Does this computer support USB 3.0?
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Yes. There are two USB 3.0 ports on the top. There are also a bunch of additional USB 2 ports.
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In addition to my earlier answer: You have to use a USB 2.0 port, cause you are right under powered 3.0
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yes, but check at the seagate website. beware, it is a 5400 rpm drive, not 7200, does defeat the purpose of usb 3.0 somewhat.
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Has the USB 3.0 connection. It transfers data very quickly on my toshiba computer.
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usb 3.0 is only avaibly through usb 3.0 slot. The card reader is through serial ATA.
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USB 3.0 is backwards compatible, so any USB 2.0 will work in it. I don't see any reason why this setup shouldn't work. Hope this helps.
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Go to control panel and click system, then click on device manager. Scroll to bottom for USB list...should show 2.0 3.0, etc. If u have the original owners manual for ur PC or laptop, that will also tell u.
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If you mean usb 3.0, then the answer is no. Check the specs for the various flash drives you're looking at, they should say whether they're 2.0 or 3.0...
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Yes. I have an older hard drive in my enclosure and am running it on a laptop that doesn't have USB 3.0
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Yes. USB3 is backward compatible with USB2, and the USB3 cable plugs into a USB2 port in your computer.
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yes. you can connect USB 3.0 devices to a USB 2.0 port... It will run at 2.0 speeds.
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This drive is fully compatible with USB 2.0, and if your computer hardware supports it, the drive will run at USB 3.0
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You'll probably need a USB 3.0 specific outlet on your laptop or computer in order to get true 3.0 speed
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Most likely, it will be limited. USB 3.0 requires both drivers and motherboard ports that earlier models might simply not have. There is some forward compatibility between USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 but I would not bet on it. You will still be getting USB 2.0 speeds.
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I assume you mean USB 2.0, in which case yes, it would work. 3.0 is backwards-compatible.
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I don't know, and I don't have a USB 3.0 hub to try. Their FAQ says nothing either way: http://www.caldigit.com/thunderboltstation/faq.asp
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my PC has 2 USB ports that are 3.0 if that's the question you're referring to