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Hi,
I'm having trouble with the Intel Realasense Depth camera.
The specification says 4th generation Intel (native USB3) and I'm running a 3930K on a Rampage IV with ASmedia USB3 (N.B. X79 has no native USB3 to my knowledge). Now having looked at the Intel forum it seems it is a common problem with ASmedia USB3 controllers though I cannot figure out what the problem is? I mean there are people using the camera on 2nd generation Intel as well AMD processors from what I have read.
Is it related to the board not supplying enough current (USB3 peaks at 900ma right?)?
I'm at least another 2 years away from an upgrade and would love a solution with my existing motherboard and CPU.
Is there something I can configure on the Motherboard? Drivers? or can I get away with buying a PCIexpress USB3 expansion card ? maybe another controller TexasInstruments, ....?
I appreciate that USB3 has evolved to some extent since x79 but this was a very disappointing experience.
edit: I should add the latest bios is installed
I'm having trouble with the Intel Realasense Depth camera.
The specification says 4th generation Intel (native USB3) and I'm running a 3930K on a Rampage IV with ASmedia USB3 (N.B. X79 has no native USB3 to my knowledge). Now having looked at the Intel forum it seems it is a common problem with ASmedia USB3 controllers though I cannot figure out what the problem is? I mean there are people using the camera on 2nd generation Intel as well AMD processors from what I have read.
Is it related to the board not supplying enough current (USB3 peaks at 900ma right?)?
I'm at least another 2 years away from an upgrade and would love a solution with my existing motherboard and CPU.
Is there something I can configure on the Motherboard? Drivers? or can I get away with buying a PCIexpress USB3 expansion card ? maybe another controller TexasInstruments, ....?
I appreciate that USB3 has evolved to some extent since x79 but this was a very disappointing experience.
edit: I should add the latest bios is installed
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