I spent over 15 minutes looking on this motherboard for the internal USB-C port to connect the front panel USB-C port of my PC case... but please reassure me, I'm not that crazy, am I? I even called my father to help me check my build, and after looking at the motherboard with him, we confirmed that there simply wasn't an internal USB-C connector for my PC case's front panel. The motherboard, an ASUS ROG Strix B550-F Gaming WiFi II, does have a USB-C port on the back (I/O), but contrary to what the product description indicated (unless I misread it clumsily), it does not have the internal USB-C header needed to directly connect the USB-C port located on the front of my PC case: Asus A32 Plus. Result: it's impossible to plug the USB-C cable from my case directly into the motherboard. I therefore had to order a dedicated PCIe expansion card in order to be able to use the front USB-C port. The product specifications were not clear!