@Anonymous For just USB data to use the USB ports on the display, yes. If you’re expecting to run video over that cable, then are you planning to use the USB-C port near the stack of USB-A ports on the rear panel? If so, the documentation for that system gives no indication that it supports video output, so it probably doesn’t. And in that case you’d need to run a separate cable for video alongside the USB-C cable for data. If on the other hand you have a discrete GPU installed that has a USB-C port, then that very likely will work for video and USB data simultaneously.
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@Anonymous For just USB data to use the USB ports on the display, yes. If you’re expecting to run video over that cable, then are you planning to use the USB-C port near the stack of USB-A ports on the rear panel? If so, the documentation for that system gives no indication that it supports video output, so it probably doesn’t. And in that case you’d need to run a separate cable for video alongside the USB-C cable for data. If on the other hand you have a discrete GPU installed that has a USB-C port, then that very likely will work for video and USB data simultaneously.
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This forum spambot has flagged my reply several times already, beginning with a red message about the final word in the quote. It's a very common word pertaining to video. It is spelled like steam. But has an "r" after the "st". Imagine that.