As a pioneer in the dissemination of the new USB 3.0 standard among the end users want the Taiwanese company Gigabyte Technology maintain this leadership role and now brings the first official support for the new USB Attached SCSI Protocol. This will speed up as mass storage protocol hocheffzientes in the future, the data transfers at USB 3.0 standard even further.
The USB Implementers Forum has created this group to life in order to exhaust the USB standard full. Even if the whole thing is actually for SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.0) thought it should also bring improvements in high-speed USB (USB 2.0). The improvements associated with SCSI devices include a 20% increase in transmission capacity and reduce CPU load, latencies and delays.
Although no explicit statement was made to, but probably all current motherboards support USB 3.0, which are about 30 pieces. All you owners of these boards have to do is download the driver that can be found at the bottom of the visible link.
Here is the download link:http://download.gigabyte.eu/FileList/Driver/motherboard_driver_usb3.exe
The USB Implementers Forum has created this group to life in order to exhaust the USB standard full. Even if the whole thing is actually for SuperSpeed USB (USB 3.0) thought it should also bring improvements in high-speed USB (USB 2.0). The improvements associated with SCSI devices include a 20% increase in transmission capacity and reduce CPU load, latencies and delays.
Although no explicit statement was made to, but probably all current motherboards support USB 3.0, which are about 30 pieces. All you owners of these boards have to do is download the driver that can be found at the bottom of the visible link.
Companies also support the UAS protocol Buffalo, CyberSLIM, OCZ, Super Talent and Sharkoon. That gives us hope that the ever-increasing volumes of data can be transferred quickly in the future, apart daovn gets eSATA will once again have a strong competition.
Here is the download link:http://download.gigabyte.eu/FileList/Driver/motherboard_driver_usb3.exe