A PC's USB ports are managed via the motherboard, with ports usually either sticking out of the back of your case or mounted on the top. You can easily determine how many USB ports you have on ...

The motherboard offers three USB 2.0 internal headers, a ThunderBolt GPIO header, a clear CMOS header, and a TPM module header. The heat sinks are also attached to the motherboard very well.

And you still get one more USB-C port along with eight USB Type-A, all rated at 10Gbps. That’s just at the rear. You still have internal headers for USB 2.0, USB 3.0, and USB-C 3.2 Gen 2×2.

Internal USB 3.0 connectors are quite a bit different than previous generation USB 2.0 ports. Here we see a pair of USB 3.0 internal ports. At CES every case manufacture is showing cases with at ...

Appealing to budget builders, Sapphire Pulse B650A WiFi offers just about everything you need to get started on an affordable ...

You can build a computer with a Mini-ITX motherboard inside an ATX case, but there might be a few drawbacks, including ports ...

Well, now I've done it - I bought A Gigabyte X570 motherboard with an internal USB-C front panel header, a case that supports it, and then went to put my ...

Motherboards aren’t like processors — you usually pick them later, based on the chipset required, ... but the vast majority of them are USB 2.0. Internal headers matter here, too.

News of ASRock's bold move was reported by Tom's Hardware, though I've noticed that the latest AMD and Intel motherboards are all sporting more Type-C ports on the rear panel.For example, MSI's ...

ASRock just traveled back in time from a distant future where USB-A is dead. Here’s its new Taichi Aqua motherboard as proof (via VideoCardz).