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The Unifying Trend of USB-C

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USB-C has emerged as the most widely used physical interface for 3C digital devices. The EU's Common Charger certification has even introduced regulations mandating USB-C as the sole designated interface for 13 categories of devices. Apple's iPhone 15 series, released in September 2023, abandoned Lightning in favor of the USB-C interface, marking the first time iPhones and Android phones share a compatible connector. As an intelligent interface that combines fast data transfer and charging, the widespread adoption and unification of USB-C will undoubtedly drive the application of USB4. ... Learn more her https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6997671.html

USB4 CPU Controller

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It's worth noting that while Thunderbolt 4 and USB4 both use the Type-C connector and offer a maximum speed of 40Gbps, they differ in certain aspects. For instance, Thunderbolt 4 ports are marked with a Thunderbolt symbol, whereas USB4 ports lack any such marking. Additionally, USB4 comes in two versions: USB4 20 and USB4 40, representing transmission speeds of 20Gbps and 40Gbps, respectively. On September 1, 2022, the USB-IF officially announced the new generation of the data interface specification, USB4 2.0 version, supporting up to 80Gbps data transmission rate. Currently, devices equipped with Apple's M1 and M2 chips, AMD Ryzen 6000 series APUs, and Intel's 11th Gen Tiger Lake H processors support USB4. ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6997671.html

USB4 CPU Controller

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The widespread adoption of USB4 hinges on leading international chip manufacturers like AMD, Intel, and Apple. Theoretically, any device that supports Thunderbolt 4 can also support USB4. Both Thunderbolt 4 and USB4 are built on the Thunderbolt 3 underlying protocol, offering complementarity and compatibility. In simple terms, Thunderbolt 4 further enhances performance thresholds and expands functionality, meeting USB4 specification requirements, resulting in a better experience for devices supporting Thunderbolt 4. On the other hand, USB4 boasts stronger universality and lower requirements. ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6997671.html

USB4 Hard Drive Enclosure Main Control Chip

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The second approach is to adopt the more costly Thunderbolt 3/4 + USB dual-controller solution. Currently, many USB4 hubs on the market still utilize this design, offering excellent stability and thermal control. Compared to USB4 hard drive enclosures using the ASM2464PD controller, these products exhibit the most stable performance on both Mac devices and Windows PCs. Because Thunderbolt 4 and USB4 are both built on the Thunderbolt 3 underlying protocol, they complement and are compatible with each other, meeting all USB4 specification requirements. As a result, devices supporting Thunderbolt 3/4 provide a superior experience, albeit at a higher product cost, leading to a higher sales price. The following screenshot shows the speed test results from an Ankmax UC4M3 40Gbps M.2 hard drive enclosure, achieving read and write speeds of up to 3000MB/s, offering impressive performance, especially with excellent thermal control. ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6997671.htm...

USB4 Hard Drive Enclosure Main Control Chip

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USB4 is a new generation of technical specifications for the USB architecture, based on the Thunderbolt 3 protocol specification contributed by Intel, and is consistent with the Thunderbolt 4 specification. The USB4 architecture can dynamically share a high-speed link with multiple hardware endpoints to provide the fastest data transmission service. A hard drive enclosure is a device that allows users to connect hard drives (such as SATA or NVMe) to the USB port of a computer. Hard drive enclosures that use the USB4 interface can provide higher data transmission speeds, up to 40Gbps, which enables users to access and transmit data stored on the hard drive more quickly. Currently, there are two solutions for mass-produced USB 4 hard drive enclosures on the market: The first is to adopt the USB4 main control chip, which is the ASM2464PD from Asmedia. ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6997671.html

USB4 Main Control Chip

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As the "brain" of USB4 terminal equipment, the importance of the main control chip is self-evident. Currently, according to the categories of USB4 terminal equipment, the main control chips have also differentiated into different types to adapt to terminal applications. The following is an introduction to the USB4 main control chip. ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6997671.html

USB4 Data Cable

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The data cable is an important carrier for data transmission. After the introduction of the USB4 standard, many manufacturers have overcome technical obstacles and developed USB4 data cables that have obtained USB-IF certification. Currently, there are various types of USB4 data cables that have obtained USB-IF certification, most of which are full-featured. ... Learn more here   https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6997671.html

USB4 Hard Drive Enclosure

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With the popularization of 4K videos and the continuous increase in file size, users have increasing demand for the capacity of computers and mobile phones, and it is easy to have capacity anxiety problems. The combination of USB4 hard drive enclosures and M.2 solid-state drives has gradually become one of the most popular expansion methods for users. In addition to good portability, it also supports multi-device use and data transfer such as camera external recording, computer capacity expansion, and data storage, basically covering various daily usage scenarios. ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6997671.html

USB4 Hard Drive Enclosure

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After Intel freely opened the Thunderbolt 3 protocol to the USB Association, USB4 data cables, docking stations, hard drive enclosures, and other accessories with the same 40Gbps transmission specification as Thunderbolt 3 emerged, resulting in a higher overall cost-effectiveness. ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6997671.html

