Imagine paying for an expensive new Mac only to not get full Thunderbolt4 speeds.
Imagine paying for an expensive Mac only to discover you’re not getting full Thunderbolt 4 speeds. That’s what some M1 Mac pro users are reporting after several transfer speed tests.
Oakley first determined what the theoretical speeds were by connecting the external SSDs to an Intel iMac Pro and verified that USB 3.1 Gen 2 was supported. For context, USB 3.1 Gen can transfer up to 10 Gb/s. He also ensured that only certified Thunderbolt 4 cables were used.
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