Question Mounting the memory card reader in Asus M4N68T-M LE V2

[kacper6768]

Would it be possible to mounting a memory card reader in a computer with the Asus M4N68T-M LE V2 motherboard?

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9U94V0A
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SMSC
USB2228-NU-05
A0744-A2C285
8R131692B

I don't know which number is the model name.

Very similar to this picture found on google but it's probably a different model.

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I removed such a Reader from a computer found in a dumpster. I would like to insert SD and MiniSD cards directly into the computer instead of using the HUAWEI Mobile Broadband LTE USB Stick HUAWEI E3372 via USB as an adapter for MiniSD cards. Does this reader have any speed limits. It is a pity that this reader does not have a direct input for the MiniSD card, I only need to insert the MiniSD card into the SD card and then to this reader.
Black, green, white, red cables come out of this reader, but this tiny rectangle has 5 empty holes (one hole is empty). Where do I need to insert this reader in the motherboard and is it possible at all and if I made a mistake and hit the wrong pins, would the motherboard and the reader have a short circuit and break down?

Motherboard name - Asus M4N68T-M LE V2
Motherboard chipset - nVIDIA nForce 7025-630a, AMD K10
Processor type - QuadCore AMD Athlon II X4 640, 3015 MHz
RAM - 4096MB (DDR3 SDRAM) - 4GB DDR3-1333 DDR3 SDRAM
Graphics: AMD Radeon HD 6670 (1GB)
HDD: TOSHIBA DT01ACA100 SCSI Disk Device 1TB
Drive: ATAPI iHAS124

 

[Aeacus]

Does this reader have any speed limits.

Yes. USB 2.0 speed is max what it can do.

Where do I need to insert this reader in the motherboard

Into internal USB 2.0 header.

if I made a mistake and hit the wrong pins, would the motherboard and the reader have a short circuit and break down?

If you put it wrong, the card reader won't work since there wouldn't be any connection to +5V pin, to power it.

Internal USB 2.0 header pinout:

 

[Lutfij]

The connector the cable terminates to, on the card reader, that's a USB 2.0 connector. It will hook up to an USB2.0 header on the motherboard.

 

[kacper6768]

I also use a second computer

Motherboard: A320M PRO-VD/S (MS-7A36)
Processor type: QuadCore AMD Ryzen 3 1200, 3100MHz
Graphics - GeForce GT 630 (1GB)
Ram: 9905702-017.A00G; Module size 8GB
Drive: TOSHIBA HDWD110
Drive: ATAPI iHAS122F
Operating system name - Microsoft Windows 10 Pro 64 bit PL

I have a third computer in the attic, but this computer has a broken hard drive
Motherboard: Hewlett-Packard HP Compaq 6005 Pro SFF PC
Motherboard chipset: AMD 785G, AMD K10
Processor: AMD Phenom(tm) II X2 B55 Processor
Ram Memory: 4GB
Integrated Graphics: ATI Radeon HD 4200 (368MB)
Integrated Sound Card: Realtek ALC662 @ ATI SB750 - High Definition Audio Controller
Windows 7 Ultimate 64 bit PL

Would this memory card reader work with these computers?

What is the read and write speed of USB 2.0?
When I copy the entire content from such a flash drive to the hard drive from an 8 GB flash drive (assuming it is full), it takes about 5 minutes. Does USB 2.0 have this speed? How long would it take to copy an 8GB memory card (assuming it is full) to the hard drive using this USB 2.0 card reader?

 

[Aeacus]

Would this memory card reader work with these computers?

Do they all have internal USB 2.0 header? (Most likely, they do.)

What is the read and write speed of USB 2.0?

Maximum data throughput is 53 MB per second.

When I copy the entire content from such a flash drive to the hard drive from an 8 GB flash drive (assuming it is full), it takes about 5 minutes. Does USB 2.0 have this speed?

USB 2.0, at maximum speed, is able to transfer 15.5 GB during 5 minutes.

How long would it take to copy an 8GB memory card (assuming it is full) to the hard drive using this USB 2.0 card reader?

When considering only what USB 2.0 can do, then it takes 154.5 seconds (2.5 minutes) to transfer 8 GB of stuff.

Though, do note that SD cards have smaller data read/write speeds than what USB 2.0 is capable of. And thus, actual time may vary. And it doesn't help that the source drive is HDD either (very slow write speeds, compared to SATA SSD, especially compared to M.2 NVMe SSD).