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Dell Docking station TB16 240W (Thunderbolt, USB-A)
EUR470,–

Dell Docking station TB16 240W

Thunderbolt, USB-A


Question about Dell Docking station TB16 240W

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Y_Fleury

7 years ago

I have a Dell XPS15 and an eGPU from Gigabyte. I would like to know if there is a way to connect these two to the Dell TB16 docking station, knowing that the XPS only has a TB3 port and the same for the eGPU? If not, is there any other way?

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BiosafeSA

7 years ago • purchased this product

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Il existe une liste de câbles sur le site officiel de Thunderbolt:
https://thunderbolttechnology.net/products
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BiosafeSA

7 years ago • purchased this product

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Hello,
no, not necessary, it was just an example of chaining, in your case it will be XPS15 - TB16 - eGPU or XPS15 - eGPU - TB16 if the eGPU box allows the chaining. Probably the quality of the TB3 cables and the distance between the devices can make the difference, cf.
https://appleinsider.com/articles...
To start with it is better to use passive TB3 cables of 0.5m which are known to support 40Gbit/s.
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BiosafeSA

7 years ago • purchased this product

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Hello,
normally it is possible to do it, on the TB16 there is a TB3 port which allows to chain several TB3 devices. At the moment I use it with a Dell Precision 5510 and a CalDigit TS3 - Dell TB16 - HighPoint RocketStor 5212 chain (via a TB3 - TB2 adapter).