Comment by Kirby64 15 hours ago Thunderbolt 5 and USB4v2 are the same thing now. They both support 80gbps and pcie pass through. 2 comments Kirby64 Reply aleph_minus_one 15 hours ago > Thunderbolt 5 and USB4v2 are the same thing now. They both support 80gbps and pcie pass through.Not completely true: Thunderbolt 5 demands some capabilities that are optional for USB4v2. Kirby64 14 hours ago From a protocol/bandwidth level, it’s essentially the same though. Thunderbolt 5 has some more guarantees for power and display, but the data rate of the two is the same.
aleph_minus_one 15 hours ago > Thunderbolt 5 and USB4v2 are the same thing now. They both support 80gbps and pcie pass through.Not completely true: Thunderbolt 5 demands some capabilities that are optional for USB4v2. Kirby64 14 hours ago From a protocol/bandwidth level, it’s essentially the same though. Thunderbolt 5 has some more guarantees for power and display, but the data rate of the two is the same.
Kirby64 14 hours ago From a protocol/bandwidth level, it’s essentially the same though. Thunderbolt 5 has some more guarantees for power and display, but the data rate of the two is the same.
> Thunderbolt 5 and USB4v2 are the same thing now. They both support 80gbps and pcie pass through.
Not completely true: Thunderbolt 5 demands some capabilities that are optional for USB4v2.
From a protocol/bandwidth level, it’s essentially the same though. Thunderbolt 5 has some more guarantees for power and display, but the data rate of the two is the same.