USB 3.1 & Type C - It's finally here!

[@DatsunRacingTeam]

Usb 3.1? give it a few years and we'll have USB 95, 98, 2000 and XP

[@rayhan2884]

LMAOO

[@gurjindersingh-qw6vs]

noic m8

[@rayhan2884]

USB 10 confirmed

[@jordanjohnson714]

+Jarred Peterson And then a new one called Vista will be hated by many

[@MackyClemen]

+Jordan Johnson (Mighty Burger) *ahem ahem* USB ME *ahem*

[@Alexander-iq5yq]

I bet well still manage to put this in the wrong way.

[@mish]

Somehow, somewhere

[@angrycreeper100]

J583 it needs to be round so we cannot put it in like this --

[@SuperChelias]

Then we'll put it next to the hole in the dark

[@vikingvic]

J583 Like trying to stab it into a micro usb port on your phone, wreckign the phone in the process ;)

[@SuperChelias]

Nokia did it before it was cool (only charging tho)

[@RetroGamingHype]

Yes! i never have to waste about 30 secs of my life again! Old USB: *plugs it in* -doesnt fit *turns it around* *plugs it in* -doesnt fit. *filled with disbelief* *trys it again* -doesnt fit *gets angry* *turns it around again* *plugs it in* FITS!!!!!!! WHAT!? every FUCKING Time!

[@1250nick]

#firstworldproblems

[@RetroGamingHype]

i didnt know there is internet in the slums of africa

[@javicarlos1]

It never happens to me.

[@DrathVader]

Kame Hameha i.imgur.com/yyEwOHK.png

[@xMartyZz]

Kame Hameha plugs it in - doesn't fit turns it around plugs it in - doesn't fit turns it around plugs it in - finally fits Or am I the only one?

[@GamersCharisma]

Type C is going to be the connector where I go to put it in, it doesn't go in and I get really annoyed because I know it should go in both ways.

[@TheBoxingNinja]

+TheCyberQuake It's not the only thing that goes both ways. ;)

[@LazoeJSCREI]

Get two laptops with the USB Power delivery v2 USB 3.1 ports and 2:18 *laptop charging* cables, hook the other laptop to charge from the other, while it charges the one it is charging from. New troll science infinite energy idea.

[@Noobioh]

Sadly enough, it wouldnt work, there's a certain effieceny when it comes to charging, both devices will eventually run out of power :)

[@ABaumstumpf]

Noobioh That is why he said TROLL-science. Still - there are enough tards that believe it would actually work.... sadly.

[@poppinlochnesshopster3249]

ABaumstumpf Ignorance = stupidity. Someone who isn't into technology has no reason to know that that would not work. Can you build a train engine or do brain surgery or do you know the attack and defense of a level 1 in the video game Eternal Lands? No. That doesn't make you a tard. Just ignorant to those bits of information. The point is, it's not sad, you're just thinking about the situation incorrectly.

[@poppinlochnesshopster3249]

***** Realistically more like 73% on both, and then they would both start dropping. Entropy is a hell of a thing.

[@jazzpi]

***** No, it wouldn't. Why do you charge your Laptop? Because it is using power. It still uses power if you charge it.

[@bluephreakr]

*_gasp!_* No sponsor at the end? I don't know how to feel about this...

[@honey4xi]

Some computers, which have USB-C ports, support ONLY USB 3.0 at 5 Gbps. Some computers, which have USB-C ports, support BOTH USB 3.0 at 5 Gbps and USB 3.1 at 10 Gbps. Some computers, which have USB-C ports, support ALL USB 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2 (Thunderbolt 3.0 at 40 Gbps) When you buy a new computer, you make sure to look for the right USB-C ports speed you want for your needs. USB-C is backward compatible to old USB 2.0 & 1.0.

[@Beige1997]

^

[@PPRUVIAN]

USB C = Thunderbolt 3

[@abdoufma]

There is no such thing as USB 3.2, the closest thing is USB 3.1 gen2

[@Beige1997]

Abdou Benbada Pretty sure that's what he meant.

