Great stroke, at a good price

Had early in December 2014 bought a USB3 hub with LAN, so about 5 weeks has held, then LAN was no longer no longer u. External hard drives also. Now I try to here times: I was annoyed by the old USB3 hub, I gave the part equal to what to do: 4 external hard drives 2,5Zoll + LAN and went. As LAN chip Realtek RTLU3E8023 is installed. 8.1 is also recognized by Windows, drivers installed by Windows 8.1, takes a little before chip recognition and driver were installed, about 2 minutes. To install LAN first provide the hub with power, then connect until connection to the computer, otherwise you can pass the LAN is not recognized, but a CD drive. The driver for LAN can of course upgrade via download via the Realtek HP, look here for 'USB3 to LAN' also. The current driver is from September 2014. The 8.1 installed on Windows is from May-2013.
The power supply size is known from external 3.5-inch hard drives, which stand here as output 12V, 3 amperes ready. In test above was nothing warm or hot, not the power supply and not the Hub. Operate the stroke on Lenovo Tablet Yoga2. Even loading Tablets through the hub gabs no restrictions. The speed of USB3 aimed at Tablet course after its port and as I reach the original speed of the interface of approximately 37MB / sec. From hard disk to hard disk, there are still about 20MB / sec. Now he has to do is keep long.
When indicator LED is available for each USB3 port a LED that glows blue as long as the connected hard drive is running, turn off automatically and the LED goes aus.Für current there is a faint white LED display - Hub with Comp. connected and a bright red - Hub is not connected. Back there is a mechanical on / off switch. The LAN jack has also his two LEDs, as they are known by LAN so. Current consumption is off stroke at 0.1W / h, when the Hub are 1.5W / h, the 'rest' just after how many USB devices are used.