Can i hook up any 3.0 usb hardive
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There is a USB port, but it's for manufacturer's use only. Here is a link to the specs: http://www.zoomtel.com/products/5350_specs.html I've owned this for one year and highly recommend it for ease of use and performance.
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There is a USB port, but it's for manufacturer's use only. Here is a link to the specs: http://www.zoomtel.com/products/5350_specs.htmlI've owned this for one year and highly recommend it for ease of use and performance.
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I had issues with this modem/router slow Internet connection and wii fi would consistently cut out
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I assume you mean USB 2.0, in which case yes, it would work. 3.0 is backwards-compatible.
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All USB3 devices are backwards compatible to USB 1, or USB 2. On USB 1 or USB 2 you will see reduced performance due to them being slower standards than USB 3.0
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You'll probably need a USB 3.0 specific outlet on your laptop or computer in order to get true 3.0 speed
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There may be package installers for USB 3.0 drivers for pre-10.8.2 but you'd be opening up pandora's box.
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Depending on what you put inside it, you might need USB 3.0USB 3.0 can supply much more power than USB 3.0And now there is even USB 3.1
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No you will receive a standard 2.0 USB Connector but will work perfectly as 3.0 USB Connector.
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Yes. There are 2 USB 3.1 Type A ports built into the back, next to the USB 3.0 ports
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Yes, all USB 3.0 devices will work in a USB 2.0 port, they will just run significantly slower due to the limits of USB 2.0 technology.
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all 3.0 all the time, backwards compatible is all unless you plug this into a 2.0 USB port initially.
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USB 3.0 is backwards compatible with 2.0. However, you will not see the performance increase as the hardware inside this device only supports 2.0. To reiterate, yes, you may plug this into a 3.0 USB port and it will work 100% as specified at the performance of a USB 2.0.
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Every USB 3.0 device is 2.0 compatible... you just loose speed/throughput and extremely high resolution, multi-monitor setups with GbE all running at the same time would likely suffer.
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If you have 2 ports for connecting USB devices version 2.0 and one USB 3.0 port for use as internal storage or hard disk reading
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Nope. It comes w/2 front-mounted USB 2.0 ports. If your motherboard supports 3.0, then of course you'd have 3.0 in the rear.
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If you do not have usb 3.0 on your computer then you have to use both usb to get power and data.
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Yes, you can use a 3.0 flash drive in a 2.0 usb slot. I would be faster if you have a 3.0 slot. You can tell if the slot is 3.0 by looking at the slot, if it is 3.0, it will have SS next to the slot.
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Yes. I have an older hard drive in my enclosure and am running it on a laptop that doesn't have USB 3.0