Question 1

Why are the usb a ports blue instead of red?  if they are really gen 2 then they should be red.  has any one done a disk speed test?

Accepted Answer

The color of USB port varies from manufacturer to manufacturer, some are blue, some are red. About the disk speed of the card, One USB Type-C port and three USB Type-A ports share 10Gbps bandwidth together, and the rest three ports share another 10Gbps bandwidth, with total bandwidth up to 20Gbps. Each port supports transmitting data at a rate up to 10Gbps when used solely. Note:The actual transmission speed is limited by the setting of the device connected.

Question 2

Does this product allow monitor hook/display via usb-c?

Accepted Answer

This pcie usb 3.2 Gen 2 expansion card type c ports only supports data transmission, PD and ALT DP video transmission is not supported. But some customer feedback: With an adaptor, you can do almost anything. I own one that permits charging of my phone, HDMI video, Multi USB connectors, Keyboard input, and DVD. With that port and the adaptor, you can use ant I/O function.

Question 3

Could i please have a link to the manual & driver? i don't have the box contents is there somewhere online i can get them or an iso of cd

Accepted Answer

The PCIe to USB 3.2 Gen 2 Card drivers Online download address: https://oemdrivers.com/chipset-asm3142-usb-3-1-driver.

Question 4

I am using Windows 11 & this card is only powering my devices it is not connecting them to the computer. Anyone know what's wrong?

Accepted Answer

New Dell XPS 8950 Desktop 12th Gen Intel i7 12700, DDR5, Windows 11. Install was easy in the motherboard PCIe x4, checked Windows Update, Device Manager had no flags, BIOS updated prior. However, the 3.0 USB Sandisk and 3.0 4TB WD Elements devices "did not show" in File Explorer. I found the ASMedia USB 3.1 eXtensible Host Controller – 1.10(Microsoft) under Universal Serial Bus Controllers in Device Manager and the light was on for the WD 4TB Elements - so it connected. Come to find out Windows 11 did not recognize the attached devices until I went back to Device Manager and on the “second” line under File Action View Help are six icons – the “blue screen icon” on the far right is – “Scan For Hardware Changes” -- I clicked on that icon and all three plugged in devices started coming up in File Explorer and worked fine.

ASIN	B09ZKNJDNW
Best Sellers Rank	#4 in Internal USB Port Cards
Brand	FANBLACK
Compatible Devices	Dell 8950, HP, Lenovo P520, MacPro 4.1/5.1, Personal Computer
Customer Reviews	4.0 out of 5 stars 564 Reviews
Hardware Interface	PCIE x 16, PCIE x 4, PCIE x 8
Item Dimensions L x W x H	3.43"L x 3.15"W x 0.71"H
Item Weight	0.12 kg
Manufacturer	FANBLACK
Mfr Part Number	FANBLACK-PCIE-USB32-20G-7P
Model Number	FANBLACK-PCIE-USB32-20G-7P
Number of Items	1
Operating System	Linux, Mac OS 10.8.2 and above, Windows 7/8/10/11 (32/64 bit)
Product Dimensions	3.43"L x 3.15"W x 0.71"H
Style	Classic
Style Name	Classic
Warranty Description	360 day worry-free warranty

PCIe to USB 3.2 Gen 2 Card with 20 Gbps Bandwidth 7 USB Ports (4 USB Type-A and 3 Type-C Ports), PCI Express (PCIe) Expansion Card for Desktop PC

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