[@corbamilk6412]

If it has a C port it can not be USB 3.0. The C port is introduced with USB 3.1 which also adds the protocol to negotiate who is the master and who is the slave. USB 3.1, gen 1 has the negotiation protocol but does not increase the speed over 3.0. USB. The MacBook is USB 3.1, gen 1 with the C port. USB 3.1, gen 2 adds the higher 10 Gbps speed. With a type-C port you must have at least USB 3.1, gen 1. You may have gen 2 and you may also have other protocols such as thunderbolt 3. display port, or some future protocol. I believe USB 3.1 also allows the type-A port to be used on the host computer and fully supports a type-A to type-C cable. I believe without USB 3.1, a type-A to type-C cable is only supported with the type-C being used on a slave device, like a disk drive.

[@EposVox]

I wouldn't say "It's finally here" forreal until it's common on motherboards (versus having to dig to find a mobo with it) and there's more than 1 port on a motherboard. ATM it feels the same as when motherboards started coming with Thunderbolt - only like 1 at a time, rare, then they disappeared.

[@Starman064]

It’s been 6 years. I think it’s safe to say “It’s finally here” now.

[@EvOLVIEd813]

So glad to see the workers at LMG are starting to tech things seriously again.

[@shanetempe90]

Wow so bad but so good XD

[@anxiousearth680]

Badum tss

[@AidanFryer]

Wow, thanks Nick!

[@mateostenberg]

**makes sex joke while wearing minecraft shirt**

[@MrAntieMatter]

**makes a sex joke while being Linus**

[@Beige1997]

Dragonboar Productions Uhh, you realize it's Ubisoft, not Minecraft right?

[@maximalgamingnl9954]

Patrick Kemp rekt

[@hermitgreenn]

It's kind of crazy that the Type-C connector is nearly ten years old now.

[@facialsupremacy2040]

10,000 insertions sounds like a good night.

[@Astfgl]

facial supremacy No fumbling around in the dark there.

[@LazerLord10]

One thing that I think will be confusing is the power thing. I looked it up a little while ago, and the 100W happens at 20V. I think it has a few different voltages that it operates on in order to deliver 100W. I still find it hard to believe that a connector that small can deliver 5A at 20V though. Unless they are using many pins for power, I don't think that 5A can pass through that thing without melting it.

[@nicwilson89]

***** The claims of 100watt interests me. I will most certainly be doing some 'stress testing' to see how much power you can actually put through the thing :p

[@nicwilson89]

***** The claims of 100watt interests me. I will most certainly be doing some 'stress testing' to see how much power you can actually put through the thing :p

[@Mudux]

***** " I don't think that 5A can pass through that". Well, you don't need to think, just google it. (answer: the wire gauge able to support 5 amps can be as little as 18 AWG, or a 0.8 mm wire, that's small as fuck)

[@zeFusionGaming]

When you're so early it's 360p.

[@BarneyKB]

yup

[@Iisakki3000]

FusionPlays I'll just wait for 1080p :P

[@Lunasverse]

FusionPlays I can only load 360p so eh!

[@benjamen007]

***** Same here.

[@SalmanMKC]

Welcome to KZbin

[@gamerpaddy]

20 amps on such a small connector... this shit will catch fire, someday.

[@RedPuma90]

gamerpaddy The standard defines 100 Watts power delivery only at 20 Volts. Which only results in 5 Amps. Which still gives you a warm plug but you should be fine. Quote from Wikipedia: "Devices can request higher currents and supply voltages from compliant hosts - up to 2 A at 5 V (for a power consumption of up to 10 W), and optionally up to 3 A or 5 A at either 12 V (36 W or 60 W) or 20 V (60 W or 100 W)."

[@rich1051414]

RedPuma90 Yeah... i wouldn't try that with a cheap wire, would need low resistance stuff for that... Silver is expensive xD

[@gamerpaddy]

they could rise up the voltage on one channel like thunderbold does.. thunderbold is using 18v

[@hpekristiansen]

Richard Smith The conductivity of silver is not much higher than copper. Read RedPuma90 's answer.

