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Quick Charge 2.0 for Desktop PCs

I bought and dismantled a 12v usb car charger with QC2.0. I soldered a 12v line to it, and now I have QC2.0 on pc!

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I've come to notice that I've never seen Quick Charge technology in a PC. Whilst it's a common technology, I don't know why it hasn't been implemented onto motherboards!
So I bought a 12v car charger with Quick Charge. I cut the 12v wires from an used SATA connection, soldered them to the car charger and covered it in heatshrink to prevent it touching the motherboard. And that's how I installed Quick Charge technology in my desktop! It was 10 minute job so only have 3 photos of the process!

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charliefrake wrote 03/09/2017 at 08:03 • point

Looking at the stats, that does not quick charge. I cannot see a QC IC on the board, and the specs say it only outputs 5v @ 1.5A. Most Chinese ebay listings lie or misname their products.

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