Sabrent recently presented Thunderbolt 4, the active cable with E-Marker chip for very fast data transfer, and more
The American company, famous all over the world for the creation of PC components and more, has recently presented the newcomer to the family. We are talking about the active cable with E-Marker Sabrent Thunderbolt 4 chip. This particular cable will allow for transfer data at a very high speed, but this will not be the only function available. Let’s start this article and find out in more detail.
What you need to know about the new Sabrent Thunderbolt 4
These cables can manage to keep up with the evolution of hardware, allowing you to have up to 40Gbps of bandwidth bidirectional e up to 100W of power delivery. Although they are therefore latest generation cables, they certainly do not discriminate against old technologies. In fact, they meet all the specifications regarding the backwards compatibility for previous technologies. They therefore also work with devices Thunderbolt 3 e USB-C. They support two-channel Thunderbolt 4 or Thunderbolt 3 with high-speed full-duplex transmission.
I’m fully compliant with USB 4 specifications. This includes Power Delivery (PD) up to 5A at 20V, or 100W, via the USB PD 3.0 standard. Sabrent then managed to handle a common problem for users thanks to an engineering choice that guarantees perfect power delivery. The length of two meters, in fact, as well as providing a greater leeway for the user, also has the purpose of carefully manage the communication between the host and the devices. In this way you will always have a uniform supply of current.
The cable also provides full support for DisplayPort 1.4 with 4-lane video signal transmission and DP alternate mode via USB. In short, we are talking about a real technological concentrate. Thunderbolt 4 is available on Amazon at recommended price of €69.99. What do you think of this new Sabrent cable? Let us know yours in the comments. In order not to miss further news regarding the hardware universe, continue to follow the pages of everything!
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