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Hardware interface designed by Intel that allows for the connection of external peripherals to a computer. For questions related to meteorological thunderbolts, please use the [lightning] tag.
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How to communicate faster than the system clock
The other answers have focused more on the Thunderbolt side of things, but let’s look back at the statement
Intel's latest i9 processor speed... about 4.2GHz max
4.2 GHz is the system clock, which … The impressive part about Thunderbolt is getting that speed over longer distances (not a few cm on a motherboard), over a relatively simple cable (not hundreds of connectors, as required to support multiple …
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