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A USB host port implements the upstream end of a USB connection
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Are there downsides in using cat5 / cat5e cable for USB 3.0 connection?
No. USB 3.0 uses 9 cables internally.
If you use the scheme given in the question, you will effectively end up with USB2 which has its own cableset within USB3.
See USB Cable Diagram.
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