VPN: IU01
Product ReviewsNZXT IU01 Case Accessory
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 Rating: Review Date: 12/13/10  |
Cons:
none.
Pros: Looks good with a black PCBSleeving is acceptable - Better than most OEM sleeving.An excellent and appreciated product |
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Rating: Review Date: 11/20/10 |
Cons:
hate velcro
Pros: Works as claimed Comment:
I needed this for my Rampage 3 extreme since it only has one USB controller on it and Ive got 4 usb on the front of my case and an OC station to connect as well.If you need more usb connections this is the way to go |
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Rating: Review Date: 09/05/10 |
Cons:
Maybe hard to find a place to stick it in some casesPrice?
Pros: Performs as advertisedVersatileAllows for internal USB adapters like Wifi modules Comment:
What can I say? This thing works like it should and is nothing flashy.It's a dream for people with motherboards with only 1 or 2 internal USB headers. This is especially a problem with conventional cases which require 2 USB header ports to power the 4 front-facing USB ports.The adhesive with velcro was a nice touch.The potential bandwidth bottlenecks are not very noticeable and the molex power adapter takes care of the power issues.Would definitely buy again. |
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Rating: Review Date: 08/02/10 |
Cons:
none
Pros: solid built and works Comment:
This is a sometimes much needed thing to have around. I have used this for peoples systems and they don't even know the difference. |
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Rating: Review Date: 07/02/10 |
Cons:
Slow data transfer rates. (Please read summary)Does mostly what it says it will do but poorly.
Pros: Does mostly what it says. Comment:
I first want to say it is not a bad item. It just doesn't work perfectly like it says. Sure I know that a five port bus will reduce the transfer speed of data but seriously, I can't even use a USB BT transmitter to work a mouse and keyboard properly... by itself. Not to mention the thing is powered...Anyways, the connection for my mouse and keyboard has latency issues and gets all jerky. So I had to move it back to the outside of my case. No big deal really that's not why I bought it. I bought it because I have a HTPC and my case has a card reader set, USB hubs and a USB display screen.Ultimately I just hooked up the card readers and the USB hub to the "Expansion Module" and I'll deal with the slow transfer speeds. I am not sure if the fact the those are hooked up is causing a slow down or not but it shouldn't unless the card readers and hub is oddly transferring large amounts of data all the time by themselves... :I probably wouldn't recommend it to anyone and would rather recommend a PCI USB hub with a couple internal 9 pin connectors. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/22/10 |
Cons: None
Pros: unique internal USB hub Comment:
This product worked perfectly to add extra USB headers to a computer so I could hook up multiple USB driven VFD displays plus it has 2 femal ports to add USB drives internally for extra flash storage. |
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Rating: Review Date: 03/18/10 |
Cons: haven't found any
Pros: compact works good Comment:
i got this Internal USB Expansion Module for my coolermaster 922 because my bord anly has 2 usb headers and my card reader is on one. im running a Gigabyte GA-790XTA-UD4 Motherboard. with a amd 965be 125w. Two Sapphire Radeon HD 5770 oc to 950MHZ in crossfire and Kingston SSDNow V Series Gen II 64GB as boot drive with 3 wd 1tb black hdd for storage. 8gig of sector 5 oc to 1400mhz. Im oc at 4.1ghz with a Corsair Cooling Hydro Series H50. temp is 24c idle 30c load didnt even have to up the core volts this Internal USB Expansion Module rocks! |
My Rampage III extreme only has 1 usb header so I needed to hook up the two from my case plus a card reader. This is the perfect solution to such a problem.