DumbHispanic
Hey, guys, I just had a few questions about the intensity shuttle, and whether I would be able to use it.
From what I know(which isn't much), I've a pretty good laptop. I mean, it isn't groundbreaking, but it's got an i5-M480 processor running at 2.67 Ghz, and 6gb of RAM. The problem is, it doesn't have a USB 3.0 port, which is what the intensity shuttle uses. I've also read something about a chipset requirement, which bothers me because I don't know anything about my chipset. Even if my laptop met, or exceeded, all of the requirements, would I be able to find a way around installing an Express card that has USB 3.0 ports? Is there some sort of external hub/converter that would allow me to use USB 3.0 products with a gigabit ethernet? Also, how can I find out if my laptop, not including the 3.0 problem, meets the requirements for the intensity shuttle? How do I check my chipset, and if I'm able to add a USB 3.0 Express card to my laptop? I'd really hate to settle for an Elgato capture card.
Thank you for any information you're willing to share with me
From what I know(which isn't much), I've a pretty good laptop. I mean, it isn't groundbreaking, but it's got an i5-M480 processor running at 2.67 Ghz, and 6gb of RAM. The problem is, it doesn't have a USB 3.0 port, which is what the intensity shuttle uses. I've also read something about a chipset requirement, which bothers me because I don't know anything about my chipset. Even if my laptop met, or exceeded, all of the requirements, would I be able to find a way around installing an Express card that has USB 3.0 ports? Is there some sort of external hub/converter that would allow me to use USB 3.0 products with a gigabit ethernet? Also, how can I find out if my laptop, not including the 3.0 problem, meets the requirements for the intensity shuttle? How do I check my chipset, and if I'm able to add a USB 3.0 Express card to my laptop? I'd really hate to settle for an Elgato capture card.
Thank you for any information you're willing to share with me