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I know for a fact that revision 1.0 boards from Gigabyte doesn't support it, but the revision 1.1 and 1.2 boards do. RealKGBI wonder if it's possible to use with X570, perhaps with a PCIe add-in card?Īpparently it was possible to use the Titan Ridge card with motherboards without Thunderbolt headers as long as the BIOS supported Thunderbolt by jumping pins 3 and 5 on the header on the card, but there's no real evidence for it that I was able to find with school filters in place.It depends on your board. The Intel Thunderbolt/USB 4 chipset doesn't support USB 2.0. The USB header on these boards is for USB 2.0. I guess you didn't understand what I meant. My X570 board has such a header and would work with the equivalent card from Gigabyte. Gigabyte even went ahead and used a TB controller to get USB3.1(what genXlane, idek) on a workstation mobo.That's the SPI/unknown header, all these cards have it and it means you have to buy a card from the specific board maker who's motherboard you own.
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Jan 21st 2022 ASUS Sneaks Out PL63 Mini PC with Thunderbolt 4 SKU (9)Īdd your own comment 40 Comments on ASRock Unveils Thunderbolt 4 Add-on Card 1 to 25 of 40 Go to 2 Previous Next #1 londiste.Jan 12th 2022 ASRock First Out With Official Support for Zen 3 CPUs on X370 Motherboards (37).Mar 8th 2022 ASRock Industrial Announces New Range of Industrial Motherboards with 12th Gen Intel Core Processors (1).
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I saw somewhere else that it is a realtek 8152, and I looked at dmsg and found this: usbcore: registered new interface driver r8152 Had to disable thunderbolt security in the BIOS to get the USB and other ports working. Got the Lenovo Thunderbolt 3 dock to go with it. Coming from a Dell E series to the Lenovo X1 Carbon (5th Gen).
