usb 3

is hdd supports usb3.0?
maybe ur motherboard or internal hdd doesn't support high speed

>>36861
The internal hdd is probably the reason.
Thank you.

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>>36856
To do USB3, you need:

USB3 host port
USB3 driver
USB3 cable
USB3 device port

If any of your wires or sockets don't look like the ones in this picture, it'll fall back to USB2.

Additionally, Windows 7 doesn't support USB3; you need third-party drivers to get it to even kinda-work.

>>36878
(internal HDD should be doing 75-125 MBps. If it's not, you should fix this first.)

>>36881
Looks like my computer doesn't meet the requirements to install a usb 3.0 driver.

>>36892
>you should fix this first
How?

>>36881
>Additionally, Windows 7 doesn't support USB3; you need third-party drivers to get it to even kinda-work.

Nigga wat. I have USB3 on my mobo and it works just fine under Win7. Support probably doesn't come stock though.

>>36915
That's what I mean by "kinda work".

The number of threads in this board alone that start with "I'm running Windows 7 and my USB isn't working" and end with "My third-part USB3 driver is broken in some way" is absolutely unbelievable.