Can this work with intel next unit it only has a thunderbolt plug and will the speed be any different.
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Hi, I have a NUC model DC3217BY, with firewire and I have used the apple thunderbolt adapter with it. For it to work you will need latest Broadcom Ethernet NetXtreme Desktop/Mobile drivers. You can download them from station-drivers web site.This will give you gigabit networks speeds, way fasters transfer rates of the obtained with any USB 2.0 to Ethernet adapter.
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Hi, I have a NUC model DC3217BY, with firewire and I have used the apple thunderbolt adapter with it. For it to work you will need latest Broadcom Ethernet NetXtreme Desktop/Mobile drivers. You can download them from station-drivers web site. This will give you gigabit networks speeds, way fasters transfer rates of the obtained with any USB 2.0 to Ethernet adapter.
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I'm not sure what you're trying to connect exactly. .. if the device is a newer Apple model, and it has a mini DisplayPort with a little lightening bolt beside it, then you have a thunderbolt port and you can use this adapter.The thunderbolt connection shouldn't slow down the network connection. The potential data throughput(speed) is much higher than any residential network setup. If you have a gigabit network, the adapter should be able to handle it without breaking a sweat.
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Thunderbolt has not changed. The adapter will work with any Thunderbolt connection.
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I ordered one over a year ago, and used it with the thunderbolt adapter. It works great.
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I just Received this drive. It is not compatible with the thunderbolt adapter (no I/O sockets for the adapter). It only has a USB-3 and power connection. I'm not sure where they came up with STDU4000100 on the sales page because the model # on the case is: SRD00F2. I will be questioning Amazon on this.
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Yes, it should work if it is an intel mac. If you have any problem after you buy just let us know and we will refund your money Ken
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If thunderbolt interface has this capability then it's fit. Otherwise i don't know :)
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True. But you'll be getting a tremendously noticeable faster speed simply from the thunderbolt interface cable. I was surprised at how well it performs while not in a Raid config.
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I don't have this plugged into an AMD board. You should just need to have compatible OS and Drivers installed for it to work. With an AMD processor you wont be able to take advantage of the Intel WIDI feature but it should work.
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All I can tell you is that I have the very same model & mine has 2 thunderbolt ports. Contact ASUS to confirm or visit their website or Google the model name & number.
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No you will need to use the thunderbolt to Firewire 800 adapter and then use a Firewire 400 to Firewire 800 adapter.
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I apologize for not actually answering your question. But, I just want to offer an observation. I do not believe that there will be anything to be gained by Thunderbolt 2 as long as you are connecting it to a 6Gb SATA connected drive... Or, to a spinning hard drive, for that matter. Even with a speed striped RAID won't come near the maximum capacity of a Thunderbolt 1 (or even USB 3). I think that solid state drives, attached through PCIe are going to be required to achieve any speed gains moving forward.
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I think it is thunderbolt 1. It really won't make any difference. It is only a two mechanical drive enclosure, which can't exceed thunderbolt 1 max anyway. If yoou have two ssd's, raided, that might be a different story.
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Not sure about the 2008 Hardware, but I bet it would be more software dependent. Works fine on my MacBook Pro (I own three, 2 circa 2011 and one 2013, not to mention the several we use in our office) I know it worked fine running Lion, and now Mtn Lion. I willing to bet that it will with any thunderbolt connection.
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I have used it with both, works perfectly with either. Get the thunderbolt adapter.
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The AC66 is incompatible with haswell (the latest intel architecture) but the AC68 is fine. I have had both and both give significant speed and signal boosts (if you have an AC router). Get the AC68 as it is backwards compatible with everything.
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Only requires PCI-Express 2.0 x1 Slot. But it is compatible with all others. You will NOT see any real speed boost from using a faster slot.
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It should,please go to http://ark.intel.com and compare socket type,normally it should work.