Sep 11, 2024
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USB-C allows so much bandwidth (and power) that other protocols can be run
Inside of it, in software, in parallel.
I don’t know the exact numbers, but if you have 10 gbps available, a 1 gbps Ethernet connection isn’t a big deal.
Also remember that rj45/cat5 are just the physical layer, which has been replaced by the usbc physical layer.
I don’t know the exact numbers, but if you have 10 gbps available, a 1 gbps Ethernet connection isn’t a big deal.
Also remember that rj45/cat5 are just the physical layer, which has been replaced by the usbc physical layer.
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Simple IT question. Back when I was pretending to be an IT professional, connecting a standard rj45 ethernet cable into
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