Nintendo Switch 2 Joy-Con issues? It may just be your HDMI cable

As Switch 2 continues to sell in millions of Nintendo, it should not be sudden that there are some problems with the console. However, it appears that one of the problems with the key of 2 problems is just the issue of using the wrong cable.

I responded Users They published their separation from their joy when they play to switch 2 while they were at the authority of it, an issue that was previously monitored before IGN. It seems that, fortunately, the problem can be solved using the guaranteed HDMI cable for key 2 instead of older and slower – including the cable that came with the original Nintendo key.

Nintendo put the solution on Support page Because when Joy-Con 2 begins to separate from the console:

• Ensure that you are using the HDMI “Ultra High Speed” cable to connect Dock to TV. If it is not very high, your console will not perform as expected at the sidewalk.
• If you are using a different cable from the cable that came with the console, it must have been printed on the cable as a “very high speed”.
• HDMI cable that came with the Nintendo key is not “very high speed” and should not be used with the Nintendo Switch 2.

Nintendo did not immediately respond to a request to comment about the source of this problem.

Since the launch of Switch 2, many players have realized that the new Nintendo control unit is difficult to satisfy about what the cables associated with. This applies to the HDMI cable as well as the power cable.

Although the new and old key is shared in the same name, they do not share the same ingredients. Switch 2 is a huge upgrade in the power of graphics on the 2017 console, which means that it needs the appropriate power source. Switch 2 is probably not supplied with enough problems, especially if the system has to do a lot of work to run a game.

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