I didn't know they even supported scsi, I knew about the old BOT-protocol and the huge limitations for harddrives over USB, and for that reason I've always avoi

I didn't know they even supported scsi, I knew about the old BOT-protocol and the huge limitations for harddrives over USB, and for that reason I've always avoided them whenever possible with the assumption that the basic limitations of the protocol was still true for 3.0 drives. This does put USB-drive in a better light for me. I might event buy UASP supported USB 3.1g2/3.2 SATA-controller and do some testing myself. I usually try to reach for a bus-connected controller which usually mean thunderbolt today for external enclosures (expensive), but it would be nice to build a portable DAS-array that can be connected to any device with USB-C.