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Funny because that's my girlfriend's name. :D

Both front ports are USB 3.0. Like I said I can get the same speeds in the OP on one of the ports. However, I can't write anything to the drive if it's connected to the other port. The speeds are normal. Guess I should rename the thread?

WD Passport 1TB drive. I edited this out of the OP: I get poor USB 3.0 write speeds on one of the front ports, there are two at the front. I tried the other one and speeds are similar to the pic in the OP. I can't write anything to the other port. Device manager - USB devices.

I've edited the OP, the case is a Corsair Carbide 400R which does have USB 3.0 ports. The front panel ports are driven by the Intel chipset, mobo is a P8Z77-V from Asus. I deduced that the one of the ports is faulty because I can't write anything to the drive, the other USB 3.0 port on the...

I can get the following write speeds if I hook up my USB 3.0 external drive to one of the ports at the rear. EDIT: It appears, only one of the ports is exhibiting this. The right USB 3.0 port is fine. So I guess it is fried? Case is a Carbide 400R. Is this is a driver issue? I'm on Windows 8...

Hopefully you can run it on existing Radeon HD 7xxx hardware.

2x DVI, HDMI and fullsized DisplayPort? Are these hints to the HD 8xxx reference I/O?

In Malaysia, we pay $500 for a GTX 670 from ASUS. But for some reason, prices for Gigabyte and ASUS cards are inflated and yet cards from Sapphire are seem to be priced better.

Looks like quite bargain for its price. Limited to 2000 DPI but I mainly game on 1600 DPI so I wouldn't mind using it.

Didn't know Genius is still around. Had their mice and keyboard in 2005.

I'm seeing 6x SATA III ports on the Z87 Board and no antiquated PCI buses.

Well that's because he's using a NVIDIA card. ;) It should run better on AMD cards as this feature is clearly promoted and developed with and by AMD in mind.

Is it stable enough for regular use? I don't really want intermittent driver failures.

Malta isn't a southern island. :) http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Malta They should've named it Tasmania.