Motherboards with USB-C 5Gbps

USB-C 5Gbps

— the presence of at least one USB-C 5Gbps port on the back panel of the motherboard.

USB-C is a relatively new type of connector used in both portable devices and desktop PCs. It has a small size and a convenient double-sided design, allowing the plug to be inserted into the port from either side. The USB-C 5Gbps connection version (previously known as USB 3.2 gen1 and USB 3.0) allows for speeds of up to 4.8 Gbps. Additionally, when using this version with a USB-C port, the USB Power Delivery technology, which provides power to external devices up to 100W, can also be implemented (although not every USB-C 5Gbps port on motherboards supports Power Delivery).