[@rich1051414]

hpekristiansen Pure copper maybe, but do you really think there is pure copper in a cheap wire? It seems to be pushing the electrical resistance of cheaper alloys used in most wires. Silver would simply be an insurance of low electrical resistance, as long as you can trust *its* quality that is :P

[@Scoopta]

I know this video is really old but let me just point out another draw back to TB is that it's PCI-E which is a HUGE security risk. You can literally plug in a malicious piece of hardware and do a memory dump because direct system bus access. Among other things. People have found ways to inject rootkits via TB because again...direct system bus access. It basically is the same problem firewire had all those years ago.

[@Petah5]

Don't buy untrusted hardware?

[@Scoopta]

Petah Piper yea. That's an easy fix except it's still a serious security vulnerability. If all someone has to do to get into a system is have a malicious piece of hardware.

[@parabolicpanorama]

+Petah Piper Also, who says trusted hardware can't have malicious code. Sony has done it before, shipping CDs with rootkits.

[@Scoopta]

Hoàng Trần Minh no...I'm just saying...it's a security risk

[@gp4f2008respawn]

Awesome review, Linus!

[@LennyQUMFIF]

Tech Tips!

[@11rmax95]

No... I don't know what you mean

[@PimDoos]

Thanks for the sponsor spot Nick!

[@GuyRandom]

I could only see "80Ti" on the graphics card and I totally wanted that to be the 980Ti lol...

[@KoningWoelieWoelieYo]

It's the 780ti, for if you didn't see yet

[@lightguy250]

Elemental-Derp I thought linus was screwing with us AS USUAL

[@yogimatt4106]

Guy Random I thought the exact same thing, lol.

[@patx35]

Guy Random 780Ti Brah

[@Joeby]

Guy Random Nvidia will never make a 980Ti

[@nickvangeel]

End of 2019 still no fully USB C sticks in sight. Tell a lie, there are only like 4, literately 4

[@borgir6368]

bruh where are you living under a rock?

[@kayioulis]

1:48 - 1:58 WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT LINUS??? :P

[@ush4441]

***** How about his Recharge-able glow in the dark butt plug?

[@Recon_Ninja]

Kostas Kayioulis USB butt plugs

[@kayioulis]

***** fuck off

[@toppthatt5911]

Wtf?

[@GarrySkipPerkins]

Kostas Kayioulis We accept you and your alternative life style. There is no need to get upset.

[@88888shibu]

I have a Startech usb 3.1 & type C PCIE card & I've watched a bunch of these videos & you were the 1st person to explain that the backwards compatable 3.1 (A?) connector does not have the 10GBS speed that the type C connector does. Thanks for making that clear.

[@richardfry5991]

7:41 nice reverse finger flipoff

[@porg7063]

MY TARDIS! I was wondering where that went. can I have that back please? thanks linus!

[@topangafrances2234]

The Doctor 😂

[@porg7063]

Topanga Frances I want my tardis back and I was nice about it. now I will be not as nice because he hasn't given it back yet

[@rvmiv_]

if you get it back can i get a lift?

[@souljatoy7769]

The Doctor lol sup doc

[@TamilTutorialsWorld]

bro please Explain usb 3.2

[@al3x-.]

The algorithm recommended this! Such a long way from 7 years ago Linus! Congrats!!

[@eriktherandomstuff3368]

if it was going to be 10 times faster again I'm sure they would have called it USB4. - Linus 2015

[@nixonwphoto]

I usually close the tab when it comes to the sponsor segment, but today's lack of sponsor really made me laughed and brighten my niight. Thanks Nick!

[@LE0NSKA]

ye, thanks Nick

[@xdjbrandox]

Wow. No sponsor spot on a video like this. This has to be one of your best videos so far..

[@SamuelCish]

well now I have to throw away all my USB 3.0 things.

[@TheBoglodite]

SamuelCish Its compatible

[@KarloVranjes1]

SamuelCish just buy USB 3.0 SSD from VisionTek Products, LLC

[@RedFenceAnime]

Destructor RPH Could you explain some more. Because I think that there is no way of plugging either of them into each other (without adapters).

[@loordgek]

Red Fence did you watch the vid?

[@RedFenceAnime]

loordgek Did you?

