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#289117 13-Aug-2021 10:14
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Im looking for something like this, anyone have one I could obtain for a can of beer ? :)

 

https://www.amazon.com/Duttek-2-pack-Motherboard-Adapter-Converter/dp/B072ZV1566

 

Motherboard has USB 2.0 but case has 3.0.

 

Also looking for a 5.25" bay to 3.5" adaptor (allow 3.5" device in 5.25" bay)

 

 

 

TIA

 

 





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  #2759752 13-Aug-2021 16:59
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You'll have to provide a bit more detail as to what it is you're after, presumably some physical connector that's different? USB 3 and USB 2 are signalling protocols, not connectors.



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  #2759776 13-Aug-2021 18:38
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Whoops, damn link didnt post :D Will update





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  #2759825 13-Aug-2021 21:25
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neb: You'll have to provide a bit more detail as to what it is you're after, presumably some physical connector that's different? USB 3 and USB 2 are signalling protocols, not connectors.


Yeah, this. I'm reading what you're asking for as a step-down converter or similar & cannot think why that would be. I'm sure there is an answer to that somewhere.

If you want to run USB 3 from your board, a spare PCIE slot is required, an add-in USB 3 card is inexpensive & usually allows routing to the front ports as well as providing new ports from the rear.



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  #2759827 13-Aug-2021 21:34
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See link in OP (which I initially forgot to add)

 

Just want to be able to use the front USB as 2.0 - did have one of the cables but must have gone with one of my other builds.

 

 





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