So I have a laptop, I wan't to connect a Ethernet cable and it doesn't come with a port for it stock. Meaning I have to buy an adapter, they have adapters that work on USB 3 or USB C to Ethernet. I was wondering which would be better and faster. I still don't have a clear idea on which one that is, even after watching multiple videos. If you could help I would be very happy :P
Maybe you also have to make sure that the USB port is the USB port for data not the USB port for just power in. Then yes the USB to Ethernet adapter should work the limits on the adapter will be that of the chip inside the adapter, the USB or the networking equipment used between devices. The slowest part deciding which the speed is.
Question: So since the A-Type connector has not changed over the years, Can I still use the 10 year old A-Type connector between Two 3.0 devices and receive 5 GBPS transfer?
I'm trying to put together a new pc for myself and even though I know my way around computer dealing with USB, Intel and AMD naming schemes has just been a nightmare especially with USB and thunderbolt and figuring out which ones work with the other one
Hello Team , I hope everything is going smoothly for you. I have a puzzling situation to discuss. I recently bought Apple Type C headphones, and they function perfectly with my iPhone 15 and Android device Mi 11X. However, I'm facing an issue with compatibility on Mi 11X Pro, despite both phones being from the same brand and having the same USB output. Could you help me understand the reason behind this? Additionally, I'm contemplating purchasing a Nothing Phone 2, so I would appreciate it if you could check the compatibility with these headphones on the Nothing phone as well, if possible. and could you explain why this headphone is compactible with some android phones and some are not, even in same brand.
Hello, thanks for the video, I have a question for you, I have a dock with male USB C, but my 2017 MacBook Air does not have a type C port, it only has USB A 3.0 and a thunderbolt 2.0. How can I connect it? Is it enough to put an adapter such as USB A male to USB C female and will some features be lost?
I have been confused for days, and I have only one question. Are usb 3.0 (5Gb/s Variant) and usb 3.1 gen 2 type A (10Gb/s variant) uses the same cable? I would be gratefull if someone answered this question. Thank You!
USB cables can support any generation of USB. Wires are just copper wound together and insulated, and multiple wires create a cable. The same cable can usually be used even between USB Type-A, Type-B, Mini USB, etc. It's only limited by the _amount of wires_ within the cable. If a cable is manufactured with only the amount of wires to support a 3.1 connector and connect it to a 3.2 connector, it will limit the data transfer rate but will still work. If you have a cable for 3.2, it will support anything in the older generations. To answer your question: 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2 do not use the same cable but the difference is only the number of wires.
@@caminstol2473 Finally. An answer. Thank You very much. Cause it's so hard to find 3.2 Hub in Indonesia. and i wonder if they are actually the same cable but different usb controller. Thank you so much for answering my question
Anyone know about the Mac Air early 2015, I read it is a 3.0 usb port. Is it different than a USB C or USB A ? I'm so confused. And I want to buy a headset that has a usb A or C cable but wondering how it will connect to my laptop.
If your laptop says it has USB-C 3.1 Gen 2 but doesn't explicitly state Thunderbolt 3 support, it probably means your laptop has a standard USB-C port with USB 3.1 Gen 2 data transfer capabilities, but not Thunderbolt 3. USB 3.1 Gen 2 and Thunderbolt 3 are both protocols that can use the USB-C connector, but offer different levels of performance and features.
Hi all, so can you tell me please for example I want to buy laptop wich has 2 xUSB type A 5GB/s ports and I would like to plug 2.0 flush drives and cd/dvd reader into them. It would work? Big thanks
Different USB host controllers, chipset usually have USB controllers of specific spec, but also CPU can have one which the case of Ryzen for example, plus motherboard manufacture can have extra once for more ports and they can be better then what chipset have. USB 3.x controllers are more expensive so some manufactures add 2.x controllers for more ports to cut cost as most PC devices just need 2.0 to function in full capacity.
USB A USB B USB Mini A USB Mini B USB Micro A USB Micro B USB C USB C with thunderbolt technology USB 1,1.1,2,3, 3.2are about data transfer speed Thunderbolt Thunderbolt 4
So they renamed usb 3.1 to usb 3.2 gen 2... so technically my pc's back I/O 3.1 USB ports are... 3.2 gen 2? But I have four front I/O USB ports: two 2.0 & two 3.0; 3.0 was renamed to 3.2 Gen 1... I recently updated my BIOS so this might be the case and I'm answering my own question. gawd damn, they made the name so fking confusing
2x2 uses 2nd set of high speed 3.x pins of usb-c which are there for easier implementation dual side nature of USB-C to get extra speed, so it's like PCIe X2. And yes there also 2x1 mode. Technically it stil gen2 signal from 3.1 just dual chanell
Clear overview thanks. USB labelling is now the gold standard for how to create and then keep increasing confusion for consumers 😂
Thanks for watching!
