This already comes with an internal USB 2.0 Cable that connects this Card to the Motherboard's USB 2.0 port, right?
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Yes, and it also comes with a power cable, and some velco to stick it somewhere inside the case.
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Yes, it has a long enough meshed cable to connect from the motherboard, and a small 2-pin to molex cable for power.
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Been over a year but I believe it came with the cable. I have had two of these for over a year and they are working fine.
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The card reader section of the device connects to the USB 2.0 ports on the motherboard so yes, you will experience USB 2.0.
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Not to my knowledge. There was no way to connect your case headers to the card and no USB on the card itself.
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This card reader connects to the usb 2.0 header on your motherboard, which powers all the card slots. Just make sure you have an open header on your board.
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The card reader does not use USB 3.0; card reader connects to the USB 2.0 on the motherboard. Only the USB 3.0 ports use USB 3.0.
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I don't think the device connected to it matters. What matters is, "does it work with your present motherboard and BIOS (and OS)?" And since more modern motherboards already have USB 3.0 ports, the question is, "is it really necessary?" If your motherboard already has USB 3.0 ports, I suggest this product - http://www.amazon.com/dp/B008ZGKWQI/ref=wl_it_dp_o_pd_nS_ttl?_encoding=UTF8&colid=T9RSQEJXT8LI&coliid=I2HVGG7I77KZIS If you need it on a motherboard that doesn't currently have USB 3.0 ports, then test carefully. I know that this device did *not* work correctly for the motherboard/BIOS I had, and it was circa. 2006-2008, just before USB 3.0's time. It did have USB 2.0 ports on board. Good Luck.
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No because it's plugged into a 2.0 slot on the motherboard. It just makes you able to use it
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No. It's a PCI slot card. As long as you have a PCI slot, you're good to go.
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If you want the two USB 3.0 ports on the Rosewill to work, then it needs to be plugged into a USB 3.0 header. If your motherboard does not have a USB 3.0 header, you can add one to your system buy purchasing a USB 3.0 pci express add-in card for about $20 - $25. Just do a google search on "USB 3.0 pci card with header". The HooToo HT-PC002 gets high ratings on Newegg. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=17Z-0002-00002If you go that route, just remember you will need two available molex connecters from your power supply, one for the Rosewill unit and one for the USB 3.0 add-in card. If you want the two USB 3.0 ports on the Rosewill to work, then it needs to be plugged into a USB 3.0 header. If your motherboard does not have a USB 3.0 header, you can add one to your system buy purchasing a USB 3.0 pci express add-in card for about $20 - $25. Just do a google search on "USB 3.0 pci card with header". The HooToo HT-PC002 gets high ratings on Newegg. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=17Z-0002-00002If you go that route, just remember you will need two available molex connecters from your power supply, one for the Rosewill unit and one for... » Read More If you want the two USB 3.0 ports on the Rosewill to work, then it needs to be plugged into a USB 3.0 header. If your motherboard does not have a USB 3.0 header, you can add one to your system buy purchasing a USB 3.0 pci express add-in card for about $20 - $25. Just do a google search on "USB 3.0 pci card with header". The HooToo HT-PC002 gets high ratings on Newegg. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=17Z-0002-00002If you go that route, just remember you will need two available molex connecters from your power supply, one for the Rosewill unit and one for the USB 3.0 add-in card. « Show Less
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http://plugable.com/products/pcie-usb3-sp Not sure if Amazon allows links but this is the card needed. Amazon does not sell it anymore.
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yes but you have tu use the 6 pin power adapter conector and don't forget is a PCI Express 2.0
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After looking up your Mobo and seeing it has 2 PCIe slots,,,,, your answer is YES
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it included a cable for connecting internal power to the card. Sorry, I didn't count the pins, but my tower uses the same old power connections as non-SATA internal drives.
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So far there is no performance lost with using it in a PCI 2.0. If you maybe spent $300 or so on a new motherboard with all the new stuff then there might be a performance lost mainly because of the possibility of boosted speed in the PCI 3.0. So to sum it up. You should be fine
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If your motherboard fits in the case, and the 2 cards fit on the motherboard, then yes.
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In most case;the motherboard comes with two usb connecter, you have to give up one to connect the pcie card. if you need it you have to buy a adapter. but in most cases you will inord it.
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There are two cables coming out of the back of the unit and both need to be plugged in to the motherboard. The USB ports on the front of the unit are USB 3.0 but the card reader aspect is *only* USB 2.0 and that is why the second cable needs to be connected.