A PC's USB ports are managed via the motherboard, with ports usually either sticking out of the back of your case or mounted on the top. You can easily determine how many USB ports you have on ...

Elsewhere on the motherboard, even the USB ports are hyperspeed—with included USB4 at 40Gb/s. If you do wish to venture further and push overclocks, the Asus BIOS is one of the best on the market.

This, and the rest of the board's specs, are pretty normal—but then there's the 20 USB 3.2 type-A ports. Yes, that's right, 20 USB ports, and box headers for an additional four straight serial ...

So I bought a new motherboard (Asus Prime B350M-A) and switched from Intel to AMD. I didn't reinstall Windows, because screw that, I don't want to also reinstall the 100 apps I have and then ...

Here's the important thing to know: The motherboard may have 20 USB ports, but it doesn't have 20 USB 3.0 -- excuse me, USB 3.2 Gen 1-- connections on it.

It was a USB port. Every single motherboard vendor had new Intel 100 Series Chipset boards on display at Computex, and they all had motherboards with USB 3.1 Type-C connectors.

News of ASRock's bold move was reported by Tom's Hardware, though I've noticed that the latest AMD and Intel motherboards are all sporting more Type-C ports on the rear panel.For example, MSI's ...

A motherboard with no USB-A ports... but 10 USB-C instead. ASRock just traveled back in time from a distant future where USB-A is dead. Here’s its new Taichi Aqua motherboard as proof ...

Sure, the USB-C port makes more sense on a phone you’re trying to slim down than on the world’s most extreme motherboard, and you could always plug a Type-A to Type-C adapter into one of this ...