front usb not usb 2.0 help

Even if the port is USB2.0 and the device is 2.0 if you use a USB 1.1 cable, it is going to operate at that speed.

Hello,
Please correct your specs, the mobo info you give, I don't think is incorrect. :)
In your BIOS, you have the "On-Chip USB" option, set it to the default setting.

[QUOTE=p5bdkw;1303671]Hello,
Please correct your specs, the mobo info you give, I don't think is incorrect. :)
In your BIOS, you have the "On-Chip USB" option, set it to the default setting.



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I got another mobo question if you can find the time to digest it!
My side fan has a 3 pin connector.i have a sys header 4 pin slot on my mobo free,will this control the fan speed to temperature of system or cpu.
Also how do i connect 3 pin to 4 pin!i can give pics if needed

sinbin said:

p5bdkw said:

Hello,
Please correct your specs, the mobo info you give, I don't think is incorrect. :)
In your BIOS, you have the "On-Chip USB" option, set it to the default setting.

Ive seen this optin in my bios,,what do i do to each setting in the pic ?
I use tons of usb gadjets and really would like to use the 4 front usb at 2.0 speed thanks for any help!

Oh thanks for heads up on mobo info,,changed it have no idea why i typed that

Sorry, I didn't make it clear.:)
There are 3 options.
Of the three options, use "V1.1+V2.0 Enables the integrated USB 1.1 and USB 2.0 controllers. (Default}"

You probably have it set to "V1.1 Enables only the integrated USB 1.1 controller"

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p5bdkw said:

Hello,
Please correct your specs, the mobo info you give, I don't think is incorrect. :)
In your BIOS, you have the "On-Chip USB" option, set it to the default setting.



[/QUO
I got another mobo question if you can find the time to digest it!
My side fan has a 3 pin connector.i have a sys header 4 pin slot on my mobo free,will this control the fan speed to temperature of system or cpu.
Also how do i connect 3 pin to 4 pin!i can give pics if needed

According to the manual, yes.
There system fan has a notch for a 3 pin fan. Just plug it in.
Be sure to enable "System Smart FAN Control" in the BIOS.

Turns out i been using a usb 1.0 lead,never knew i owned one.
Had a look at my leads and found one with high speed written on cable now everything works fine.

theog said:

Is the cable you are using USB 1?

Thanks i should of checked this first ,but did,nt think i owned a usb 1 lead!