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Answer» CPU i7 5930k GPU 2 GIGABYTE G1 Gaming 980 ti's Motherboard Asus x99-a USB 3.1 Thunderbolt EX II card Okay. I am experiencing a major headache that is much like the guy in this thread experienced; https://vip.asus.com/forum/view.aspx?board_id=1&model=X99-DELUXE&id=20150104132313914&page=1&SLanguage=en-us also this gentleman has the same problem http://www.hardwarecanucks.com/forum/troubleshooting/69817-x-99-deluxe-u3-1-2way-sli-gtx-970-strix-thunderboltex-ii-not-working.html I am not as good with computers as the guy that posted that thread is. If I could please have help deciphering what I need to do to get my setup working I will appreciate it very much. The thunderbolt is for my blackmagic multidock not for a monitor. I am trying to get my ThunderboltEX II card to WORK with my setup, when I insert it, it is as if the computer is STUCK in a constant loop. The OP is referring to a technology that many of use have not used. It claims to be better than USB 3.0 and is suitable for all kinds of high speed I/O things. Says Intel. Graphic from Extreme Tech SITE: Quote Intel doesn’t include PCI-Express on its list of interfaces, but at this point, it could. 40Gbps works out to 5GB/s worth of bandwidth — which means Thunderbolt 3 can provide roughly a bit less bandwidth than an older PCI-Express 2.0 connection. The new standard offers support for up to two 4K 60Hz panels or a single 5K 60Hz display (this makes sense, as a 5K 60Hz panel is roughly 1.8x as many pixels as a 4K panel). This works out to an x4 PCI-E 3.0 connection. While not exactly suited for multi-GPU configurations, it should be enough bandwidth to run a single card at near-full speed in the vast majority of caseIntel’s incredibly fast Thunderbolt 3 switches to USB-C connector Sorry, I can not OFFER any help. Anybody understand the problem? My problem doesn't seem to be a problem with thunderbolt, my problem is a motherboard / BIOS related issue if I understand correctlyI have a hard time understanding ThunderboltEX II This is a technology by Intel. What kind of card do you have? Is it a video card? Is it a Hard Drive interface? Is it a card for some other external device? Is it something from GIGABYTE that makes the board compatible with the new technology? Please provide exact information. |
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