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[Solved] Onboard USB 3.0

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comerjoshua   09-13-2010 at 07:58:04 AM

When would be a good estimate on when usb 3.0 headers on motherboard will be available along computers cases to utilize the headers

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comerjoshua   09-14-2010 at 04:22:02 AM

I mean commonly and there are only 2 boards I know of with usb 3.0 headers and the cases all use usb cables that need to be routed to the back

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jaquith   09-14-2010 at 05:08:39 AM
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^ You can alway replace the Cases {female} USB 2 with USB 3 receptacle/headers. So there's ZERO confusion. A USB 3 plug will NOT fit into a USB 2 receptacle. As far as commonly replace ~ it's going to be a progressive thing beginning now -> 2012+; it's a supply/demand time-frame.

Link - http://www.bosslinking.com/connect [...] emale.html

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comerjoshua   09-14-2010 at 05:18:12 AM

Thanks for the thorough answer I appreciate it that is about what I thought but still seems so far away

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