ASUS launched its P8Z77-V PREMIUM motherboard which features the Thunderbolt connection interface. Thunderbolt promises transfer speeds that are twice as fast as USB 3.0 and up to 20 times faster than ...

GIGABYTE TECHNOLOGY Co. Ltd., a leading manufacturer of motherboards and graphics cards,todayannounced the latest GIGABYTE 7 series motherboards, the very first to offer fully certified dual onboard ...

Oh what a painful couple of days this has been. Normally when we run into problems with a motherboard it tends to be issues with overclocking or maybe just problems with the motherboard initially ...

When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission. Here’s how it works. Just 15 months after the technology first appeared in a commercial form, ASUS and MSI have ...

ASUS has announced the launch of its P8Z77-V PREMIUM motherboard – the flagship of the P8Z77 Series and the first Intel certified motherboard in the market to offer the latest Thunderbolt connection ...

I love me some new hardware. I don't read Chinese the best, if at all, but what I gather from these pictures and a bad Google Translate is that ASUS has released two new motherboards that support ...

I can see that most modern motherboards have a thunderbolt port, but how is it actually wired? When I can connect my thunderbolt cable/dock to a Macbook Pro, everything gets routed via that - USB, ...

Asus isn't the only motherboard manufacturer who is unleashing Thunderbolt technology today. MSI also announced the official release of its Z77A-GD80 motherboard with Thunderbolt support. This ...

About 100 peripherals based on the Thunderbolt connector technology will become available by the end of the year, a big jump from a fraction of the devices available today, if Intel meets its target, ...

After over a year of Mac dominance, the first Intel desktop PC motherboard featuring Thunderbolt I/O technology has been – somewhat quietly – announced. Based on the latest Z77 Express chipset, the ...

Now we know why Intel has changed the name of its long-awaited "Light Peak" connection: because it isn't one. Thunderbolt isn't photonics-based, and makes the connection via a good old copper wire.