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<blockquote data-quote="Buck" data-source="post: 8781503" data-attributes="member: 591582">It&#039;s weird how USB&#039;s work.&nbsp; My corsair case, it hasUSB 2.0&#039;s and 3.0&#039;s on the front, and like 14 3.0&#039;s and usb c and other things on the back IO shield.&nbsp; The front USB&#039;s are garbage, the ones that work through the case.&nbsp; I&#039;m not sure if it&#039;s the case&#039;s fault, made by corsair.&nbsp; All the front USB&#039;s all seem to use the same big cable, as in there&#039;s a lot of combined wires used for all of the 4 case USB&#039;s, it seems.&nbsp; It has 4 USB&#039;s in the front, but I can only use 1 2.0 and 1 3.0 at once, I can&#039;t use both 2.0&#039;s or 3.0&#039;s, or I haven&#039;t been able to so far.&nbsp; I&#039;m not sure if that&#039;s a motherboard issue or not.&nbsp; My crosshair hero 8&#039;s biggest issue is a USB/GPU issue with some sort of hard circuitry, where if you turn on your monitor (GPU) before your mouse, it can make your GPU driver act up, get GPU related glitches, and the mouse will freeze up.&nbsp; It&#039;s an order of operations thing; that&#039;s literally all it is, but I&#039;ve noticed horrendous USB problem while trying to use the front USB&#039;s.&nbsp; Idk why the data transfer rate for some devices is so garbage.&nbsp; I literally have a 12 foot long USB 3.0 cable hooked up to the back of my PC that&#039;s ran all the way to my monitor, and it&#039;s faster than the computer case USB&#039;s, which are like 1 foot away from the motherboard.&nbsp; Wtf is up with that?&nbsp; My case USB&#039;s + my MB problems make non-board mounted USB&#039;s almost unusable.&nbsp; I feel like it&#039;s more of a MB problem than a case issue.I always immediately wipe any new data drive I get, whether it&#039;s an SSD or a HDD or just a tiny SSD flashdrive.&nbsp; I have a pro partition assistant for drives, and I hard wipe all factory garbage they put on there, then completely reformat the sector sizes and formatting to be most compatible with both my relatively higher end windows 10 pc and my 12 year old windows 7 laptop.&nbsp; Trying to use the front case USB 3.0&#039;s, I was wiping my new large SSD at only 8 mb/s.&nbsp; That&#039;s absolute garbage, yo.&nbsp; I hook my SSD up my 12 foot long USB 3.0 cable hooked up to the IO shield, I&#039;m wiping data off this huge SSD at over 1 GB/s, instead of 8 mb/s.&nbsp; Wtf is up with that?&nbsp; My 4tb HDD works well from the front USB&#039;s, it&#039;ll read and write anywhere from 700 mb/s to 1 GB+/s, but my SSD only gets f*cking 8 mb/s?&nbsp; What in tarnation is going on &#039;round here?</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Buck, post: 8781503, member: 591582"] It's weird how USB's work. My corsair case, it hasUSB 2.0's and 3.0's on the front, and like 14 3.0's and usb c and other things on the back IO shield. The front USB's are garbage, the ones that work through the case. I'm not sure if it's the case's fault, made by corsair. All the front USB's all seem to use the same big cable, as in there's a lot of combined wires used for all of the 4 case USB's, it seems. It has 4 USB's in the front, but I can only use 1 2.0 and 1 3.0 at once, I can't use both 2.0's or 3.0's, or I haven't been able to so far. I'm not sure if that's a motherboard issue or not. My crosshair hero 8's biggest issue is a USB/GPU issue with some sort of hard circuitry, where if you turn on your monitor (GPU) before your mouse, it can make your GPU driver act up, get GPU related glitches, and the mouse will freeze up. It's an order of operations thing; that's literally all it is, but I've noticed horrendous USB problem while trying to use the front USB's. Idk why the data transfer rate for some devices is so garbage. I literally have a 12 foot long USB 3.0 cable hooked up to the back of my PC that's ran all the way to my monitor, and it's faster than the computer case USB's, which are like 1 foot away from the motherboard. Wtf is up with that? My case USB's + my MB problems make non-board mounted USB's almost unusable. I feel like it's more of a MB problem than a case issue. I always immediately wipe any new data drive I get, whether it's an SSD or a HDD or just a tiny SSD flashdrive. I have a pro partition assistant for drives, and I hard wipe all factory garbage they put on there, then completely reformat the sector sizes and formatting to be most compatible with both my relatively higher end windows 10 pc and my 12 year old windows 7 laptop. Trying to use the front case USB 3.0's, I was wiping my new large SSD at only 8 mb/s. That's absolute garbage, yo. I hook my SSD up my 12 foot long USB 3.0 cable hooked up to the IO shield, I'm wiping data off this huge SSD at over 1 GB/s, instead of 8 mb/s. Wtf is up with that? My 4tb HDD works well from the front USB's, it'll read and write anywhere from 700 mb/s to 1 GB+/s, but my SSD only gets f*cking 8 mb/s? What in tarnation is going on 'round here? [/QUOTE]

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