USB-C to USB-C to charge the phone via my faster USB-C output charger - 10$ for a pack of 3
4. USB3 Extension cable - 10$ for a pack of 2
5. MicroUSB for legacy crap that I have (Microphones, cameras etc) - 11$ for a pack of 3
Now I have a pretty awesome cart going on, but there is one cable I am not sure if I need... and that is the USB-C----USB-C 10GBPS (1x15$)
What do people use these for ? It's not like a TV has a USB-C port that will require 10gbps, and it's not like any thumb drive or whatever can do 10gbps, so what is the deal?
Is it a playstation/xbox thing maybe?
Anyway, that's my question. If there's a great cable that makes your life easier please do let me know before I hit Order
#CORONACABLEMANIA
So after some financial losses in expensive rubber cables that tear at the head joint - I decided to toss them all to the trash and get a set of proper braided cables.
While browsing, I found some pretty excellent cables....
1. USB 3.1 to USB-C to charge the phone - 14.99$ for a pack of 3
2. USB-C to USB-C 100W E-Mark to charge the laptop - 15$ for a pack of 2
3. Regular USB-C to USB-C to charge the phone via my faster USB-C output charger - 10$ for a pack of 3
4. USB3 Extension cable - 10$ for a pack of 2
5. MicroUSB for legacy crap that I have (Microphones, cameras etc) - 11$ for a pack of 3
Now I have a pretty awesome cart going on, but there is one cable I am not sure if I need... and that is the USB-C----USB-C 10GBPS (1x15$)
What do people use these for ? It's not like a TV has a USB-C port that will require 10gbps, and it's not like any thumb drive or whatever can do 10gbps, so what is the deal?
Is it a playstation/xbox thing maybe?
Anyway, that's my question. If there's a great cable that makes your life easier please do let me know before I hit Order
#CORONACABLEMANIA