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6 minutes ago, R.C said:

does the usb 2 connector which braches off of the usb 3 connector have to be plugged in for both usb 3

Nope, it's optional, in case your motherboard lacks a 3.0 spot.

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Hey there, I am building an itx PC which only has 1 USB 2.0 header where I need 2, one for Kraken M22 aio and the other for front pannel usb. As seen in the picture, does the usb 2 connector which braches off of the usb 3 connector have to be plugged in for both usb 3 front pannel connectors to work. (Hopefully you can understand from my explanation)

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6 minutes ago, R.C said:

does the usb 2 connector which braches off of the usb 3 connector have to be plugged in for both usb 3

Nope, it's optional, in case your motherboard lacks a 3.0 spot.

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