[@TheFreakazoid67216]

I would LOVE to do what you do as far as testing new parts and making videos about it. This is something that I have been wanting to do for a little while

[@ZRovas117]

This is probably the first time I've seen a Linus video that didn't have a sponsor to it. Whoa..feels...weird.

[@BrianPhillipsRC]

Great video! Love the quick, to the point, detailed analysis!

[@dan2800]

The time when usb naming was still normal not like today when usb and intel are playing game who can make worst name possible

[@LennyQUMFIF]

They should just continue with numbers, That would be like if the next Play station was called PS5.1

[@rud]

More than once I have been editing videos, wondering why my external RAID cabinet was so slow. Only to discover that I had not plugged the USB 3.0-A connector all the way in. grrrr why oh why can't it give me a warning. :)

[@whatever-ov2fe]

Well, Type C is now a standard!

[@honey4xi]

USB-C speeds vary depending on the Mac model you choose: Some computers, which have USB-C ports, support ONLY USB 3.0 at 5 Gbps. Some computers, which have USB-C ports, support BOTH USB 3.0 at 5 Gbps and USB 3.1 at 10 Gbps. Some computers, which have USB-C ports, support ALL USB 3.0, 3.1, and 3.2 (Thunderbolt 3.0 at 40 Gbps) When you buy a new computer, you make sure to look for the right USB-C ports speed you want for your needs. USB-C is backward compatible to old USB 2.0 & 1.0.

[@akupehsluarketatAR]

n im still storing and transfering data with a diskette

[@kayosiiii]

Non C usb plugs are pretty easy to get right first time. with horizontal ports hold the cable so that the usb logo (the tree with the circle, triangle and square) is facing upwards. with vertical ports twist the cable so the logo aligns with the top of the motherboard. not having to look for the logo is an advantage - but you don't have to make plugging in earlier USB cables any more painful than it has to be.

[@pcfreak1992]

I don't know if it is just me, but I almost never have issues to get the USB plug in the right way. And I would certainly not invest that much effort or time to make a new standard.

[@Oliverthepen]

pcfreak1992 Umm... There are the vast amounts of other advantages like the ability to transfer vast amounts more electricity and even use it as a DisplayPort substitute... So really it was worth the time and the effort.

[@therealr0bert]

pcfreak1992 Having it reversible is just a common sense addition. Mini and Micro B both suck pretty bad, with Micro pretty much being worn out within a couple of months. There are literally a dozen reasons why Type C is better.

[@pcfreak1992]

SpoonLinks well yeah, I agree with you. It's a nice little new plug, but most people just praize it for its ability to be plugged in both ways, which for me wouldn't be THE killer argument.

[@pcfreak1992]

enginesnblades I don't know how you use your devices, but I used to have a Nexus 4 with Micro USB that still had a solid connection before it died due to a different reason. And I am not saying the old standard is better or anything, I am just saying that the ability to be inserted both ways is not my killer argument, why I would want a new standard.

[@therealr0bert]

pcfreak1992 Just never had durability out of it. I use my devices a lot so they get charged twice a day tops once every other minimum, If you do actually like micro b, well I guess there's gotta be at least one person who does lol

[@scottmckinstry1698]

No sponsor spot? Best LTT vid ever.

[@sambassmanstoner]

USB Type C looks like the same connector as Lightning, but reversed with the pins in the connector rather than the port.

[@raggedyexynos6826]

they copied apple once again

[@insoft_uk]

No one copied apple, Apple along with Intel, Microsoft and others were all working on Type-C, USB & Thunderbolt invented by Intel will use the new connection as well as Apple's display port will also use type-c as and guess the reversal design was Apple's contribution, and HDMI will follow supporting type-c on TVs. Type-C is all about one connector to rule them all.

[@mybikeknowsnospeedlimits3169]

Raggedy Exynos fuck you apple fanboy

[@jimmyl82104]

How is that being a fanboy?

[@NuffMan_]

i have never seen even usb3 device in irl :D Planning to buy 128gb usb3 stick tho

[@NuffMan_]

I remember when i did buy my 32gb usb2 stick it did cost 50€ :D

[@Gregolas]

I know a website which I got a 64gb USB 3 for £13 of you want me to link it.

