Reddit mentions of Kingwin USB 3.0 Dual Port PCI Bracket Cable with Built-In-20-Pin Header, Up to 5 Gbps for Maximum Transfer Speed, Extend Your USB 3.0 Port On Motherboard to Back of Your Computer Case [KW-PCI2USB3]

Do you have unused USB headers on your motherboard? It's worth taking a look. If so then this or this should help you out.

Almost certainly not, but if you have a desktop computer and that computer has unused USB headers (USB 2.0 / USB 3.0) on the motherboard, you can buy a bracket that'll connect to those headers and put new USB ports on the back of your computer (USB 2.0 / USB 3.0)

I doubt you specifically need a 4th gen or higher CPU, it's just trying to say that you want the speed of a 4th gen or higher CPU, because the average speed of older generations is slower. I would try it with the current CPU and go from there. (if someone knows better and the HD60 needs 4th gen+ instruction sets like AVX2 or FMA3 correct me)

To solve the USB 3.0 issues you could use a USB 3.0 internal add-on card: https://www.amazon.com/Kingwin-Transfer-Motherboard-Computer-KW-PCI2USB3/dp/B00BTYOKXO/

You know you can directly use the motherboard's USB 2.0 and USB 3.0 headers, right?
If I'm not wrong, the Asus STRIX H270F has 2x USB 3.0 headers, while the smaller Asus STRIX Z270G only got one which will be used by the computer case's front panel.

https://www.amazon.com/Kingwin-Transfer-Motherboard-Computer-KW-PCI2USB3/dp/B00BTYOKXO/

Just search for "USB 3 bracket".

Yeah, you'll likely have a controller for each. Probably several USB2 controllers. My AMD/Gigabyte board has oodles of USB2, but only 2 usb 3.0 ports.

However, your mobo will likely have headers with additional USB ports that may not be connected. If you have them, pick up a bracket to make the ports available.

The Asus boards such as the Z170 deluxe that have Asmedia on the rear panel, have headers on the motherboard that are connected to the intel controller. You can just hook up a cheap USB 3.0 bracket.

http://amzn.com/B00BTYOKXO

you can buys something like this.
http://www.amazon.com/Kingwin-Bracket-Built--20-Pin-KW-PCI2USB3/dp/B00BTYOKXO/

You have the expansion connector near the ATX power for USB 3.0. If you look at pictures of the motherboard, it is a pin connector that’s blue, and says USB 3.0

Then you would just need a USB 3.0 header adapter to add additional ports.

USB port bracket worked for me on google.

It's things like this (USB 2.0) and this (USB 3.0 AKA 3.1 Gen1).

The thing I don't quite understand from the spec is why it's 8/6 and 4/2, rather than a fixed number (8 and 4 eg). But I guess if your manual covers more than one motherboard model, the different numbers could apply to different models.