what if use 19 pin 3.0 to usb 3.0 on motherboard? will you get 3.0 speeds?
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my experince i bought on butmine has been down,but i don't believe even usb 2.0 worked good but i could be very wrong,as can't remeber for sure sorry but don't believe you would have usb speeds going into a 2.0 usb
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This adapter allows connection of a cases USB 3.0 port to a USB 2.0 header on the motherboard. If the motherboard has a 19 pon USB 3.0 header, this adapter is not needed.
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You can't do that with this item. It converts the 19pin 3.0 to a 9pin 2.0. That is why you would use this item. It enables you to use a 19pin connection and adapt it to a smaller pin connection therefore you will lose the 3.0 speeds.
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You can add USB 3.0 but you need to use the PCI-E x 1 slot, which is blocked by the video card. I really needed USB 3.0 so I bought a video card that does not block the PCI-E x 1 slot and swapped out the installed video card. This will limit performance though as most good video cards are monsters that will block the PCI-E x 1 slot, so I had to accept less performance.
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Read my past comments. The usb 3.0 is not reliable and devices simply stop working at times. PCI-E cards are sometines not detected, so 7 comes up without my add-on usb card periodically. That's why I say, the board is ok, but run win8, not 7. What z77 did you show me? This thread is connected to a specific board the GA-Z77X-UD3H. Are we on the same page?
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Only for the two USB 3 ports to work. Everything else will work fine. If you do not have a USB 3 connection on your motherboard, you can get a pci-e USB 3 card for cheap (~ $10)and use that. Just make sure that it also has the internal connectors.
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my PC has 2 USB ports that are 3.0 if that's the question you're referring to
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No. The motherboard header you are plugging into is USB 2.0 then that will cap you transfer speed.
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The box only mentions USB 2.0. I would guess a USB 3.0 should be ok, just won't get the 3.0's speed rate for data.
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No. All the USB 3.0 share the same bus at 2.5Gbps. The ports controlled by a singe 4 ports Fresco Logic FL-1100 USB 3 controller.
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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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Of course. USB 2.0 will never match 3.0 speed. When the drive worked read on 3 was at least 4 times faster
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Yes both front ports are usb3. You need a mobo that supports front ports obviously
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No. Unless the USB device works on USB 2.0. It won't be as fast as with USB 3. I agree with Robert.
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This plugs directly into the PCIe bus, you don't need to connect to any USB pins on the mother board. For the internal USB Port for connecting a USB hub on the front of the PC for example, I believe it had a standard USB connector, so you just used any normal USB cable.As for a 20-pin header, I also have no idea what you are referring to. USB pin headers that I'm familiar with have always been 3 or 4 pin.
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you certainly can use both USB 3.0 and USB 2.0; the only difference is transfer speed.
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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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The built in ports on your motherboard will stay at USB 2.0, but the ports on the Anker PCIe card will give you full USB 3.0 throughput.
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Correct. As in the description...2 of the 4 USB ports on top are 3.0. Of course, your mainboard will need to have 3.0 headers to connect these to.