Usb Serial Controller Driver

ASUS Sabertooth 990FX Motherboard Review

Introduction

ASUS has a long running track record for producing high quality and high performance computer components, propelling the company to its dominating position in the space. The company continues to push the technological limits to provide its customers with the best in brand products, using a fusion of hardware and software technological innovation to maintain its leadership role in the market. ASUS' latest AMD based motherboard shows off the company's technological prowess in both design and function.

The ASUS Sabertooth 990FX motherboard offers future-proof support through the AMD 990FX and SB950 chipsets. The board supports the following technologies: the AMD Socket AM3 and next-gen AM3+ processor line ( AMD FX series processors ); DDR3 memory operating in Dual Channel memory mode up to 1600 MHz officially; and either NVIDIA Quad-SLI or AMD Quad-CrossFireX graphics mode using matched video cards.

ASUS designed the listed integrate devices in to the Sabertooth 990FX: 6 SATA III 6Gb/s ports (RAID 0, 1, 0+1 and 5 capable) on the AMD SB950 controller; 2 SATA II and 2 e-SATA 3Gb/s ports on the JMicron controller; 14 USB 2.0 capable ports (10 in rear panel, and 2 onboard headers supporting 2 ports each); 4 USB 3.0 capable ports (2 in rear panel, and 1 onboard header supporting 2 ports each); 2 IEEE 1394 ports (1 in rear panel, and 1 onboard header supporting 1 port each); 1 Realtek GigE Ethernet port in the rear panel; Realtek 8-channel HD audio codec with integrated S/PDIF optical output port; and a PS/2 keyboard / mouse port in the rear panel.

Main Specifications Overview:

The Sabertooth 990FX' box art design is simple, with the board's name and supported technologies on a black brushed background. ASUS chose to include the following components in the box: locking connector SATA drive cables; a 2-way NVIDIA SLI connector; the rear panel IO shield; the Q-Connector modules; a certificate of reliability; and the normal complement of manuals and drivers discs. The Q-Connector modules allow for an easy interface for connecting in to the motherboard headers. You simply plug in your front panel jumpers in to the white connector and the USB 2.0 jumpers in to the blue connector block, and then plug both blocks in to the motherboard headers. It makes for a much easier install for those typically hard to reach header areas.

usb serial controller driver xp (Page 1) / Eee PC 1000x Specific ...

That's interesting, thanks...   Dumb o'l plug on one end and usb on the other made by some thirteen year old, can't imagine he would have to write a driver file for it.

I have no idea where it came from. I was thinking that the the driver would have to match the chipset of the computer so was offered by, in this case Asus and someone could just send me a link.

Many thanks...

USB system architecture

After the Software Wars

Applied Computing, Computer Science, and Advanced Communication, First International Conference on Future Computer and Communication, FCC 2009, Wuhan, China, June 6-7, 2009. Proceedings

Universal Serial Bus system architecture

Writing Windows WDM device drivers