I find USB concepts confusing.
I find USB concepts confusing.
No, you'll need adapters to work with the setup. The case has two Type A ports and one Type C port, but the motherboard is a poor choice for 2024. To use the Type C port, you'll have to convert it to USB2 (which needs an adapter), or go with USB3 (which won't work for your Type A ports) or purchase a PCIe card that matches. You'll have to choose your approach and it will affect what you need to buy. Just remember, avoid spending money on these items this year.
That means your motherboard supports USB 3.2 at a speed of 3 Gbps per lane, which is quite fast for connecting peripherals.
They altered .x naming conventions and performance tiers across versions. Marketing efforts and labeling don't improve speed in this case. The system remains backward compatible. You can locate comparison charts for additional insights.