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The problem with USB 3.0 is that it still isnt supported by Intel and probably never will since they developed Thunderbolt. If you want USB 3.0 today, you need
by kayoone 16y ago
The problem with USB 3.0 is that it still isnt supported by Intel and probably never will since they developed Thunderbolt.
If you want USB 3.0 today, you need an extra Chip on your board because its not integrated in any chipset. When Intel integrates Thunderbolt nativly the game is over for USB 3.0
- ugh 16y ago“Intel fully supports USB 3 and plans to integrate it in the future.” — http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/24/intel-promises-native-usb-3-0-support-someday/ http://www.engadget.com/2011/02/24/intel-promises-native-usb...
- kayoone 16y agogot me there. Seems like they see Thunderbold not as a competing technology and more like a successor of firewire. Fine by me then, but they havent integrated USB 3.0 yet into their chipsets!