[@alexanderperez949]

MajorXMidge yes. I do

[@Gregolas]

Alexander Perez www.7dayshop.com/products/grixx-usb-3-0-flash-drive-64gb-WH2-GRUSB64GBALUU3 Pretty great for its price although it took like a week for it to arrive.

[@benjewmin2]

NuffMan dont do it. thats so big, you'll never need it... That size makes it indisposable. Get a smaller one that wont make you cry if you lose it by accident

[@customisemc]

6:31 The dribble/spit

[@cros108]

"If you know what I mean" No I don't

[@shadowfan982]

and you don't want to either

[@partharaychowdhury]

+Christos Karamanos u still watchin cartoon network?

[@stacksofslaps7442]

Its a dirty joke, lets just keep it there

[@NickJohnsonSaxophone]

Bro... I'm nick! I'm actually trying to formulate and begin work on a PC build, so this is helping. I glad to support anything that's helping me learn lol. Thank you!

[@3rdGenGuy]

Way to go Nick! Linus's cat will now starve.

[@shmookins]

I'm buying a Z270 mobo In jan. 2017 and it seems type C will be a default feature in them. But I don't have anything to use it with and, frankly, I feel by the time I do have devices to use with it, it will be upgraded. Has type C been actually, really finalized or will it be like HDM where it seemingly getting upgrading 'all the time' until they finally stuck with something?

[@Maximus7th]

Shadow Heart USB-C is currently being used for the Google Pixel, but other than that, I do not know of any devices that use USB-C at the moment. I do expect to see this change in the future, though.

[@Malus1531]

Well some manufacturer has to give first. If I were building a flash drive or something to sell, it wouldn't make much sense to make it USB type C since not that many computers can accept it. A motherboard manufacturer can include a type C without taking too much away from the rest of the mobo, while still including some forward compatibility. If enough of us (and laptop makers) start using motherboards with type C we might start to see more devices with it.

[@shmookins]

Malus1531 True. I'm still surprised by how relatively 'scarce' USB3 still is. It is also odd seeing some new devices having some USB3 ports and the rest USB2. I mean come early on. The new Nintendo Switch will do that too (I think) and that's a 2017 device. I know it may not be practical, but manufacturers could produce dual USB3 and Type C devices and cables. It will hasten adoption and then everyone wins. Think 2 years ahead not just the coming quarter.

[@Malus1531]

+Shadow Heart I agree that dual cables would be nice. As to still having USB2 ports, say on cases and motherboards, there are a number of reasons. Probably most important is that USB3 uses more bandwidth/lanes. If a motherboard allocates more HSIO lanes to USB3, that takes away from other ports/interfaces as there are a limited number of lanes. For many devices, such as keyboards and mice, USB3 bandwidth is not needed, and making those ports USB3 is just a waste of lanes. The internal USB3 headers are also larger with more pins, which is more costly and takes up more space. For cases, aside from accommodating the restrictions noted above, putting only USB3 prevents anyone from installing an older USB2 only motherboard (if they want to use any panel connections).

[@shmookins]

Malus1531 Aaaahhh. That makes sense. Now I won't feel annoyed seeing motherboards with USB2 still. Cheers, mate.

[@Bashyb]

4:10 whats up with the hate for micro usb 3?

[@SteelSkin667]

Bashfulfruit It's bulky and kind of awkward. And it isn't sturdier than the USB2 version.

[@EqualsDeath]

Bashfulfruit it sucks

[@ZeldagigafanMatthew]

Bashfulfruit It's bulky, and I have trouble getting plugged into my external Blue Ray drive.

[@therealr0bert]

Bashfulfruit When you have a crappy product you can't just glue another crappy product next to it and call it a day.

[@Bashyb]

SteelSkin667 So people are hating it because its bulkier? I thought it gave faster transfer speeds, seriously though are people calling it horrible only because its bulky?

[@acesDSI]

Yes Nick, thank you very much!

[@TommyCrosby]

Linus now comes in a bright red skin color option! Well, at least this is what he look on my SAMOLED screen.

[@ABaumstumpf]

Tommy Crosby I want to order one in purple.

