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  1. @JPZ @davemark

    I've got a couple of the #OWC #TB4 1M2 enclosures.

    When someone (probably OWC) makes a #TB5 version that is bus-powered and fanless -- probably well after I get a new Studio next year -- I'll put my existing nvme sticks in there and hopefully be ready to roll?

    The expensive part of my currrent setup was the #nvme, not the 1M2, which were/are surprisingly affordable for the performance.

  2. @JPZ @davemark

    I've got a couple of the #OWC #TB4 1M2 enclosures.

    When someone (probably OWC) makes a #TB5 version that is bus-powered and fanless -- probably well after I get a new Studio next year -- I'll put my existing nvme sticks in there and hopefully be ready to roll?

    The expensive part of my currrent setup was the #nvme, not the 1M2, which were/are surprisingly affordable for the performance.

  3. @JPZ @davemark

    I've got a couple of the #OWC #TB4 1M2 enclosures.

    When someone (probably OWC) makes a #TB5 version that is bus-powered and fanless -- probably well after I get a new Studio next year -- I'll put my existing nvme sticks in there and hopefully be ready to roll?

    The expensive part of my currrent setup was the #nvme, not the 1M2, which were/are surprisingly affordable for the performance.

  4. @JPZ @davemark

    I've got a couple of the #OWC #TB4 1M2 enclosures.

    When someone (probably OWC) makes a #TB5 version that is bus-powered and fanless -- probably well after I get a new Studio next year -- I'll put my existing nvme sticks in there and hopefully be ready to roll?

    The expensive part of my currrent setup was the #nvme, not the 1M2, which were/are surprisingly affordable for the performance.

  5. Thunderbolt 5 cables are now available (even though there’s not much to use them with yet)

    When the Thunderbolt 4 standard launched in 2020 it brought support for a bunch of new features including support for high-speed connections over longer cables and guaranteed support for up to two 4K displays or a single 8K display. But data transfer speeds topped out at the same 40 Gb/s as Thunderbolt 3, which had been around since 2015.

    Thunderbolt 5 is much faster, with support for […]

    https://liliputing.com/?p=170028

    #cableMatters #tb5 #thunderbolt #thunderbolt5