here's a reason that AM5 motherboards are so expensive—they are feature-packed—a majority of them support the USB 3.2 2x2 20 Gbps interface
I have two Gen 2x2(!!!), one of them in front. And surprisingly, despite using a budget case i bought from back when Gen 2x2 20Gbps doesn't exist, my front type c port works at Gen 2x2 speeds. And Gen 2 10Gbps exists maybe at that time(??), not too sure about that, and even then, its probably only on high end boards. NZXT site does list the type c as USB 3.2 Gen 2, but the site and/or the case might have been recently updated for it, I wouldn't know. I certainly didn't look for USB 3.2 Gen 2 capability back then. As long as it had a type c front port I was fine with it.
So ppl, don't be afraid when your casing doesn't list what type c the front port is, its probably fine for your newfangled mobo with loads of 20Gbps. Tho when front USB 4 rolls out we probably need a new case.
Anyway briefly tested with my XS2000 1TB and I did get 2.1GBps sequential read and 1.8Gbps sequential write using CDM. Once again proving there is something wrong with Intels implementation of USB 3.2 on some of their products. The AMD systems worked with the XS2000 flawlessly at their rated port speeds, meanwhile the Intel ones I tested proved otherwise with terrible write speeds.
