I f you're upgrading or building your own PC, you'll probably find some components inside that are similar in size and shape to USB ports. But those are actually USB headers, and even though they ...

This will allow you to, for example, add USB 3.2 Gen 2 USB-C ports, where your PC might only have USB-A ports built-in. But if you're just needing a way to connect more USB devices, you can always ...

My motherboard came with a USB header, and two usb ports that I could connect and attach in the back, in one of my expansion slots. I'd rather put the two ports in the front of the case, in a 3.5 ...

I've got a machine here with front USB ports designed to attach to the motherboard headers (10 pins), and a PCI card with an external-style USB connector on ...

Finally, we run into the 24-pin ATX to power the board, a front-panel USB 3.2 Gen 1 connector, and a front-panel USB Type-C 3.2 Gen 2x2 header. Expansion, Storage, and Rear I/O ...

The USB header complement comprises a single Type-C 20Gbps port with 30W Fast Charge support, two 5Gbps ports, and four USB 2.0 ports. 33 Four DIMM slots support speeds of DDR5-9066+, with up to ...

This microcontroller effectively converts a USB mouse into a BBC Micro user port AMX mouse, generic quadrature mouse, and a 10-pin expansion header. The firmware uses the LUFA USB stack, a common ...

Its expansion card support and 30W USB power delivery are standouts, although its lack of WiFi 7 and strong competition prevent it from taking gold in the $300 price range. For 30W USB header support ...

Further towards the board edge, we run into additional USB 2.0 headers and chassis front panel. In addition, this image shows the pins, sitting just above the USB 2.0 headers, for the X670 expansion.

This is brilliant. I'm not 100% sure what the practical application is yet, but I think I want one. ATP built an SLC NAND-based solid state drive designed to plug directly into the USB header on ...

In other words, LaCie's USB 3.0 driver won't magically make any ole USB 3.0 PCIe card play nice in your Mac Pro. But hey, there's always hope, and frankly, hope's all ya need. Everyone at once ...