With the debut of Thunderbolt 5 add-in cards like this, users with at least a PCIe 4.0 motherboard can opt into the ...

Sonnet Technologies today announced the launch of Echo™ II DV Desktop, Echo II DV Rackmount, Echo II DV Module, and xMac™ Studio/Echo II DV, the newest members of the company’s award-winning family of ...

While Thunderbolt makes it easy to connect to a PCIe expansion chassis, that doesn't necessarily mean the PCIe card that you own that you put inside that enclosure will work with your Mac.

This PCIe 4.0 card adds five high-speed connection ports for increased flexibility. Gigabyte's Thunderbolt 5 card includes two USB-C ports and three Mini-DisplayPort outputs.

The Twin25G Thunderbolt adapter and Twin25G PCIe Card are anticipated to be available in early May 2023 from Sonnet and partnering retailers. Mac users can buy them for $899.99 and $599.99, ...

Pricing for the two packages ranges from $4,999 to $5,999, but Avid is also offering Digi 002, Digi 003, and Mbox Pro owners a hardware trade-in worth $1000:-Pro Tools|HD Native (Thunderbolt ...

Sonnet will be the first to ship a Thunderbolt 5 dock with a built-in PCIe 4.0 SSD, which delivers 6,100 MB/s transfers and offers many connectivity options.

Thanks to Gigabyte expansion cards, any PCIe 4.0-enabled user can benefit from the Thunderbolt 5 ecosystem. The port speed allows you to use external video cards, connect additional monitors, ...

The PCIe expansion card includes two DisplayPort connections and two USB-C outputs, ... Both ports can transfer data at a rate of 40Gb/s, the standard specification for USB4 1.0 and Thunderbolt 3.

That is why I keep at least a single Thunderbolt SanDisk Pro-Blade Station with four NVMe drives, to balance the internal PCIe slots bandwidth out. Even 2.5-inch SSD drives can be added to a Mac Pro.

Thunderbolt was designed by Intel in 2010 and eGPU enclosures really became viable with Thunderbolt 3, which has a maximum 40 GT/s transfer rate across four PCIe lanes, and that's the bit we're ...

Thunderbolt 5 is a major step-up from Thunderbolt 4. In this article, we'll go into detail about what we can expect from Thunderbolt 5, as well as the release date, accessories, and more.