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It's also very easy to bodge together a USB-C connector in a pinch that only supports USB 2.0 USB-C is an extraordinarily flexible connector and is super backw
by arcticbull 3y ago
It's also very easy to bodge together a USB-C connector in a pinch that only supports USB 2.0
USB-C is an extraordinarily flexible connector and is super backwards-compatible. If you wanted to provide the exact same support as a USB A port, it's not any more complex. Just finer pitch to solder, but not any finer than anything else on the motherboard.
An A to C cable is also entirely passive. I think it's ok to rely on them. The future is now, time to move on. It's been 27 years.
- ginko 3y ago>It's also very easy to bodge together a USB-C connector in a pinch that only supports USB 2.0 If I found out (some of) the USB-C ports on my mb were limited to USB 2.0 speed and power I’d be quite pissed.
- ziml77 3y agoI would hope nothing on your mobo is bodged from the factory.
- mort96 3y agoHave you seen how big the contact pads are on type A, and how small they are on type C? I don't think anyone is "bodging together" a type C connector or soldering anything on its contact pads.