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USB gets simpler with new speed-focused labeling system replacing technical jargon
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But what about my shiny Certified USB 3.2 Gen1x2 Legendary SS+?
The cable names sound like gacha pulls.
("legendary" and "shiny" aren't actually part of the name but SS+ is and it stands for SuperSpeed+. which is super-a-gacha pull
Oh I know, but they aren't helping themselves with their naming schemes.
yeah i just felt i had to add a little note lol
Does shiny mean it's gold-plated? :-)
AUDIOPHILE CERTIFIED®
Audiophile USB cable. If you are buying that I have some rocks to sell to you.
Only if they are shinny 😤
I'm using a printer cable from 2006 to send audio out to my DAC. Sounds pretty fucking good.
I have connected my printer with a 120€ audiophile cable, and I tell you the prints are just a lot sharper. It gives the text a lot more air , especially around the serifs. Times New Roman looks especiallygood with it.