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So as I understand, each new USB 3 device added to the USB 3.0 hub will have the impact of reducing the speed of each one of the USB 3 devices attached to the USB 3.0 hub.
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So as I understand, each new USB 3 device added to the USB 3.0 hub will have the impact of reducing the speed of each one of the USB 3 devices attached to the USB 3.0 hub.

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Only if data is flowing. Connecting it does not slow down things.
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Only if data is flowing. Connecting it does not slow down things.

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Dear Sir, can you use the USB3 Port and &nbsp;use the Devices USB3 Supported only. otherwise use the USB Hub with power Adpter<br />
Thanks
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Dear Sir, can you use the USB3 Port and  use the Devices USB3 Supported only. otherwise use the USB Hub with power Adpter
Thanks

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My laptop has only 2 USB ports- 1 USB2 and 1 USB3.<br />
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I usually tether my cellphone 3G connection to USB2 port and connect 1TB External Harddisk to USB 3 port.<br />
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I saw a USB 3 hub that can connect 4, 10 or more USB3 connections at a time.<br />
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What is the effect on performance on connecting so many USB 3 gadgets to USB 3 ports. <br />
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Say i connect 3 USB 3.0 devices using a USB 3.0 hub to a USB 3.0 port on my laptop. Will i get USB 3 speeds on all the devices connected to the hub.<br />
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Will i get better 3G speed if i tether my mobile 3G to a USB 3 device connected to a USB 3 port than tethering it to a USB2 port.<br />
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My laptop has only 2 USB ports- 1 USB2 and 1 USB3.

I usually tether my cellphone 3G connection to USB2 port and connect 1TB External Harddisk to USB 3 port.

I saw a USB 3 hub that can connect 4, 10 or more USB3 connections at a time.

What is the effect on performance on connecting so many USB 3 gadgets to USB 3 ports. 

Say i connect 3 USB 3.0 devices using a USB 3.0 hub to a USB 3.0 port on my laptop. Will i get USB 3 speeds on all the devices connected to the hub.

Will i get better 3G speed if i tether my mobile 3G to a USB 3 device connected to a USB 3 port than tethering it to a USB2 port.

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