Buying a USB 3.0 drive and plugging it into a USB 2.0 port would give you USB 2.0 speeds, too. If you wanted the fastest speed possible, you'd get a USB 3.0 drive and plug it into a USB 3.0 USB port.

We’ve seen the first example circuit in the first article – a device-side (“upstream-facing”) USB-C port that supports USB 2.0 and 5 V of power. You must have the 5.1 K resistors ...

Use a lower generation USB port. Use a dock. Disable the xHCI Mode option in BIOS. Reinstall the Universal Serial Bus Controller drivers. Run USB Troubleshooter. 1] Use a lower generation USB port ...

Maker Alan has created an incredibly small Ethernet module that also has USB Type-C support in an extra small form factor.

Raspberry Pi has once again expanded its list of official Raspberry Pi branded accessories, releasing an official USB 3 Hub ...

USB 3.0 was a major breakthrough in the data transfer market. Marked by blue-colored USB ports, the USB 3.0 provided users with speeds up to 10 times of USB 2.0 (5 GBPS) thanks to which large ...

They all look the same and are present on nearly every modern-day gadget, but not all USB Type-C ports are created equal. Their speeds, in fact, can vary quite significantly. For instance, budget ...