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What I ended up doing is making sure all my computers support Thunderbolt 3/4 (or USB 4 at minimum), getting a single good Thunderbolt dock (CalDigit TS4+) and
by jwells89 3y ago
What I ended up doing is making sure all my computers support Thunderbolt 3/4 (or USB 4 at minimum), getting a single good Thunderbolt dock (CalDigit TS4+) and just swap out which computer’s TB cable is plugged into the dock. To ease this I have a little magnetic pad stuck to my desk next to the dock which holds each computer’s cable when not in use.
It works great for my needs. Perfectly for switching between Macs or PCs with Intel iGPUs. It almost works perfectly with my gaming PC (which sometimes does double duty as a Windows/Linux workstation) but its Nvidia GPU can get cranky when used with Thunderbolt GPU passthrough for some reason under both operating systems. I think the issue is actually in drivers, but good luck getting Nvidia to care about this use case. I’m considering putting an old AMD GPU in the second slot on the PC and using that for passthrough duty.