The name of the new USB standard changes to USB 3.2 Gen 2x2
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- abigfanoftechs
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- 02 Mar 2019
ll, 28 Feb 2019Thunderbolt 3 it's open and royalty free have 4 lanes so it... moreI think the IP is free but the chip to control isn't free. I think you have to buy that from Intel, no?
- Blutbad-fuchsbau
- XUJ
- 02 Mar 2019
Anonymous, 01 Mar 2019PCIE 4x NVMe is here now, just get a controller card and di... morebut but but..... There's normally just 1, or in rare cases, 2 nvme slots for those m.2 SSDs, whereas you get 4x SATA 3 ports on one mobo, and 6x in high end mobos.
If only the new generation of Ryzen/Intel mobos come with at least 4 nvme ports in the future, and double them to at least 6 later, then it'd be awesome.
Edit: Oh yeah I just had a look at the controller card, and it's even more awesome... But sadly, prices of a 1TB m.2 2280 cards are still really high... I hope these prices fall soon. I could get a 2TB m.2 drive for the price of a 4TB Samsung 850 evo sata3 one.
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- Anonymous
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- 01 Mar 2019
Blutbad-fuchsbau, 01 Mar 2019lol this USB standard is a complete mess. Okay they at leas... morePCIE 4x NVMe is here now, just get a controller card and ditch the SATA.
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- 01 Mar 2019
Blutbad-fuchsbau, 01 Mar 2019lol this USB standard is a complete mess. Okay they at leas... moreThere is no Sata 4. Sata is over. Everyone is using PCIE for HDD's now.
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- 01 Mar 2019
AnonD-558092, 27 Feb 2019Next year:
USB 3.3.1 Gen 5.0 SP3 (5Gbps)
USB 3.3.1 Gen ... moreHAHAHAHAHA!
Oh god I agree so much.
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- AnonD-731363
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- 01 Mar 2019
Werll and we can call it USB type O
- Blutbad-fuchsbau
- XUJ
- 01 Mar 2019
lol this USB standard is a complete mess. Okay they at least doubled it to 20Gbps, but can someone do something about the SATA port? Internal SSDs are capping out at 500MB/s write speeds. It's time we have some better speeds. When's Sata 4 arriving? Anyone?
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- Anonymous
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- 28 Feb 2019
ll, 28 Feb 2019Thunderbolt 3 it's open and royalty free have 4 lanes so it... moreOn 24 May 2017, Intel announced that Thunderbolt 3 would become a royalty-free standard to OEMs and chip manufacturers in 2018, as part of an effort to boost the adoption of the protocol.[62]. As of February 2019 Intel still has not opened up their royalties, and there are no AMD chipsets/computers with Thunderbolt support released or even announced...
So not yet...
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- 28 Feb 2019
abigfanoftechs, 28 Feb 2019I think Thunderbolt, which is Intel's tech, is not free to ... moreThunderbolt 3 it's open and royalty free have 4 lanes so it's possible to have example a ext videocard with security risks the hardware/cables need to be trusted.
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- 28 Feb 2019
Anonymous, 28 Feb 2019Or you can just use Apple's Thunderbolt and forget about al... moreI think Thunderbolt, which is Intel's tech, is not free to use? You may have to pay Intel some IP fees.
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- Anonymous
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- 28 Feb 2019
Anonymous, 28 Feb 2019Or you can just use Apple's Thunderbolt and forget about al... moreyou know thunderbolt is from intel not apple right?
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- 28 Feb 2019
Anonymous, 28 Feb 2019Or you can just use Apple's Thunderbolt and forget about al... moreDon't get it finally you are able to use multi protocols on usbc thunderbolt 3 and 3.2 is completely different make sure that your HW support what you are after is like the internet don't goes up in flames when using different protocols.
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- Anonymous
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- 28 Feb 2019
Yeti, 27 Feb 2019How hard would it have been for them to use a naming conven... moreOr you can just use Apple's Thunderbolt and forget about all this nonsense. 40 gbps, 100+W
Truly one port for everything. Oh, and you get two or four of them on all their MacBook Pros.
Get an external monitor which supports charging and all you have to plug into your laptop is just one cable. It will power the laptop, it will deliver data to the monitor, and if the monitor has USB ports, you can plug other devices and peripherals, while your MacBook will have just one Thunderbolt port used. That's technology done right!
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- Luxor
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- 28 Feb 2019
USB C will be great they said. Better than microusb they said. And here we have market segmentation we many version of USB C. Yeah. Keep demanding to have usb c in our phone. I dont even know how each version better than microusb anymore.
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- Never_Sm1le
- ULV
- 28 Feb 2019
Can't count to 3, like a certain fat guy.
Hope USB standard naming team could learn a thing or two from WiFi, coming to their sense with "WiFi 6" rather than a/b/g/n/ac/something.
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- Anonymous
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- 28 Feb 2019
I have so many problems in life and now this one?
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- Yeti
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- 27 Feb 2019
How hard would it have been for them to use a naming convention that says what it does on the tin to make it easy for consumers to understand what they are buying.
USB 3 x5 5Gb
USB 3 x10 10Gb
USB 3 x20 20Gb
And then maybe something like USB 3-HP x20 if they develop something that has high power delivery or USB 3 x20-35W if they want to define the actual wattage of power delivery. Simple, easy to understand and infinitely expandable until a new standard comes along, then start again with USB 4 x50-100w etc.
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- Anonymous
- npX
- 27 Feb 2019
USB wont exist after 10 years. Old standard.
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- PhoneTech
- m5M
- 27 Feb 2019
So many usb labels ridiculous
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- anon
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- 27 Feb 2019
Somebody sack their marketing team already.