Lucky Draw - SilverStone ST80F-TI 800W Power Supply

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Are you already using or planning on getting devices utilizing USB Type-C connector soon? If yes, what are they. If not, why?
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I grabbed a combo USB 3.0/3.1 card for my server so I could hook up my USB 3 external hard drive with the hopes I could hook up a monitor via the USB 3.1 port on it soon.
 
Yes, my next cell phone.

As for computer stuff, I am pretty set but don't have any USB-C anything. That may change with Ryzen though.
 
I did with my Note 7. I'm sure the Note 8 will have it. Hoping to get one when they come out.
 
No, I'm not using any devices using the USB Type-C connectors at this time. I don't have any plans to buy anything using this technology for a while. I could sure use this power supply though.
 
Yes, will likely be replacing my Samsung S5 this year (and that will likely have USB Type-C). Also, The Nintendo Switch has a USB-C connector and I'll likely be suckered into getting one of those.
 
Not at this time, but my next phone in 2018 will have it as default I hope. If more mainstream devices, like keyboards, mice, scanners, etc., were to use it then I would, but I don't use external storage devices (besides my phone) in any way that particularly benefits from more than USB 2 speeds.
 
Are you already using or planning on getting devices utilizing USB Type-C connector soon? If yes, what are they. If not, why?
I am not using any C type devices at the moment, will probably be using C type devices in the future like external hard drives and phones.
 
Yes, on my next new cell phone purchase. Still deciding on which phone to get.
 
Had usb type-c for my note 7 and the gear vr. Motherboard also has usb c (Gigabyte z170mx) and i have a usb c cable waiting on my desk for something to plug in. Could use this power supply, my hx520 is a little long in the tooth for my soon to be vr station. need a little more juice for that gtx1080.
 
I don't have any Type-C devices and only the laptop has a Type-C port ( a single one at that) so I don't plan on using any for some time.
 
my laptop has one and i used it with a display port adapter to get another monitor running. I will probably get a usb hub as more electronics convert over.
 
I already have a Google Pixel XL that uses USB Type C, and I plan on getting a USB Type C Docking Station for my laptop eventually.
 
Aww man. I just noticed, I probably don't qualify for these anymore :p

Just for the data point, I'll submit my usage of USB Type C ports though.

My last two phones have used USB Type C, the Nexus 5x and Pixel. Right now I'm hooking them up using adapter cables, but once USB C becomes more common on motherboards and cases, it would be nice to be able to connect them natively.
 
My wife has a LG v20 and I will likely get one soon too. Either that or another phone with a type C connector. I am also building a new desktop PC for my son soon which will have it too.
 
my next mb im sure will have it, but im not sure if ill really need it. i no most storage of stuff over the network.
 
I have a Pixel XL that is Type C, and I hope my next MB has Type C. Room for more connectors, and I love not having to get the plug orientation right.
 
Nope. I don't have any peripherals or devices that use it and I don't plan on buying any devices that use the port. Matter of fact, I only just realized (yesterday) that my recent build has a USB Type C connector. I guess I'm behind the times.
 
No, I have no type C devices. I never really use external devices so until I buy a phone with it, I probably won't have any type C stuff.
 
Not currently and probably not for a while. Hasn't really been adopted a ton yet and none of my PC's have the connector.
 
Am I using one? Nope.
Am I planning on it? Yes, I may be a dinosaur but my arms are long enough for a USB-C cable and I will be upgrading my cell phone next year.
 
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