Great simple explanation & good visuals. Thank you!
this is so helpful. the clearest illustration I ever watched. thank you for making this video!
Glad it was helpful!
Simple and understandable animation, Great!
Glad to hear that! Thanks!
thanks.... the pics were really helpful.
Interesting video!
Thanks 😊
So useful
Very good explanation, thanks for uploading👍
Glad it was helpful!
So I have a laptop, I wan't to connect a Ethernet cable and it doesn't come with a port for it stock.
Meaning I have to buy an adapter, they have adapters that work on USB 3 or USB C to Ethernet.
I was wondering which would be better and faster.
I still don't have a clear idea on which one that is, even after watching multiple videos.
If you could help I would be very happy :P
Maybe you also have to make sure that the USB port is the USB port for data not the USB port for just power in. Then yes the USB to Ethernet adapter should work the limits on the adapter will be that of the chip inside the adapter, the USB or the networking equipment used between devices. The slowest part deciding which the speed is.
Simple and useful video 😊
thank you!
"USB 4 based on TB3 protocol" 3:18
What does this mean? Isn't both are competing protocols with different architecture?
Where is the Cables part?
Thanks it was very informative
Glad it was helpful!
My gaming pc case has a 3.0 usb And my motherboard has a 3.2 gen 1 will the work together?
yes, it should work.
@@blastertechnology thanks
Explained very well. Thanks
Glad it was helpful!
Wow i didn't know that theks
Ótimo vídeo como sempre.
Muito obrigado!
Que
@@KNIGHTJUMPS ?
Hey! Thanks so much for this video!
Glad it was helpful!
Awesome!
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You forgot the colors
1.1 - white
2.0 - black
3.0 - blue
3.1 - *supposed to be* red
3.2 - none (type C)
Question: So since the A-Type connector has not changed over the years, Can I still use the 10 year old A-Type connector between Two 3.0 devices and receive 5 GBPS transfer?
Thank you!
Thanks for watching!
Ciao! C'è differenza tra usb-c e type c?
if the monitor supports usb 3.1 gen 2,can i use type a usb 3.2 gen 2 to type c on that monitor??
very hard to find mobo with rear usb c thats cheap
they are compatible with each other, but will work at the speeds of the weakest version.
I'm trying to put together a new pc for myself and even though I know my way around computer dealing with USB, Intel and AMD naming schemes has just been a nightmare especially with USB and thunderbolt and figuring out which ones work with the other one
at the 2.25 min , why on the side showing "Available ports" ?
I can't understand it
this means that the USB 3.0 standard is available on all the ports shown on the left
What sucks is USBC and so forth all have the same connector so no one had any idea when it comes to wires
Hello Team , I hope everything is going smoothly for you. I have a puzzling situation to discuss. I recently bought Apple Type C headphones, and they function perfectly with my iPhone 15 and Android device Mi 11X. However, I'm facing an issue with compatibility on Mi 11X Pro, despite both phones being from the same brand and having the same USB output. Could you help me understand the reason behind this? Additionally, I'm contemplating purchasing a Nothing Phone 2, so I would appreciate it if you could check the compatibility with these headphones on the Nothing phone as well, if possible. and could you explain why this headphone is compactible with some android phones and some are not, even in same brand.
Hello, thanks for the video, I have a question for you, I have a dock with male USB C, but my 2017 MacBook Air does not have a type C port, it only has USB A 3.0 and a thunderbolt 2.0. How can I connect it? Is it enough to put an adapter such as USB A male to USB C female and will some features be lost?
26 years technology in 4 minutes . Unbelievable I remember when usb 1 came out and it was a big deal mow Thunderbolt 4 ? wow
I have been confused for days, and I have only one question. Are usb 3.0 (5Gb/s Variant) and usb 3.1 gen 2 type A (10Gb/s variant) uses the same cable? I would be gratefull if someone answered this question. Thank You!
USB cables can support any generation of USB. Wires are just copper wound together and insulated, and multiple wires create a cable. The same cable can usually be used even between USB Type-A, Type-B, Mini USB, etc. It's only limited by the _amount of wires_ within the cable.
If a cable is manufactured with only the amount of wires to support a 3.1 connector and connect it to a 3.2 connector, it will limit the data transfer rate but will still work. If you have a cable for 3.2, it will support anything in the older generations.
To answer your question: 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2 do not use the same cable but the difference is only the number of wires.
@@caminstol2473 Finally. An answer. Thank You very much. Cause it's so hard to find 3.2 Hub in Indonesia. and i wonder if they are actually the same cable but different usb controller.
Thank you so much for answering my question
@@Kamuflator-Mainholy hell don't listen to people who literally make shit up on the spot .... This guy is beyond dumb.
