Even though there are 2 x TB3 ports, they share the same controller. I'm wondering if the hard limits of the Thunderbolt 3 specification are at play here. Purchasing a more capable brick though and disabling the bios setting that adjusts to low power bricks starting at 230W, I'm wondering if the full TB3 spec (power) is then available to both of the 3.1 ports at the back? First off, I get that power is needed for all of the other ports and components and that to deliver TB3 specification to all those ports and components, would indeed require a mammoth brick.
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Just to be clear, the two TB3 (USB3.1) ports at the back of the NUC8i7HVKs do not provide 15W of power and only the USB 3.0 ports?Īnd the power rating of the brick is interesting. I trust that your team know what they're talking about. Well, then it's not a complete implementation of the Thunderbolt 3 specification.
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