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USB-C cables that support high current (> 3A) have a chip inside that communicates with the power source to let it know it can carry high current. Only then doe

by oxplot 6y ago

USB-C cables that support high current (> 3A) have a chip inside that communicates with the power source to let it know it can carry high current. Only then does the source advertise the higher power profiles to the consumer.