DAC-UP 2 Ports on Aorus Master with PowerPlay Charging Mat

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Is there any benefit at all in connecting a Logitech PowerPlay charging mat to a DAC-UP 2 port, using a +0.3v setting?

I'm wondering whether, or not, the slightly increased voltage may reduce the mouse charging time, albeit by a small amount?

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Is there any benefit at all in connecting a Logitech PowerPlay charging mat to a DAC-UP 2 port, using a +0.3v setting?

I'm wondering whether, or not, the slightly increased voltage may reduce the mouse charging time, albeit by a small amount?

Can't really answer this question.  The Logitech website doesn't offer these specifications on the products webpage ( I could see anyway) .  You aren't going to damage anything though so using the DAC for charging +.3v isn't a big deal.  If it works, you might as well use it.   

[Yemble]

Is there any benefit at all in connecting a Logitech PowerPlay charging mat to a DAC-UP 2 port, using a +0.3v setting?

I'm wondering whether, or not, the slightly increased voltage may reduce the mouse charging time, albeit by a small amount?

Can't really answer this question.  The Logitech website doesn't offer these specifications on the products webpage ( I could see anyway) .  You aren't going to damage anything though so using the DAC for charging +.3v isn't a big deal.  If it works, you might as well use it.

That's pretty much how I was thinking.  My other option would be to use one of the QuickCharge ports on the case front panel, but I'm pretty sure that PowerPlay does not recognise QC technology.

[Yemble]

Is there any benefit at all in connecting a Logitech PowerPlay charging mat to a DAC-UP 2 port, using a +0.3v setting?

I'm wondering whether, or not, the slightly increased voltage may reduce the mouse charging time, albeit by a small amount?

Can't really answer this question.  The Logitech website doesn't offer these specifications on the products webpage ( I could see anyway) .  You aren't going to damage anything though so using the DAC for charging +.3v isn't a big deal.  If it works, you might as well use it.

That's pretty much how I was thinking.  My other option would be to use one of the QuickCharge ports on the case front panel, but I'm pretty sure that PowerPlay does not recognise QC technology.

Well it does work, so I am using it.  Whether, or not, I am getting any tangible benefit from it, is a point for debate 

The only odd thing that I've noticed is the debug code 47 that gets displayed on the mobo LED, however, that is regardless of whether the PowerPlay mat is plugged in, or not.