Nice, but doesn't work on a Mac. PC only
Shane
Shane
Found a thread from 2015 on the HP Thunderbolt2 card:
Here a link Dom posted on the thread:
http://www8.hp.com/h20195/v2/GetDocument.aspx?docname=c04203028
Here's a part of that document:HP Thunderbolt-2 PCIe 1-port I/O CardOverviewc04203028—DA–14713Worldwide—Version8—September1, 2015Page1HP Thunderbolt-2 PCIe 1-port I/O CardModelsHP Thunderbolt-2 PCIe 1-port I/O CardF3F43AAIntroductionThis high speed serial interface enables fast data transfer from external peripherals such as external hard disks, digital camerasand videocameras. Nearly four times the transfer rate of USB3, it features one external Thunderbolt output port, one Display Portinput port and one internal header. Thunderbolt™2 technology is a transformational high-speed, dual protocol I/O that providesunmatched performance over current I/O technologies with 20Gbps bi-directional transfer speeds. It provides flexibility andsimplicity by supporting both data (PCIe) and video (DisplayPort) on a single cable connection that can daisy-chain up to sixdevices.TheHP Thunderbolt™2 PCIe Card is backward compatible to allow your Thunderbolt™devices to operate with no cable adaptersneeded.Thunderbolt technology dramatically increases the data transfer rate enabling faster backup, editing and file sharing, significantlyreducing the time to complete key tasks. Thunderbolt technology was specifically designed with inherently low latency and highlyaccurate time synchronization capabilities. These features enable extremely accurate audio and video creation, playback andediting that no other standard interconnect technology can match.PerformanceThe HP Thunderbolt™2 PCIe Card performs with data rates of up to 20 Gb/s.NOTE: Actual performance will be lower based on protocol overhead and the peripherals attached.Key BenefitsData transfer between digital electronic devices that support the Thunderbolt™or Thunderbolt™2 standard.20Gbps bi-directional, dual channel data transferData & Video on single cable with Dual-protocol (PCI Express and DisplayPort)Daisy chain up to six devicesCompatible with existing DisplayPort devicesLow latency with highly accurate time synchronizationUses native PCIe and DisplayPort protocol software driversPower over cable for bus-powered devices (electrical cables only)CompatibilityThe HP Thunderbolt™ 2 PCIe Card is compatible with the HP Z230, Z440, Z420, Z640, Z620, Z840 and Z820 Workstations.NOTE:Not all models are available in all regions.The HP Thunderbolt™2 PCIe Card requires a DisplayPort input to enabledownstream DisplayPort devices on the Thunderbolt™daisy chain.The HP Thunderbolt™ 2 PCIe Card is offered as a Certified System Solution with the compatible workstation platforms and selectgraphics cards only. Additional cards may perform well, but havenot been fully tested to the full standards to confirm a CertifiedSystem Solution.Z820: nVidiaK600, K2000, K4000, and K5000*
---In Avid-L2@yahoogroups.com, <tcurren@...> wrote :Thunderbolt is built into the motherboard. That is why you can't get a PCI card for older computers. HP built support into the Z820 and forward so you can add their card.We bought a MacMini as a cheap workaround.
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