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In Reply to: whether old cables inherently transmit USB 4's 40+ gbp posted by Roseval on December 11, 2023 at 07:18:26:
I think the question though is whether all cables can handle the highest speed and the answer to that is also no. Those cheap flimsy cables probably won't, a well made cable from Anker or Apple will, but even then there are all grades and specs of cables from them. And then there is the issue of some cables only carry power and won't work at all.
But you are right in that the limit of the devices is what determines speed.
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- 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)
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