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In Reply to: USB 4 posted by paco on December 8, 2023 at 04:51:20:
See the description below; it apparently presumes a Type C connector.As I understand, Type C is a connector standard not a protocol. In the EU, as I understand, is required on all new devices regardless of the USB protocol that the device uses.
So Paco's new iMAC, (I'm jealous), uses USB 4. Perhaps the questions are (i) whether old cables inherently transmit USB 4's 40+ gbps or greater, and (ii) whether the connector adaptors, as mentioned by AbeCollins, "throttle" that 40+ gbps.
Dmitri Shostakovich
Edits: 12/09/23 12/09/23 12/09/23 12/09/23
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Follow Ups
- Yes, there is now a USB 4 protocol standard - Feanor 04:50:18 12/09/23 (11)
- whether old cables inherently transmit USB 4's 40+ gbp - Roseval 07:18:26 12/11/23 (8)
- RE: whether old cables inherently transmit USB 4's 40+ gbp - zacster 09:40:33 12/11/23 (4)
- The whole question of cables is fraught - Feanor 03:50:17 12/13/23 (1)
- RE: The whole question of cables is fraught - zacster 07:47:21 12/13/23 (0)
- I think the question though is whether all cables can handle the highest speed - Roseval 10:42:15 12/11/23 (1)
- RE: I think the question though is whether all cables can handle the highest speed - zacster 14:34:50 12/11/23 (0)
- Very interesting, so ... - Feanor 07:51:15 12/11/23 (2)
- rather the connected device - Roseval 08:41:57 12/11/23 (1)
- RE: rather the connected device - zacster 07:56:11 12/12/23 (0)
- Thunderbolt 4 vs Thunderbolt 3 vs USB4 - AbeCollins 10:34:51 12/09/23 (1)
- RE: Thunderbolt 4 vs Thunderbolt 3 vs USB4 - zacster 10:40:14 12/10/23 (0)
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