I have an Asus p6t Deluxe MD with USB 2.0 ports. This case says it supports USB 3.0 but will it work with USB 2.0? and/or my motherboard? Thanks
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The motherboard should have a faceplate it comes with to stick in the case but yeah, I use both 2.0 and 3.0 in my case
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This box has both USB 2.0 and 3.0, so the 2.0 will work for sure, not so clear if the 2.0 can be replaced for the 3.0 or not?
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Yes it should. It says USB 3.0 because it has 4 USB ports in the front panel on where two of them are 3.0 and the other two 2.0. You should be able to use de 2.0 USB front panel without issues.
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Yes, the case comes with 2 front panel usb 2.0. If you want to use all 4 ports, you'll have to use a 3.0 to 2.0 adapter on the other 2 ports.
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I bought this case from another site, and maybe this advice will help: when shopping for a motherboard try to get one with the 24-pin power connector as close to the I/O panel as possible, and the f_panel connectors as far away as possible. For example, if you have the motherboard flat so the I/O panel is pointing "back" at you and the rest of the mobo pointing "forward", the front-panel buttons and USB ports on this case will be "forward" too. So you'll want your f_panel connectors as close to the "forward" edge as possible, and hopefully a USB header too. Then you'll want the 24-pin power connector as close to the "back right" corner as possible, since that's where the punch-out hole for the power adapter is on the case. I know most "Embedded Solutions" mini-ITX motherboards on Newegg don't fit this description, but I got this motherboard to work and the front panel and the pico-PSU cables reached where they needed to go but it was a very close stretch: http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16813135364
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I only have usb 2.0 on the computer I upgraded and it worked fine. most (maybe all) devices that work with usb 3.0 will also work with 2.0.
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I don't have your motherboard and if you have a manual it should list whether there is "onboard/internal usb 3.0 header" and this header is what you need to plug or connect the cable attached to the usb 3.0 panel what you want to buy. Take a careful look at the cable, there is a 20-pin (actually 19 b/c 1 is dead) connector and this connector must go into the onboard of the motherboard. Typically at the rear of the board. If if you have that 19-pin connector then it is compatible.
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The case may not have USB 3.0, but most of the newer motherboards have 4 USB 3.0 slots.
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Yeaah, apparently NONE of the netbooks that Asus advertises with USB 3.0 are actually available with USB 3.0, at least not to Americans anyway. I think it's dumb that they don't allow you to configure your own computer on their site like other manufacturers, such as Sony and Toshiba. That would avoid so much confusion.
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I don't have your motherboard and if you have a manual it should list whether there is "onboard/internal usb 3.0 header" and this header is what you need to plug or connectthe cable attached to the usb 3.0 panel what you want to buy. Take a careful look at the cable, there is a 20-pin (actually 19 b/c 1 is dead) connector and this connector mustgo into the onboard of the motherboard. Typically at the rear of the board. If if you have that 19-pin connector then it is compatible.
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Are you sure because on Asus' website, the specs for the 1015PED show the USB options as:1) 2 x USB3.0 AND 1 x USB2.0 OR 2) 3 x USB2.0
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basically any modern case that supports Micro-ATX motherboards. a case with front usb 2.0 and 3.0 header cables can probably make use of all the internal headers, as well as a hd audio header (can be set to ac97 in case you use an older case). but besides that, there isn't any "special" requirement from a case for this mobo.
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I personally bought it specifically for usb 3.0 myself, though I really can't see much of a boost, even on hardcore downloads (GB in size). Then again, at some point it probably comes down to SATA write speed and buffer anyway. I did have some problems with powering it off the usb though, so make sure you have a solid motherboard(ports on back) and case (the ports on the front). If you start seeing it lose connection and have to replug it in, stop using that port immediately, because it ended up causing my device to fail. Which brings me to my next point, the warranty service was EXCELLENT. great customer support with amped. Enjoy your product :) I personally bought it specifically for usb 3.0 myself, though I really can't see much of a boost, even on hardcore downloads (GB in size). Then again, at some point it probably comes down to SATA write speed and buffer anyway. I did have some problems with powering it off the usb though, so make sure you have a solid motherboard(ports on back) and case (the ports on the front). If you start seeing it lose connection and have to replug it in, stop using that port immediately, because it ended up causing my device to fail. Which brings me to my next point, the warranty service was EXCELLENT.... » Read More I personally bought it specifically for usb 3.0 myself, though I really can't see much of a boost, even on hardcore downloads (GB in size). Then again, at some point it probably comes down to SATA write speed and buffer anyway. I did have some problems with powering it off the usb though, so make sure you have a solid motherboard(ports on back) and case (the ports on the front). If you start seeing it lose connection and have to replug it in, stop using that port immediately, because it ended up causing my device to fail. Which brings me to my next point, the warranty service was EXCELLENT. great customer support with amped. Enjoy your product :) « Show Less
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Stacy:Yes, this motherboard has USB 3.0 ports. It has an internal USB 3.0 header, which is one reason I bought this MB, and it has 2 USB 3.0 ports on the rear panel plus 4 USB 2.0 ports. My Thermaltake case has 2 USB 3.0 ports on the front panel with the cable to attach to the internal USB 3.0 header. Works fine. Any other questions, please ask. C. Johnson
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This edition of this case has 1 front 2.0 usb connector and 1 front 3.0 usb connector that connects directly to the motherboard if your motherboard supports usb 3.0 ( you will see headers that look way different than the normal 2.0 usb headers. Other versions of this case (as I have both the white one and the black one with the red fron panel) have a pass through cable that you plug into the 3.0 usb port that is at the back of your computer, but as I stated, this white version has actual motherboard header connection.
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Shouldn't be a problem, its a standard USB adapter, if your asus has USB interfaces it should work fine.
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On the motherboard it has jusb2 and a full usb3 19 pin connector. On back for your usb devices it has 2 usb3 ports and a couple of usb2 ports
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Yes, my case has 2 USB3.0 and a USB2.0 port on the front that all work with this MOBO.
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Definitely, i also have a ASUS board in mine, i have the M5A99FX PRO R2.0, had no problem. Here's a quote/link directly from Corsairs website: "Motherboard Support: Mini ITX, Micro ATX, ATX, E-ATX" http://www.corsair.com/en-us/special-edition-white-graphite-series-600t-mid-tower-case. Cheers.
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The Goodman plugs into USB 3 or 2. It doesn't matter what motherboard you have. If you have.USB 3 you will get optimum performance.