Usb3.0 U disk customization has been around for a long time, but due to the lack of device side, we have been keeping the unknown state of the actual performance of USB 3.0. Recently, ICY Dock launched a new USB 3.0 series interface product, and the MB668 series 2.5-inch mobile hard disk box, which was once widely praised in the USB 2.0 era, was also upgraded to MB668U3-1SB.

MB668US-1SB can be said to be one of the classic products in the 2.5-inch mobile hard disk box market. The quick disassembly design is easy to use. At the same time, the reasonable internal design of the housing can also guarantee the stability of the internal hard disk to a large extent and improve the resistance to external forces. ability. Sufficient internal air strikes can also ensure air circulation and improve heat dissipation performance. The main thing is that when the case is not used, the separate interface part can also be connected to the 3.5-inch desktop hard disk, which makes it a simple hard disk holder to meet the more diversified use needs of users. The above advantages are completely inherited by MB668U3-1SB.

The power supply current of the USB 3.0 interface has been increased to 900mA, which is greatly enhanced compared to USB 2.0. Therefore, when connecting a 3.5-inch hard disk, MB668U3-1SB does not even need to connect an auxiliary power supply line in most cases, which changes the user’s use. More convenient

MB668U3-1SB was connected to the USB 2.0 interface for the same test. Under the USB 3.0 interface, the advantages of reading performance are more than about 5 times, and even if the writing performance is limited by the SSD itself, it still has more than 4 times which performed. ICY Dock said that the pricing of MB668U3-1SB will not be greatly improved compared to MB668US-1SB, so if your motherboard supports USB 3.0 interface, it is indeed a very worthy choice to upgrade the device segment to USB 3.0 as soon as possible. The improvement in use experience will far exceed USB 2.0 devices.

Another tip: USB 3.0 devices appear late, so even if you are using the new Windows 7 series operating system, you still need to install the corresponding driver to use it. USB 3.0 is drive-free