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What happens if I plug a PC into another PC via thunderbolt?
by skorgu 16y ago
What happens if I plug a PC into another PC via thunderbolt?
- nepenthe 16y agoThunderstruck? Snarky I know but I just couldn't help myself.
- skorgu 16y agoI sincerely hope there's a debug option that causes it to play AC/DC in some fashion.
- tianyicui 16y agoSomething I really wanted is, when I connect my laptop to my home computer, my laptop can use the home computer's CPU, GPU and RAM and have an additional screen. I believe Thunderbolt will make this dream true, since the Intel page mentioned "workstation performance expansion".
- ugh 16y agoHopefully the same as when you plug a Mac into another Mac via FireWire. (One of the Macs becomes the most expensive external HDD ever. This requires one Mac to reboot into the target disk mode. It would be nice if the same trick would be possible with Thunderbolt without rebooting.)
- GHFigs 16y agoYou don't have to use TDM. You can also use Firewire as a network interface.
- irons 16y agoYou have to boot into target disk mode for the same reason you can't plug one Firewire disk into two computers simultaneously. TDM is supported in Thunderbolt, to my great glee. Terrific Firewire feature.