WAVLINK Direct via Amazon [amazon.com] has
WAVLINK Thunderbolt 5 12-in-1 Docking Station w/ 120Gbps, 140W PD & 8K Display Support on sale for $219.99 - $50.60 off when you apply promo code T2P16JKU at checkout =
$169.39.
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Compiled From Merchant's Product Page:- Specs:
- Model: UTD59
- Color: White
- Dimensions: 2.83"L x 5.43"W x 11.1"H
- Weight: 4.53 lbs
- Intel EVO Certified; Thunderbolt 5
- Inputs:
- 1x Thunderbolt 5 upstream (host connection, 140W PD to laptop)
- 3x Thunderbolt 5 downstream (120Gbps boost mode; 15W and 30W PD for phone/tablet)
- 4x USB-A 3.2 ports
- 1x SD 4.0 card reader (up to 312MB/s)
- 1x 2.5G Ethernet port
- Features:
- Max data transfer: 120Gbps (Thunderbolt 5 boost mode)
- Host charging: 140W Power Delivery
- Single display: up to 8K@144Hz
- Dual display: up to 8K@60Hz
- Triple display: up to 4K@144Hz (Windows 11 with Thunderbolt 5 host required; macOS limited to dual external displays)
- Compatible with Thunderbolt 4/5, USB4, and full-featured USB-C hosts
- Supports Windows 10/11, macOS 10.15 and later, ChromeOS 100.x and later
- Compatible with Apple M1/M2/M3 MacBooks, Dell XPS/Latitude, Microsoft Surface, HP EliteBook/Spectre, Lenovo ThinkPad/Yoga, LG Gram, and more
- Kensington lock slot for security
- Four non-slip base pads
- Plug and play; no driver installation required
- Note: USB-C to HDMI/DisplayPort cables and security locks not included
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My 8 bay NAS that I use for editing photos and 4K video off of is limited not by my 2.5 GBps network, but by my SATA HDDs. And, even then it doesn't affect editing, exporting, or scrubbing. I don't know the point of 6K or 8K as none of my TV's could even output it. I admit I mirror vs RAID 6. I know, I am losing space to parity, but the risk of rebuilding a large drive and another one dying is more annoying to me than losing half my usable volume,
I do astrophotography where I stack 50gigs of images. The time difference between running off my NVME on my machine and HDD on my NAS is about 15 minutes. But when its a 70 minute vs 85 minute process, I don't care.
What this turns into, in practice, is my astro-rig is processing data while I am in lightroom pulling off a different volume. And I am still not saturating my network.
Whatever you're doing on a routine basis must be intense.
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