Somehow customer support repeatedly could not tell me which exact type is used. They only tell me
“As mentioned in our previous email, the USB-C ports support USB 3.2, USB Power Delivery (USB-PD) and DisplayPort Alt Mode.”
This does not anwer whether it is USB 3.2 Gen 1x1, USB 3.2 Gen 2x1 or USB 3.2 Gen 2x2?
Can yomeone from Framework tell me what I unknowingly pre-prdered?
Best regards
I think it’s because they tried to introduce an alternate USB 10Gbps that afaik would be easier to implement but would be slower (wikipedia says Gen1x2 is 8b/10b encoding vs 128b/132b)
They later canned the standard so… Good on you USB-IF for ruining your tiers for nothing
I think due to the sheer confusion caused by inconsistencies of the USB3.? standard, just saying “USB 3.2” isn’t very professional. The marketing names are SuperSpeed or SuperSpeed USB 5Gbps for 5Gbps, SuperSpeed+, SS+ or SuperSpeed USB 10Gbps for 10Gbps and SuperSpeed USB 20Gbps for 20Gbps
Edit: it’s simpler, USB 80Gbps, USB 40Gbps, USB 20Gbps, USB 10Gbps, USB 5Gbps
Would be great to have even only two of ports with 3.2 2x2.
I would like to connect the laptop to 4k 120hz monitor. I know that the device has it’s trade-offs and it meant to be cheap but slow USB would be too much for me. In the case when all the ports would be slow, I even considered buying Macbook Air and iPad combo.
Btw, do anyone knows when we can see first reviews? On Batch 0 or could it be sooner? I look almost every day for a review or real-life pics, I was so hyped since when the FW12 was released.