Ramjet Thunderbolt Storage
The Ramjet Dual-bay 2.5" Enclosure provides up to 4 TB of storage capacity. The 2.5" hard drives or SSDs can be installed or replaced easily thanks to the removable tray system. The extra large heat sink helps keep drives cool even during extensive usage.
The Ramjet Dual-bay Thunderbolt Enclosure powered by Akitio is designed for optimal speed and performance and allows for transfer speeds of up to 10Gbps. The Dual Thunderbolt ports are designed for "daisy-chaining" up to six (6) devices.
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FAQs
What is Thunderbolt Storage?
Thunderbolt hard drive as the name suggests, is a hard drive with a Thunderbolt interface, a technology developed by Intel in collaboration with Apple. Thunderbolt Enclosure is a data transmission protocol combining PCI Express data transmission technology and DisplayPort which display technology.
Can Thunderbolt be used for Storage?
You can use the Thunderbolt port on your Mac to connect a device like a display, TV, or external storage device.
Is Thunderbolt just a USB-C?
Thunderbolt and USB-C cables and ports are not identical, but they look almost identical and function almost identically. On most devices, cables and ports are compatible so you can connect any cable to any port. But Thunderbolt storage connectors transfer data much faster than USB-C.
What is Thunderbolt Data?
Thunderbolt™ technology is an Intel-developed connectivity standard that provides power, data, and a video signal over a single connection.
Is Thunderbolt Better than USB?
If you want performance with high speeds of up to 40 Gbps and efficiency optimized through the ability to daisy-chain up to six devices, then Thunderbolt may be the right choice for you. However, if cost is important, the more widely supported USB standard may be a better choice instead.
What is Thunderbolt Software Used For?
Thunderbolt is the brand name of a hardware interface developed by Intel (in collaboration with Apple) that allows external devices to be connected to a computer. Initially, Intel used optical cables for transmission which only allowed data to be transmitted.
