Since USB devices can use UASP mode for high-speed data transfer, most USB 3.0 devices support UASP. Geerling purchased an additional UASP-enabled version of the case to verify the difference from ...

UASP Mode maximizes usage of the new protocol, Turbo Mode accelerates all USB devices, and Normal Mode operates at original USB 3.0 speeds to guarantee the best compatibility with all devices.

In this test, both sequential read and random read with 512KB block size performed significantly better than 250 MB/sec in BOT mode, and up to 369.2 MB/sec with UASP enabled.

Without UASP, the CPU overhead due to BOT mode is dramatically higher and I think this explains the huge disparities in performance. It's not as bad with unencrypted volumes.

Renesas Electronics has unveiled its new Superspeed USB 3.0 SATA3 bridge SoC, which it claims is the world's first to support the USB Attached SCSI Protocol (UASP) that 'significantly' speeds up data ...

Compared to traditional USB 3.0 BOT, the UASP mode will boost overall performance with 70% faster read and 40% faster Write speeds at its peak. The Supersonic RAGE PRO delivers 420MB/s in Read ...

I'm trying to maximize throughput on a fast MicroSD memory card. Does anyone know of a USB 3.0 card reader that has UASP support? The stuff I'm seeing suggests that it isn't the card reader that ...

(2) Supports both the UASP and BOT protocols and achieves data transfer performance that exceeds 370 megabytes per second (MB/s) in UASP mode. In addition to the BOT standard for mass storage devices ...

RocketStor 5422A storage docks employ HighPoint's innovative dual-dedicated 5Gb/s bay architecture with UASP ... USB 3.0 connections working in UASP mode result in higher transfer speeds and ...

The maximum transfer speed is 1,050MB/sec for sequential reading and 1,050MB/sec for writing, and supports UASP mode. The external dimensions are 88 mm in width, 13 mm in depth, 59 mm in height ...