Probably a USB controller, considering that is what they said explicitly in the title. And probably the bandwidth the controller advertises to downstream devices.
a storage controller on an USB stick also has programmed “Gb” for addressing the flash storage. For example if you want to remove one of the flash chips, you could be asking how to reprogram the controller to use only half of it’s initial capacity. Thats what I was confused about.
What kind of controller and what kind of Gb are you talking about?
Storage controller for USB sticks?
Or gaming controller with an advertised Gb/s USB bandwidth?
Probably a USB controller, considering that is what they said explicitly in the title. And probably the bandwidth the controller advertises to downstream devices.
Yup. A USB host controller. Specifically AMD Bixby.
Just fyi
a storage controller on an USB stick also has programmed “Gb” for addressing the flash storage. For example if you want to remove one of the flash chips, you could be asking how to reprogram the controller to use only half of it’s initial capacity. Thats what I was confused about.
But you actually meant Gb/s.
You’re right, the correct term is Gb/s or Gbps. Edited.