USB4 Docking Station

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Most users of docking stations are users of laptops or lightweight laptops, and the emergence of docking stations has solved their interface anxiety. Nowadays, the function of docking stations is not limited to a single interface expansion function. Users generally pursue higher-specification video transmission and faster data transmission speeds. With Intel freely opening the Thunderbolt 3 protocol to the USB Association, USB4 products with the same 40Gbps transmission specification as Thunderbolt 3 have emerged, which have significant advantages in terms of price and compatibility. Here are three USB4 docking stations currently on sale, some of which support the iPhone 15 series. These brands are Satechi USB4 Multiport Adapter and Ankmax P64HG2. Docking stations generally include USB-A, C, and HDMI interfaces, as well as 2.5GbE network interfaces. ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6997671.html

USB4 Terminal Equipment

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The current types of USB4 terminal equipment are not too many, mainly concentrated on laptops, docking stations, hard drive enclosures, and data cables. ... Learn more here   https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6997671.html

USB4 Science Section

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In September 2019, USB4 was officially released with a maximum transmission rate of 40Gbps, the same as Thunderbolt 3. USB4 comes in two specifications: USB4 40 with a maximum bandwidth of 40Gbps and USB4 20 with a maximum bandwidth of 20Gbps. Consumers should be aware that USB4 40 is the full-speed interface. In September 2022, the USB4 2.0 standard was exposed ahead of schedule, with a maximum speed increased to 80Gbps. It adopts a new data architecture, and the USB PD fast charging standard, USB Type-C interface, and cable standards will also be updated simultaneously. ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6997671.html

The Era of High-Speed Transmission is Coming: Recommending New USB 4 Products

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Recently, Microsoft quietly added support for 80Gbps USB4 connections, also known as USB4 2.0, in its latest Windows 11 update. This updated operating system version numbers 22621.3235 and 22631.3235, and many users have already gained relevant support through automatic updates. The Windows 11 update indicates that devices capable of 80Gbps connections may become widespread this year. Under certain conditions, USB4 2.0 hardware can transmit data at speeds of up to 120Gbps in one direction and 40Gbps in both directions. ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6997671.html

MAC

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First, plug in your USB hard drive. Then, follow the instructions below to start automatically backing up your Mac! **WARNING:** Make sure your new USB drive is totally empty! Time Machine will usually *erase the drive* so it can do its thing. If this is a new drive and you’re okay with it, keep reading! 1. Open the menu (in the top left of your screen) and choose System Preferences. 2. Click on “Time Machine”. 3. Click “Select Disk”. 4. Choose your USB hard drive from the list and select “Use Disk”. You're done! Your Mac will back itself up automatically from now on. If you're using a MacBook, make sure to plug in your hard drive regularly so it can save your files! ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6984179.html

WINDOWS 7

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1.    Click the Start button. 2.    Type “backup” into the search box. 3.    Click on Backup and Restore. 4.    Choose “Set up Backup”. 5.    When Windows has finished preparing, select your external hard drive and click Next. 6.    Click “Let Windows Choose” and press Next. You can change when Windows backs up your files by clicking “Change Backup Schedule” if you like. The more often, the better! Then click “Save settings and run backup”. You’re all done! Windows will backup automatically from now on. Make sure you leave your hard drive plugged in, or if you’re on a laptop, set a reminder to plug it in often. Congrats on setting up your first backup! ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6984179.html

SO HOW DO I BACKUP?

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Most people backup their files in one of two ways: to an external drive, or somewhere on the Internet. It's really easy, and you only need to set it up once! DISCLAIMER: Even though this process is super simple, we're not responsible for any data loss. Make sure you read through each screen carefully and you should be fine! ... Learn more here  https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6984179.html

BUT WHY SHOULD I BACKUP?

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Losing your files is way more common than you'd think. Ever lost your phone, camera or tablet? That counts. Your stuff could have been saved with a backup. One small accident or failure could destroy all the important stuff you care about. ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6984179.html

WHAT IS BACKUP?

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 A backup is a second copy of all your important files — for example, your family photos, home videos, documents and emails. Instead of storing it all in one place (like your computer), you keep another copy of everything somewhere safe. ... Learn more here  https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/6984179.html

Apple unveils next-gen M2 Pro and M2 Max MacBook Pros with faster speeds and longer battery life

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On the evening of January 17th, Apple released on its official website including the new 14/16-inch MacBook Pro, Mac mini and two new generation SoC chips - M2 Pro and M2 Max. According to Apple's official data, M2 Pro adopts the second-generation 5nm process technology, inherits about 40 billion transistors, supports up to 12-core CPU and up to 19-core GPU, and supports up to 32GB unified memory and 200GB/s unified memory bandwidth. Compared with M1 Pro, it is up to 20% higher. ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/4950986.html

A picture to understand the difference between USB4, USB4 v2.0 and Thunderbolt4

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A picture to understand the difference between USB4, USB4 v2.0 and Thunderbolt4 The USB-IF organization recently announced the upcoming launch of the USB4 v2.0 specification, which is an upgraded version of the USB4 specification, mainly adding an 80Gbps active cable standard, doubling the speed and making it the fastest interface at present. Counting USB4 v2.0, plus the existing USB 1.1 to USB4, as well as the thunderbolt interface, there are at least six or seven types of USB interfaces that everyone can see. Each standard speed and physical interface are Different, how to distinguish? This makes many people have a headache. Today, through a few comparison pictures, we can clearly compare the differences between the USB and Thunderbolt interfaces of the past dynasties. ... Learn more here https://www.ankmax.com/newsinfo/4460425.html