No, it's not a USB 2.0 header.

Reltzy
Member

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04-16-2023, 06:55 PM

Your device uses a USB 2.0 header at the bottom, but you need an additional header and a header near the GPU PCI lane above it. This setup suggests it is indeed a USB 2.0 device. Check the manual for confirmation or details about the specific header configuration.

Reltzy

04-16-2023, 06:55 PM #1

hanvalen
Junior Member

04-16-2023, 10:55 PM

It seems unclear what you're dealing with, but it definitely isn't a USB connection. The pin placement appears incorrect.

hanvalen

04-16-2023, 10:55 PM #2

It seems unclear what you're dealing with, but it definitely isn't a USB connection. The pin placement appears incorrect.

Dissentient
Junior Member

04-17-2023, 01:21 AM

You could insert it and test it out. I believe it wouldn’t harm the system. Just note, it’s not a USB device.

Dissentient

04-17-2023, 01:21 AM #3

You could insert it and test it out. I believe it wouldn’t harm the system. Just note, it’s not a USB device.

SpookyJay
Member

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04-24-2023, 10:19 AM

I think this applies to BIOS setup/testing. Asus stores their firmware headers in that location on their chips.

SpookyJay

04-24-2023, 10:19 AM #4

I think this applies to BIOS setup/testing. Asus stores their firmware headers in that location on their chips.

Nero12321
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04-26-2023, 02:28 AM

Also, is this the correct board? It's noted to have two internal USB headers. Edit: Seems they show one header as two ports, likely due to how a cable connects to external ports.

Nero12321

04-26-2023, 02:28 AM #5

Also, is this the correct board? It's noted to have two internal USB headers. Edit: Seems they show one header as two ports, likely due to how a cable connects to external ports.