07-10-2020
04:04 AM
- last edited on
03-05-2024
07:51 PM
by
ROGBot
07-10-2020 04:21 AM
07-16-2020 10:17 AM
GObonzo wrote:
some boards require a specific BIOS setting set to "fast charging" for individual USB ports. they may default to low power modes without this setting.
i'm guessing this particular cable does support fast charging in other instances?
if it is an actual issue with the board and you don't want to bother with RMA/servicing, you can get and connect an externally powered USB hub to use. i have a nice Kingwin attached via rear I/O USB 3.0 that has multiple high-speed charging ports that was only ~$12. it charges fine with all of it's other USB 3.0 ports also full.
07-17-2020 02:34 PM
paymok wrote:do you mean you are using the tablet as a secondary display for the PC? or are just running them as two separate desktops?
I do have a charging dock next to my desk for quick charge phone.
Reason why i need to port to do normal charging / fast charging is i want to use my tablet as secondary desktop.
Problem is if the PC charging doesnt work in normal speed, my tablet battery will just drain within 2 hrs.
paymok wrote:your motherboard manual and/or product support page will have the information regarding the specific USB ports; their data transfer rates & charging speeds available. it is possible not all available ports support rapid or fast charging.
I appreciate your suggestion but would really want is the board having slow charging speed is a normal behavior or not.
GObonzo wrote:you haven't responded if you have checked all of the BIOS or motherboard control software for options to enable/disable fast charging.
some boards require a specific BIOS setting set to "fast charging" for individual USB ports. they may default to low power modes without this setting.
i'm guessing this particular cable does support fast charging in other instances?
07-20-2020 05:00 AM
GObonzo wrote:
do you mean you are using the tablet as a secondary display for the PC? or are just running them as two separate desktops?your motherboard manual and/or product support page will have the information regarding the specific USB ports; their data transfer rates & charging speeds available. it is possible not all available ports support rapid or fast charging.
if you cannot locate this information, contact a support representative.
you haven't responded if you have checked all of the BIOS or motherboard control software for options to enable/disable fast charging.
you also haven't responded if the specific cable you using actually supports fast charging.