[@0M9H4X_Neckbeard]

Tommy Crosby time to get a TN-panel then, looks normal here. Or adjust your settings, they must be way off.

[@ABaumstumpf]

0M9H4X He is way on the red side. If you don't see it, go make a side-by-side comparison to his other videos. If you still don't see it, you should adjust your panel. or... here, let me do it for you: imgur.com/kt6l3iF

[@vilieto]

Tommy Crosby have you considered sunburn? it is summer where he is and being this pale by default can be nasty when the sun shines.

[@eriksvensson2098]

0M9H4X lol TN is the shittiest screens out there, only reason to get one is if it has 144hz

[@JHarkness]

Aww. Thanks! I didn't know I was sponsoring, but hey that's cool.

[@_Gnomeblaster]

Welcome to the pre 301+ club.

[@jonashediger182]

And finally it's almost everywhere! After 5 Years!!

[@imJ0hm]

"Theoretically rated for more insertions"

[@dazextralarge]

I love this channel because of the practical example. It tells us what really happen, in a clear way to everyone understands, thanks!

[@smartypantsscrewdriver1304]

No sponsors ..!?!? ... Okay.

[@n3rdbear]

This is the reason why I'm waiting until December to upgrade my rig. By December of this year, USB 3.1 would have matured, PCI-Express 4 would have just come out and the SATA Express also.

[@louistournas120]

It is a shit storm of technology. USB 3.2 is next with the type D connector for your bum hole.

[@superhamz7]

I ne'd

[@louistournas120]

click bait You need the speed?

[@superhamz7]

louis tournas people say lol meaning "laughed out loud" but I didn't laugh out loud, I "nose exhaled " hence the use of the phrase " I ne'd

[@Malus1531]

There is no USB 3.0, it was renamed USB 3.1 Gen1. The commonly used USB 3.1 is more specifically USB 3.1 Gen2. So the next one will likely be USB 3.1 Gen3.

[@TheMrRuttazzo]

You'll need Type P (TP) for your bunghole... :P

[@frigginzineeus745]

Am i the only one here that always waiting for the advertisement? Lol. Linus has a great way to promote things

[@nickvonklemperer4807]

Completely confused, thought I was being spoken to directly by linus. I blushed #nerdgasm

[@Scyler1641]

Nick Von Klemperer U da real MVP, Nick *cries a river of Linus innuendos*

[@DrathVader]

Nick Von Klemperer Linus is love, Linus is life.

[@rock100010000returns]

Nick Von Klemperer Awww that's really cute. Maybe one day you can meet Linus and have him sign a thing or something!

[@Adahop]

Thanks Nick!

[@JLConawayII]

I'm sorry, but who at Noctua thought that beige/brown would be an appealing color scheme for a fan?

[@joshuamaxwell3638]

Who remembers the ADC connectors power macs? It carried USB, power and display through one cable

[@Glitch_343]

Didn't Thunderbolt also have an issue with security resulting in it being passed over by large businesses and government bodies?

[@ZeldagigafanMatthew]

Mr B Actually yes, but it required physical access to the machine.

[@iceradish]

Explained so clear! Well Done!!!!

[@raymedia020]

yes that's amazing an all but the wheel on my office chair will still chew it up

[@PsychoticMind94]

Linus' subtle innuendos are what keep me going in life.

[@JustInTime0525]

2019, USB 4.0, and its naming scheme is a mess now...

[@funwithoutstress]

usb4

[@andrueandrus8840]

@@funwithoutstress usb4

[@johnremcastro]

Thanks, Nick!

[@nickdvorchak1534]

Nick Lite: Thats offensive man!

[@TheNykademos]

+Nick Dvorchak Str8 up! (smells thumb)

[@Chrissy4605]

As is normal you gave some very good information. Keep it up.

[@arunkumarbalakrishnan8423]

Welcome to another addition of "Wtf KZbin recommendations algorithm"

[@JohnsVidyas]

THANKS NICK!!!

[@emialis]

I really do use a USB 1.1 hub :P

[@Siphonife]

+Kopsu Thats so slow bro... You might be able to transfer text documents fast.

