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I recently got the benq xl2540 theres this cable that says ss

T3King
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What is this for. I'm trying to get rid of some computer stuff do I need this at all

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It's for the built-in USB-2.0 hub.

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Just now, knightslugger said:

It's for the built-in USB-2.0 hub.

USB 3.0 by the looks of it.

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That cable likely goes into the monitor on the USB type B (the 'D' shaped connector) and into the PC on the regular USB type A connector. Then you can connect devices to the monitor and they will be picked up by the PC

 

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