Numerous connectors and pins live on your motherboard. ... If your PC case lacks a USB 3.0 internal cable, ... Though it acts as a normal USB 2.0 port when sending or receiving data, ...

HPWR' power connector on the ASUS GeForce RTX 5090 handles 1000W of power at ease, with increased reliability.

Previous attempts by motherboard manufacturers were usually prototypes, but Asus has announced a real product you can (theoretically) buy. It's an Intel-based B-760 motherboard with all connectors ...

In this video, we delve into the purpose of having two 8-pin EPS connectors on your motherboard. Discover the essential role they play in ensuring stable power delivery for high-performance CPUs.

MSI's design has the connectors parallel to the motherboard, which seems like it'd be tough to connect some cables. The ones on the side, facing the front of the chassis, are fine.

MSI has unveiled a new lineup of X870 and X870E AMD motherboard options, which include an extra eight-pin PCIe power connector on the board, boosting the overall ability of the board to power your ...

The new BTF3.0 motherboard has an up to 1,500W 50-pin header, which replaces the traditional or dual-8-pin EPS connectors for the CPU and the 24-pin connector for motherboard power.

The key gimmick with these boards is that basically all of their internal I/O and power connectors are moved to the back of the board. The only things left on the front are the CPU socket, the RAM ...

Its excellent feature set and low price would have earned ADATA’s XPG Starker Air BTF PC case an award, had it run cooler with its top filter sheet installed—or still looked like a finished product ...

ASUS TUF GAMING B760M-BTF WIFI D4 motherboard. Regarding its mainline features, the ASUS TUF GAMING B760M-BTF WIFI D4 motherboard has 12+1 DrMOS power stages with enlarged VRM heatsinks, PCIe 5.0 ...

Xbox 360 Memory Unit reader. Internal optical audio, that's new, right? Yes in all likelihood that's what the black thing at the middle top is. So it'll be like the PS2 / PS3 in this regard.

Nowadays, it is widely used for magnetic hard drives and SSDs in 2.5-inch format as well as for the M.2 slot. In the case of SSDs, it is becoming less and less popular and is being replaced by PCI ...