You can also see shots of this mysterious board at eTeknix.
“The chip in question comes courtesy of NEC, and it’s this little fellow that gives the motherboard its USB 3.0 support. As per Intel, it appears that AMD won’t be adding USB 3.0 support to their chipsets natively just yet.Another look at the backplate of this motherboard reveals the part’s USB 3.0 ports are marked out in blue, with a couple of ports sporting USB 3.0 speeds and functionality available here.”
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