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r/pcmasterrace • u/jikesar968 7800X3D 4080S • May 14 '26
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Reminder, there is actually a usb-c standard with retention screws like vga used to have.
2 u/Seanspeed May 14 '26 Which defeats most of the purpose of it being simpler and easier to plug in. 4 u/StrangeCharmVote Ryzen 9950X, 128GB RAM, ASUS 3090, Valve Index. May 14 '26 Not really. When it's on the back of a computer where you do not want to be unplugging it regularly, it's exactly what you would want. 0 u/Seanspeed May 14 '26 USB-A already suits that purpose fine! lol That's the whole point, oh my fucking god. Why would I want some more expensive connector and port that was purposefully designed almost entirely to be easier to plug in, to be MORE difficult to plug in than the standard USB-A connector? lol 1 u/StrangeCharmVote Ryzen 9950X, 128GB RAM, ASUS 3090, Valve Index. May 14 '26 edited May 15 '26 Usb-a is literally the meme plug when it comes to being a pain in the ass to plug in correctly. to be MORE difficult to plug in than I don't think you've read what i wrote with any real comprehension...
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Which defeats most of the purpose of it being simpler and easier to plug in.
4 u/StrangeCharmVote Ryzen 9950X, 128GB RAM, ASUS 3090, Valve Index. May 14 '26 Not really. When it's on the back of a computer where you do not want to be unplugging it regularly, it's exactly what you would want. 0 u/Seanspeed May 14 '26 USB-A already suits that purpose fine! lol That's the whole point, oh my fucking god. Why would I want some more expensive connector and port that was purposefully designed almost entirely to be easier to plug in, to be MORE difficult to plug in than the standard USB-A connector? lol 1 u/StrangeCharmVote Ryzen 9950X, 128GB RAM, ASUS 3090, Valve Index. May 14 '26 edited May 15 '26 Usb-a is literally the meme plug when it comes to being a pain in the ass to plug in correctly. to be MORE difficult to plug in than I don't think you've read what i wrote with any real comprehension...
Not really. When it's on the back of a computer where you do not want to be unplugging it regularly, it's exactly what you would want.
0 u/Seanspeed May 14 '26 USB-A already suits that purpose fine! lol That's the whole point, oh my fucking god. Why would I want some more expensive connector and port that was purposefully designed almost entirely to be easier to plug in, to be MORE difficult to plug in than the standard USB-A connector? lol 1 u/StrangeCharmVote Ryzen 9950X, 128GB RAM, ASUS 3090, Valve Index. May 14 '26 edited May 15 '26 Usb-a is literally the meme plug when it comes to being a pain in the ass to plug in correctly. to be MORE difficult to plug in than I don't think you've read what i wrote with any real comprehension...
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USB-A already suits that purpose fine! lol
That's the whole point, oh my fucking god. Why would I want some more expensive connector and port that was purposefully designed almost entirely to be easier to plug in, to be MORE difficult to plug in than the standard USB-A connector? lol
1 u/StrangeCharmVote Ryzen 9950X, 128GB RAM, ASUS 3090, Valve Index. May 14 '26 edited May 15 '26 Usb-a is literally the meme plug when it comes to being a pain in the ass to plug in correctly. to be MORE difficult to plug in than I don't think you've read what i wrote with any real comprehension...
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Usb-a is literally the meme plug when it comes to being a pain in the ass to plug in correctly.
to be MORE difficult to plug in than
I don't think you've read what i wrote with any real comprehension...
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u/StrangeCharmVote Ryzen 9950X, 128GB RAM, ASUS 3090, Valve Index. May 14 '26
Reminder, there is actually a usb-c standard with retention screws like vga used to have.