tom's Hardware on MSN2mon
Gigabyte introduces Thunderbolt 5 PCIe 4 card with up to 120 Gbps of bandwidth, support for 100W power delivery
3.1 standard with up to 100 watts per port. With the debut of Thunderbolt 5 add-in cards like this, users with at least a ...
MacWorld on MSN1d
2-year-old chip? 5-year-old design? Here’s why the Mac Pro still reigns supreme
Macworld The Mac Pro has garnered staunch criticism from the crowd that would usually buy one–in most cases, it’s warranted.
PC World1mon
5 useful PC upgrades for your unused PCIe slots
It’s a cost-effective alternative to pricier mainstream solutions that rely on Thunderbolt or USB-C connections. If you’re thinking about getting a PCIe storage card but aren’t sure where to ...
Hackaday3y
The Bus That’s Not A Bus: The Joys Of Hacking PCI Express
Specifications like Intel’s Thunderbolt (now USB 4) include room for multiple lanes of PCIe 3.0, which enables fast external storage solutions as well as external video cards that work as well ...
Hackaday11y
A Macbook Air And A Thunderbolt GPU
When Intel and Apple released Thunderbolt, hallelujahs from the Apple choir were heard. Since very little in any of Apple’s hardware lineup is upgradeable, an external video card is the best of ...
TweakTown2d
ASRock debuts a flurry of new Intel B860, AMD B850 mid-range motherboards at CES 2025
ASRock's new B860 motherboards shown off at CES 2025: new Phantom Gaming, Steel Legend, and more with Gen5 support, Thunderbolt 4, and more.