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Re: Thundercrap - DP - 09-15-2015
I'm glad this was posted. I'm not up on TB at all and need edumacating...
Re: Thundercrap - space-time - 09-15-2015
DP wrote:
I'm glad this was posted. I'm not up on TB at all and need edumacating...
same here, which is why I posted. I have 2 MBPs 2011 with TB and USB2. I recently bought a USB3 mac mini (2012). So far I survived with USB2 on those MBPs but I am getting tired of it. I need to look into a TB/USb3 hub.
Re: Thundercrap - DP - 09-15-2015
Well, I just bought some TB to USB cables from Monoprice to add another external HD. I did like FireWire tho...
Re: Thundercrap - Filliam H. Muffman - 09-15-2015
Onamuji wrote:
...In two or three years, we'll be able to buy a single pro SSD that matches the storage and speed.
I think you mean, six months ago you could buy one that is faster. Too bad it comes in formats not compatible with Mac, like PCIe, though it may eventually trickle down.
Re: Thundercrap - Onamuji - 09-15-2015
Filliam H. Muffman wrote:
[quote=Onamuji]
...In two or three years, we'll be able to buy a single pro SSD that matches the storage and speed.
I think you mean, six months ago you could buy one that is faster.
But can it hold 24TB?
Re: Thundercrap - Filliam H. Muffman - 09-15-2015
Onamuji wrote:
[quote=Filliam H. Muffman]
[quote=Onamuji]
...In two or three years, we'll be able to buy a single pro SSD that matches the storage and speed.
I think you mean, six months ago you could buy one that is faster.
But can it hold 24TB?
Can the mini? There are slower ones that are 6 TB. With the new 3D-NAND having 48 layers, it should be only a year or two before 2.5" SSD's have more capacity than 3.5" HD's.
Re: Thundercrap - Article Accelerator - 09-15-2015
Filliam H. Muffman wrote:
[quote=Onamuji]
...In two or three years, we'll be able to buy a single pro SSD that matches the storage and speed.
I think you mean, six months ago you could buy one that is faster. Too bad it comes in formats not compatible with Mac, like PCIe, though it may eventually trickle down.
Impressive interface and typography in those screenshots! Is that the new El Capitan?
Re: Thundercrap - DP - 09-15-2015
So how is it I have my 2nd monitor (20" Apple Cinema display) plugged into a TB port on my iMac?
Re: Thundercrap - Onamuji - 09-15-2015
Filliam H. Muffman wrote:
[quote=Onamuji]
[quote=Filliam H. Muffman]
[quote=Onamuji]
...In two or three years, we'll be able to buy a single pro SSD that matches the storage and speed.
I think you mean, six months ago you could buy one that is faster.
But can it hold 24TB?
Can the mini?
It can with the Thunderbolt 2 RAID.
Did you miss that part of my post?
Re: Thundercrap - Filliam H. Muffman - 09-15-2015
Onamuji wrote:
[quote=Filliam H. Muffman]
[quote=Onamuji]
[quote=Filliam H. Muffman]
[quote=Onamuji]
...In two or three years, we'll be able to buy a single pro SSD that matches the storage and speed.
I think you mean, six months ago you could buy one that is faster.
But can it hold 24TB?
Can the mini?
It can with the Thunderbolt 2 RAID.
Did you miss that part of my post?
That is external storage. Can you detail a scenario where the mini can do something useful that uses that speed and capacity to it's fullest? The best I can think of is split the RAID in half and get half the speed transferring data from one partition to the other.