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Yeah, every cable should have a 3 digit number of something with a unique capacity lookup.
by coldtea 6mo ago
Yeah, every cable should have a 3 digit number of something with a unique capacity lookup.
- Dylan16807 6mo agoIf you're not fussed about amps, one digit is plenty. A-C cables have 3 possible speeds, and C-C cables have 5 possible speeds. And two of those are shared for 6 total, I think. You can keep all 8 separate if that helps remind you that only C-C cables can do monitors and thunderbolt. There are some weird active cables but the vast majority of USB cables you'd buy today just need a speed rating and a note of whether they're 60 or 240 watts.