The difference is PINS
Me too I'm so confused!! My mac air 2015 laptop I think has a 3.0 usb port. And I'm wondering if a USB type A would fit in it or not.
anyone know what the closing song was on video?
Say if i have wireless adapter connected from usb2.0 to 3.2, will it increase my internet speed?
My phone have use Micro USB
what phone are you using?
@@blastertechnology realme C21
Hi friend, can the USB 3.2 gen 2x2 have power-off charging function?
USB standard don't decide that, it all matter if device keep power in the port on stand by and it's up to device manufacture
2:40 USB 3.1
Anyone know about the Mac Air early 2015, I read it is a 3.0 usb port. Is it different than a USB C or USB A ? I'm so confused. And I want to buy a headset that has a usb A or C cable but wondering how it will connect to my laptop.
USB 3 and later has simplified electronics connection.
Are all usb c cables usb 3 and above?
I just wonder my laptop has usb c 3.1 gen 2, support thunderbolt 3? or only regular USB c?
If your laptop says it has USB-C 3.1 Gen 2 but doesn't explicitly state Thunderbolt 3 support, it probably means your laptop has a standard USB-C port with USB 3.1 Gen 2 data transfer capabilities, but not Thunderbolt 3. USB 3.1 Gen 2 and Thunderbolt 3 are both protocols that can use the USB-C connector, but offer different levels of performance and features.
I just subscribed
Thank you!
Usb 3.2 not only type c, there is also type e for this
I have a question. I want to buy monitor with USB 3.0 but my laptop have only ports 3.2. It will be connectable?
Если на одном конце будет USB Type A 3.1/3.0, а на другом USB Type C 3.2, то ДА!
Can someone explain to me why the xiaomi 13 ultra with usb 3.2 is limited to 90W charging while the xiaomi 13 pro with usb 2.0 can charge at 120Watt?
USB 3.0 ❤👌👍
Can I use a type B 3.0 cable in type B 2.0 slot?
yes
Hi all, so can you tell me please for example I want to buy laptop wich has 2 xUSB type A 5GB/s ports and I would like to plug 2.0 flush drives and cd/dvd reader into them.
It would work?
Big thanks
of course, they will work at speed 2.0
Just have bought hp probook 450 g10 with 2x USB-A 3.2 Gen1 (5Gbps). Same question?
Thank you
of course, they will work at speed 2.0
it gets weird at 3.1 (gen1… )
becoming, renaming etc.
yes, it can be a bit confusing for some :) thanks for watching and commenting!
I dont get how 4 connecter on a USB can be different speed... like what is the different?
Technology...
Different USB host controllers, chipset usually have USB controllers of specific spec, but also CPU can have one which the case of Ryzen for example, plus motherboard manufacture can have extra once for more ports and they can be better then what chipset have. USB 3.x controllers are more expensive so some manufactures add 2.x controllers for more ports to cut cost as most PC devices just need 2.0 to function in full capacity.
Good 🤩🤩🤩
USB overload
Ice cream headache....
If you get a USB c 3.2 Gen 2 X 2 20Gbps cable will it work with USB c 3.1 Gen 2 port and run at the 10gbs transfer rate? Thank you and great video
Yes, 3.2 cable that works with 2x2 only means all pins connected on both ends, as it required for that mode, 3.1 use only half of them
2:41 this name changing is so confusing that eve the narrator read as 3.1 while the text is 3.2
USB A
USB B
USB Mini A
USB Mini B
USB Micro A
USB Micro B
USB C
USB C with thunderbolt technology
USB 1,1.1,2,3, 3.2are about data transfer speed
Thunderbolt
Thunderbolt 4
Ys
in 2024 iphone 15 has usb type c but 2.0 THINK DIFFERENT
Damn "Universal" naming! They all should be fired!
Op
2:25 USB 3.1 gen 1, USB 3.2 GEN 2 USB A, USB B, USB C.
USB C is GEN 2 & 2X2?!?!
wtf is going on with the naming? 🫠
So they renamed usb 3.1 to usb 3.2 gen 2... so technically my pc's back I/O 3.1 USB ports are... 3.2 gen 2? But I have four front I/O USB ports: two 2.0 & two 3.0; 3.0 was renamed to 3.2 Gen 1...
I recently updated my BIOS so this might be the case and I'm answering my own question.
gawd damn, they made the name so fking confusing
2x2 uses 2nd set of high speed 3.x pins of usb-c which are there for easier implementation dual side nature of USB-C to get extra speed, so it's like PCIe X2. And yes there also 2x1 mode. Technically it stil gen2 signal from 3.1 just dual chanell
at the 2.25 min , why on the side showing "Available ports" ?
I can't understand it