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I don't quite get how Apple could claim to be Thunderbolt-compatible with this sort of limitation in hardware, though.
by dwaite 6y ago
I don't quite get how Apple could claim to be Thunderbolt-compatible with this sort of limitation in hardware, though.
- djxfade 6y agoIt's not a limitation in hardware. It's a legacy feature of the x86 that isn't supported on ARM. This could be solved by the GPU engineers by removing the legacy compatibility. "Nobody" boots a modern PC from BIOS anymore