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Maro97

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  1. And in your read of the tester 4.84v x 2.16A = 10.4w for only one usb port so you need the cable with 2 double usb to 1 type c which i sent and the wled which i sent a link to you needs 9.34 to 11.97 W
  2. USB 3.0 and 3.1 allow 5V at 900 mA (4.5W). Certified Hosts and Devices must limit their power delivery and consumption to these "default" power levels. * In 2021, USB-IF published the PD 3.1 specification, officially called Extended Power Range (EPR).
  3. USB 3.0 and 3.1 allow 5V at 900 mA (4.5W). Certified Hosts and Devices must limit their power delivery and consumption to these "default" power levels. * In 2021, USB-IF published the PD 3.1 specification, officially called Extended Power Range (EPR).
  4. All you need is 5v and laptop Motherboard usb port can handel it and the wled needs 5v to run and your edp board up to 12v and there is no screen over 10v to run until this moment
  5. This WLED is 18.4” it was for asus GX800 water cooling laptop 60hz 4k ips with 40 pins 0.5mm ( I/F pitch ) 5.0v … I think it will works fine with m18x r2 I just found this on AliExpress: $183.90 | 18.4 inch NV184QUM-N21 4K 3840X2160 UHD LCD LED Display Screen 40 Pins NV184QUM N21 Fully Tested https://a.aliexpress.com/_mtxHMSJ
  6. then the desktop adapter is the only solution to solve this
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