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Old 06-01-2011, 01:20 AM
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Talking Intel to integrate USB 3.0 and Thunderbolt into Ivy Bridge
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Old 06-01-2011, 01:50 AM
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Is this ever going to end! HD Native just gets better and better.
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Can you translate this to non computer geeks as to what the benefit is? Thanks! (I already know what these are on their own, I just don't know what it means that they will be integrated).
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no extra controller components needed so, manufactures have no reason not to include these on MoBos build with the Ivy Bridge
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Old 06-01-2011, 01:34 PM
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When or if Avid Audio takes advantage of these advances is totally another story. Currently, Avid Mbox family only just went USB 2.0. And early 2011 MacBook Pro with Thunderbolt and HD Native is a no go. So in regards of Pro Tools this news means nothing. Ivy Bridge is twelve months from release.
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Not so fast, Ivy Bridge and Thunderbolt Intel says no integration with chipset.
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Can you translate this to non computer geeks as to what the benefit is? Thanks! (I already know what these are on their own, I just don't know what it means that they will be integrated).
In other words, with the native access on the PCH, USB 3.0 can run possibly a little better and stable, improving stability, while also reducing the number of chips needed on board, reducing cost as well.

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Made a mistake lol. At least USB 3.0 is going to be native. Thunderbolt just needs a PCIe to make it happen.
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Filosofem,

I've not heard anything about a thunderbolt issue with the MacBook.

There was an issue with express card and magma chassis but that's now fixed with PT 9.0.4.

Is there something else I'm not aware of?
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There was an issue with express card and magma chassis but that's now fixed with PT 9.0.4.
Just caught up nst7. Thanks. I run HD Native on Win 7.
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I would really like to see both of these new technologies take off, and this seems like the best way to do it.
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