trying to measure new pci-e card (usb 3.0) transfer rate

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I am trying to measure my new pci-e card (usb 3.0) for transfer rate. Under the instructions " Goto: Device Manager --> USB Controllers --> USB Root Hub (Right Click) --> Properties --> Advanced (Tab)." I do not have an "Advanced tab" What am I missing:(
 

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Check out this link. The program will show you each port, what device is connected and the selected speed.

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I can give you my test results for my USB 3. I guess I'm measuring the port and cable and device, but that's all I have. Maybe you can use them for comparison. I have 2 WD USB 3 external HDs. One is F drive 3 TB. The other drive N 2 TB. I have the blue USB 3 cables. I have read that 5 Gbits/s never happens in a dream world. I have never got that speed. as you can see on my test. My 138 MB/s =1.078125 Gbits/s transfer rate. According to the chart 5 Gbits/s =640 MB/s.
In Device Manger right click on root hub and select Properties Then you can get to Advance. Hope this helps.
USB 3 2 TB Drive N.JPGUSB 3 3 TBDrive F.JPGUSB Test  F drive.pngUSB Test  F drive.pngScreenshot (46).pngScreenshot (47).png
 
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