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Whether you’re looking for a way to connect an external graphics card or multiple high-resolution displays to your laptop, chances are that you’ve considered Thunderbolt at some point. The interface was once only present on a select few computers like the MacBook Pro line, but it has now become much more widely available. Over the years, we’ve also seen the interface gain support for higher display resolutions, data transfer speeds, and bandwidth-hungry accessories. So in this article, let’s break down how the latest Thunderbolt 5 differs vs Thunderbolt 4 and what improvements are on offer.
Thunderbolt 5 vs Thunderbolt 4: At a glance
In a hurry? Here’s a quick look at how the latest Thunderbolt 5 compares to its predecessor. Keep reading to learn more about how these numbers will affect various productivity and gaming use cases.