[@emialis]

***** I only use it for my mouse and my keyboard, nothing fancy.

[@Lilmiket1000]

lmao so do I.

[@Shalmaneser1]

I type faster on USB 3.1C. It's WONDERFUL!

[@rgburke]

my Google Chromebook Pixel LS has two of these USB Type C ports...love 'em!

[@incorefoysal]

I think it would be much more pleasurable to watch Linus's videos on a 1080p 60FPS settings compared to a higher res like 4k. Please like if you agree so Linus notices. -------------- Regards :)

[@rkao7485]

always great info! thanks for sharing

[@rnKKKCSS]

Linus when are we going to get another scrap yard wars series

[@plotser3255]

anyone here in 2022 lol

[@TheGarvito]

Apple invented USB-C. Look it up.

[@CivicMagress]

But .... There were laptops with type C connectors before they even knew about it...

[@TheGarvito]

Who knew about it? Apple invented it they always knew about it.

[@1gigatitan]

Lol mad fan boy

[@1gigatitan]

Mac*

[@hellocba9897]

isheeps o_o

[@paulschmidt7473]

I can see 3.1 being handy for some devices, for example digital still and video cameras and scanners where they need to transfer a lot of data, for a lot of other stuff, it's not really needed.

[@nandos_]

someone reply to me I feel lonely...

[@BOVdaMAN]

eets okai

[@nandos_]

Oran ekks poo

[@SHMULIKVI]

ItsHerpDerp hey whats up dude

[@nandos_]

Jokker sup

[@TorutheRedFox]

k

[@SheepyLib]

So much squeaky voice.

[@orti1990]

Good job, Nick!

[@alex12342715]

Type C is crap. Really only 1 advantage. You can put it in any way. Standard (real) USB can do anything it can, and it's speed will continue to progress. Type C is only good on a phone, but is crap on the other end. A ton of adapters are a pain. And what's wrong with the Samsung USB 3.1 thing? It is completely backwards compatible, and not that bad if you ask me.

[@fray2748]

+Alex_2259 The connector is fragile and big, that's the problem.

[@fray2748]

***** yeah that would be possible, but why not just more type C ports?

[@lehanjones242]

did you even listen to the video? Linus said multiple times that USB c was for the future, where you WON'T need time of adapters?

[@Quietbut_Deadly]

You are stupid

[@bishrarar3015]

+김동우 (Cheers4Android) They already did, USD, Thunderbolt, and displayport all switched to type-C connectors, most new phones use Type-C, all new motherboards contain a type-c connector, all laptops do aswell, it's over, type-c is not only the future, it's also the present.

[@nulano]

I still don't get the reversible aspect. I've not failed to get the correct orientation for at least 3 years. The top is usually marked with the usb or manufacturer logo.

[@KuramaKitsune1]

Put the font size down a bit and you don't have to reach for the scroll wheel on your Teleprompt each four seconds

[@kaylabification]

i feel like a table with the read and write data would have been more pleasing on the eyes to compare results

[@TheAdatto]

I liked the note 3 usb 3.0 connector. It felt sturdy and is fast.

[@prize_hunter1515]

It's weird finding a video with most comments being 5 years old

[@insoft_uk]

Type-C is also Thunderbolt, it is not a competitor it is a new slandered connector for all types of uses, including USB 3.1 and it will replace the RJ45 connector as well so all Ethernet cable will become Type-C

[@j.m.74]

4:16 I'm guessing that connector isn't so forgotten after all, since a Toshiba 1TB external HD I purchased (a couple months ago) has it .

[@joogosa]

What no one mentions is that the Type C connector standard actually supports heaphones with mic over the same connector.

[@joogosa]

Yes but those headsets have an integrated sound card, where in this case you wouldn't need one.

[@someguywhocanfly]

Something else about USB-C he didn't mention is the curved front that makes it slide in much easier with no edges to catch.

[@DazonVA]

someguywhocanfly I've never caught that before, good eye

[@TheCrewLT]

i really like the universal plugin direction, just plug and it works :) and backwards compatibility is a great plus!

[@richardbarrett9343]

Thanks for the info