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They didn't' say the chipset supported thunderbolt, they said the server did. That means the motherboard they are using has a thunderbolt controller on it, some
by latch 13y ago
They didn't' say the chipset supported thunderbolt, they said the server did. That means the motherboard they are using has a thunderbolt controller on it, something like: http://ark.intel.com/products/71880/Intel-DSL4510-Thunderbolt-Controller http://ark.intel.com/products/71880/Intel-DSL4510-Thunderbol...
- wtallis 13y ago"We speculate this is Grantley-EP and Wellsburg PCH. If so, the server supports Thunderbolt and features DDR4 speeds of 2400 and 3200MHz. However, these specs are pure conjecture." They're obviously under the impression that a new generation of CPU+chipset provides some degree of Thunderbolt support that is lacking in server components currently on the market: either that Intel's requiring Thunderbolt controllers to be included on the motherboard, or that the CPU or chipset provides a Thunderbolt controller.