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reassembled | 1 year ago

Is there a reason why a few AMD motherboards have Thunderbolt 4 on them but most do not? I believe I’ve only seen it on the workstation class boards, I could be wrong though. Is there a reason why it’s not more broadly available on AMD mobos?

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inhumantsar|1 year ago

Thunderbolt isn't an open standard and Intel holds the rights to it.

kcb|1 year ago

The next generation of motherboards is supposed to make USB 4 standard. Those are coming some time after the CPU release though.

geor9e|1 year ago

Just wondering - What would thunderbolt be used for on a desktop? External SSD transfers? I am shopping for a new gaming PC build and didn't think to consider it. I have it on my laptop for one-cable docking.

prettyStandard|1 year ago

Ive used it to swap my GPU between my desktop and laptop. My desktop is more of a server, and my laptop is more of a workstation. Having the option is nice.